Paramount to being one of only three high schools in the United States with an aviation program is valuing that exclusivity.

As advertised, Kishi Bashi was a one-man musical tour de force on Wednesday morning.  

The multi-instrumentalist entertained for more than an hour, filling Pingree Auditorium with his unique sound which mixes improvisation and sheer wizardry. He was backed for portions of the performance by members of the Christ School community. 

Christ School is excited to announce an introductory, groundbreaking partnership that will empower our Business students in an exciting way. The school's new Honors Business Entrepreneurship class is collaborating with two regional industry leaders – Flavor 1st Growers & Packers of Mills River, N.C., and Ignite Wealth Planning of Greenville, S.C. 

James B. Banks understood the profound impact that competent and compassionate leadership could have on the lives of young men. For 30 years, he embodied that difference at Christ School.

Leadership can be an amorphous concept, but the faculty know the school's second pillar when they see it. 

January's Student and Residential Life Awards were announced Friday in assembly by Dean of Students Drew Hyche '94, Dean of Campus Life/Special Assistant to the Head of School Benjie Colberg, and Assistant Dean of Students Wesley Shelmire. 

Christ School announces that it has begun a national search for its next Football Program Director and Head Varsity Coach. 

Two years is all it took for Henry Lytle ’23 to cover his first College Football Playoff National Championship game. 

Elton Wright ’73 spoke from experience as our first African American graduate and a true Greenie on Monday. He bestowed an hour’s worth of wisdom during an all-school keynote conversation in Pingree Auditorium, part of our annual celebration of Martin Luther King Day. 

"The Long Green Line never wavers."

Four young alumni paid it forward through College Guidance's Lunch & Learn series on January 9. 

Thank you to College Guidance for this early snapshot of the Class of 2025, with more good news expected in the next two weeks from N.C. State University and UNC-Chapel Hill. 

Exciting times for one of Christ School’s flagship programs. 

Boys with the Robert Morgan ’36 Aviation Program began assembling a new simulator Monday – which features three 65-inch monitors – for on-campus training. 

The first week of the 2025 Spring Semester is in the books. 

The Long Green Line got nine links stronger Monday. 

Some big news on this Friday for one Christ School alumnus. 

Aydan White ’20 announced on his Instagram that he is declaring for the NFL Draft!

Going up!

A continual weekly climb through the MaxPreps national rankings for Christ School varsity basketball happened again Tuesday, with a bombshell reserved for New Year’s Eve. 

The latest rankings have the Greenies checking in at No. 10. Historically, it is only the second time a Christ School basketball team has achieved a top-10 national ranking (the 2008-09 team was fifth in the final listing put together by Rivals.com). 

A new year with endless possibilities. 

A major anniversary year for this incomparable brotherhood that we call the Long Green Line. 

Under the cover of darkness, Santa Claus (Wiley Kessler '25) and his Gingerbread friend (Tyler Brouse '25) had free rein of Wetmore Hall on Christmas Eve.  

What goodies did they leave behind? Watch this year's Christmas video to find out!

Bravo to Christ School Theater!

You won’t get a second chance to see Friday's performance of "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" in person, but it has been posted to our YouTube channel. 

Sunday's formal holiday dinner in Stolz Dining Hall put a bow on Christmas celebrations at Christ School.

Looking back, the sanctity of the 91st Lessons and Carols candlelight service was balanced with a rowdy, but good-natured Christmas in the Greenie Dome basketball game. The newly-reinvigorated Theater Department made Pingree Auditorium come alive with its ensemble production, "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever."

Quite the class!

The first 17 seniors from the Class of 2025 who have made commitments to play college sports were celebrated with a ceremony Friday morning in Mebane Field House.