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Elisabeth Morrow News
The Elisabeth Morrow School Earns Distinction in Global NAIS Feature
The Elisabeth Morrow School has been selected for inclusion in the National Association of Independent Schools’ (NAIS) publication, Education Innovations from Independent Schools Around the World. Chosen from thousands of global submissions, EMS is recognized for for student-led innovation that bridges applied science, sustainability, and community impact. The featured initiative, Social Entrepreneurs: Student Leadership Symposium…
The Power of A Strong Foundation: How Catalina De Alba ’18 Built a Journey of Leadership, Grit, and Passion
Four years of dedication on the field had all led up to this moment. Entering her senior year at Dwight-Englewood School, Catalina De Alba ’18 had earned her spot as varsity lacrosse captain. Then came a devastating blow, a severe injury that benched her for almost the entire season. Instead of stepping back, Catalina pivoted…
2026 Summer Coffee and Conversation Series
Join us this summer on our beautiful campus — situated on 14 wooded acres in Englewood, N.J. — for our coffee and conversation series. We’ll sit down with our educational experts to discuss parenting strategies for nursery- through middle school-aged children. Please arrive at 8:45 a.m. to grab a coffee and settle in; all sessions…
EMS Seventh Graders Earn Top Honors and National Nomination at the Bergen SciChallenge
Three Elisabeth Morrow School seventh graders impressed judges at the Bergen SciChallenge on Sunday, May 31, 2026, tackling advanced scientific concepts beyond their grade level and earning top honors and a national competition nomination. Competing against other middle school students at Bergen County Academies in Hackensack, Nathan B., Varsha G., and Sadie P. showcased independent,…
EMS Students Stand Out on Nation’s Most Competitive Language Exams
Once again, our seventh- and eighth-grade students have distinguished themselves on two of the most respected language assessments in the country — the National Spanish Exam and the National Latin Exam. These competitions give students the chance to demonstrate their skills alongside peers from across the nation, and the recognition they’ve earned speaks to both…
Little School Students Shine in Continental Math League Competition
Students in The Elisabeth Morrow School’s Little School had a standout year in the Continental Math League (CML), a national problem-solving competition that challenges students in second grade through eighth grade with creative, timed math problems. This year’s results brought recognition at every level — from within our own community to the regional and national…
EMS Earns ASCA Student Council School of Excellence Award for Second Consecutive Year
We are proud to announce that our Morrow House (grades 5–8) student council has received the 2026 ASCA Student Council School of Excellence Award for the second year in a row, presented by the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) and the American Student Council Association (ASCA). EMS is one of just 54 schools…
Student Social Entrepreneurship Project Raises $3,300+ for Local Community Impact
Empowering Young Social Entrepreneurs: A Community Success Story What happens when you empower fourth graders to tackle real-world challenges? Extraordinary things. Following a successful schoolwide food drive last fall, our Little School fourth graders asked a vital question: “What happens after the food we collected runs out?” That single spark of inquiry evolved into a…
EMS Model UN Delegation Closes a Year of Diplomacy with Major Awards
To wrap up an incredible year of diplomacy and debate, our Elisabeth Morrow School Model UN delegation competed this month at two highly prestigious conferences: Junior Academy Model United Nations (JAMUN), held at Bergen County Academies, and the Science Model United Nations, Jr. (SCIMUN), held at the Bronx High School of Science. Facing competition from…
