Fenn School – Massachusetts Private School, Boys School, Prep School, Middle, MA, Day, Elementary School, 4-9th Grade.

The Fenn School is a private, independent boys’ day school located just outside Boston in Concord, MA. Providing a balanced program of academics, athletics, and the arts for boys in grades 4-9, Fenn emphasizes achievement, leadership, kindness, and respect. Intellectually exciting, the Fenn program encourages active participation in and out of the classroom.

5/24/2013

Teams Bring Home Trophies from Tourneys

Fenn teams took part in team tournaments last weekend, taking home a second place trophy in lacrosse and third place honors in baseball. In track and field, nearly all of the team members set personal records. The tennis team earned a fourth place, with all four Fenn players winning matches.

5/22/2013

Fenn's Got Talent!

“This has been one of the best if not the best Fenn talent show that I can remember,” declared Assistant Headmaster and Head of the Upper School Derek Boonisar after the community was treated to an hour of entertainment on May 15^_th provided by singers, instrumentalists, actors, and dancers across all grades.

5/19/2013

Where I’m From: Cultural Heritage Project Highlights Ancestors

The moon provided the only light. The path was rocky, and fourteen-year-old Soon Kim inched forward cautiously. The pained wails of her three-year-old sister, deathly ill, rang off the side of the mountain and echoed across the valley below. Since they had been driven out of their home, Soon’s family had been constantly on the move, and tonight was no different. The midnight air was frigid; Soon wrapped her jacket more tightly around her. Before long, Soon’s father sighted a farming town sprawling across the valley below. The family began their slow, winding descent. Soon’s legs were tired, and the weight of her sister on her back was making her knees buckle. Though she knew of the North Korean soldiers chasing them, all Soon wanted was to go home.

Who was Soon and what happened to her? Seventh grader Austin Kwoun told his grandmother’s story for his Cultural Heritage Project and the rest of his essay follow this article.