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The Chapin School is an independent day school established in 1901, educating girls and young women from Kindergarten through Class 12 under one roof and dedicated to the academic and personal growth of its students, preparing them to thrive and lead in a global society.
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Whether an alumna or a prospective student, you will no doubt enjoy reading about Chapin's alumnae and their pursuits, the events we hold, and our school's rich history.
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Chapin's K-12 Arts program is centered around cultivating artistic expression and building each student's capacity for innovation and creativity. The program empowers students to use their voices as artists to engage, reflect and shape the world they live in.
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Chapin believes that students' physical, intellectual, and emotional lives are interconnected. This tenet serves as a steadfast guide in our approach to interscholastic athletics, fitness, and health and wellness.
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Alumnae Cultural Awareness Program co-hosts networking event

October 5, 2011

Chapin's Alumnae Cultural Awareness Program (ACAP), and the alumnae associations of Brearley, Chapin, Hewitt, Marymount, Nightingale, Sacred Heart and Spence, hosted a leadership and networking event at the Convent of the Sacred Heart on October 5. The evening was centered around the theme of leadership potential for women and minorities in the workforce. Rhonda Joy McLean, the Associate General Counsel for Time, Inc, and the author of The Little Black Book of Success, spoke about her book and her experiences in the workforce.