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.

What a week and what a year it’s been. 

Thursday’s speaker for the final chapel service of 2024 was Dr. Sean Jenkins, whose third year as Head of School began back in August with a record enrollment of 308 boys from 17 different states and 11 countries. 

Tonight!

Everyone is invited to join us for the annual Christmas in the Greenie Dome basketball game at 6:30 p.m., and keep Friday night open for a special holiday production by Christ School Theater, “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.” 

Get in the Christmas spirit by watching a replay of Sunday night's 91st annual Lessons & Carols in St. Joseph's Chapel, which has been posted to the school's YouTube channel.  

Christmas cheer? We got it!

One week out from Christmas in the Greenie Dome, all is merry and bright with Christ School basketball. 

Do you know a boy who has what it takes to be the next Krieger Leadership Scholar?

Krieger Leadership Scholars are young men of the highest caliber who represent the ideals of Christ School in all areas of their educational experience. Selected scholars join an elite brotherhood that strive to positively impact campus and leave a legacy. Scholars should be curious, ambitious, tenacious, and ready to make an impact. Scholars should expect to not only make Christ School stronger, but to also leave this place ready for their next challenge.

Mixed emotions came with deferring his senior year at Christ School, less so after three immersive months in Morocco.

Cole Lewis '26 has about six months left on his scholarship to North Africa, studying abroad through the U.S. State Department’s National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) program.

Extra thankful this year. 

Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at Christ School!

Judson Meyers ’25 wore red, white, and blue last summer and the motif fits his college plans. 

Eight boys from Christ School have committed to play sports in the Ivy League since 2000, but Judson is the first rower. He announced Friday on his Instagram that his future home for academic and athletic endeavors is the University of Pennsylvania. 

Christ School’s play calls for the final possession of regulation? Five runs by Jackson Cancel ’26. 

Overtime? More of No. 4. 

Jackson’s first touch of the extra time was a 10-yard run that he broke out wide, hurdling a defender to tie the game at 25-25. 

History continues Friday when Christ School and Asheville School play "The Game" for the 98th time here at Fayssoux Field. 

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Call it an Asheville School Week miracle or an extra blessing in time for Wednesday’s Thanksgiving luncheon.

The City of Asheville Water Resources Department has lifted its boil water notice, seven weeks after Hurricane Helene. Students, faculty and staff, and other visitors to campus can now safely consume tap water without any precautions.

Everyone from Bach to Tom Petty was covered Monday night in St. Joseph’s Chapel. 

Greenies used a half-dozen different instruments to share musical pieces they have been working on throughout the semester with the Fall Applied Recital.  

Asheville School Week Part 2!

As announced in his morning’s assembly, here are the theme days and notable events planned for the final week before Thanksgiving Break. It all culminates with next Friday’s 98^th playing of “The Game” between the Greenies and Asheville School, here at 7 p.m. 

Christ School varsity basketball is No. 30 in the season’s first national rankings from MaxPreps.

Drop and give me 22!

The Veterans Service Club did one last set of the 22 Pushup Challenge on Monday in Alumni Plaza.

The challenge is a yearly tradition now at Christ School and has been popularized nationally since 2016 for bringing awareness to veteran suicide prevention, as well as showing appreciation to military service members and veterans. Studies have shown that an average of 22 veterans take their lives each day.