News from The Lewis School of Princeton
The stories collected at Lewis reflect gifts and promise of our diverse learners.
Spotlight on Music Teacher, Dr. Marie Trudeau
Marie Trudeau’s resume is quite impressive. A New Jersey-based freelance oboist from Detroit, she has performed on renowned stages from Shenzhen, China to Carnegie Hall, New York. She is a member of the Allentown Symphony and principal of Garden State Philharmonic....
Lewis Student Graduates from Rider with Award
A student of determination, resilience and grit, Rob Lott (Lewis Class of 2012) graduates from Rider University and is awarded the Ralph F. Gommer Award, given to the student who has demonstrated the most…
Lewis Alumna Honored for Best TV Sports Anchor
Natalie Kalibat was recently honored by the Associated Press of the Virginias in the category of “Best TV Sports Anchor, Large Market” at a luncheon at The Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
Bound for Greatness
One dyslexic girl’s journey from kindergarten to the university of her dreams. Summertime in Germany. A young girl hikes up the road in a small Bavarian village with her grandmother and grandfather to visit the local farmer.
Dyslexia: Unwrapping the Gift
In a recent seminar held at The Lewis School, four former Lewis students shared their perspectives of dyslexia and the impact of their Lewis education.
Teachers in perfect harmony
Two musicians, Dr. Marie Trudeau and Hannah Carr, each incredibly disciplined and inspired, yet distinct in their approach to the craft, are music teachers at The Lewis School.
