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Eaglebrook School was founded in 1922 by Howard Gibbs as a private boarding and day school for boys in middle school. Learn about our school in Deerfield, Massachusetts then and now, and read about the Core Skills we think every boy should know.
At Eaglebrook, we recognize that all students learn in different ways, vary in their innate abilities, and come from a variety of educational backgrounds. Classes at Eaglebrook are organized to meet the needs of each boy.
Eaglebrook is a close community of middle school students, teachers, and their families. Activities outside of the academic classroom are important to the intellectual, social, physical, and emotional development of boys in middle school. Learn about the programs we offer at Eaglebrook, from athletics to arts.
At Eaglebrook, boys learn more than they ever thought possible, discover inner resources, develop self-confidence, and have fun along the way. Delivering on our mission is only possible through the incredible generosity of alumni, parents, parents of alumni, and friends.”
In season 4 of A View From The Hill, we'll hear from life coaches on overcoming adversity, motivational speakers on the power of kindness, up-and-coming Rubik's Cube champions, and of course, Eaglebrook Alumni.
Season 4, Episode 3: Motivational Rocker, Jason LeVassuer
Jason LeVassuer and the podcast team
After helping our students learn how to keep a beat during his Hilly Chase presentation, motivational rocker Jason LeVassuer spoke with the podcast crew about the importance of staying positive and embracing challenges. He also spoke about the legacy of longtime Eaglebrook teacher Bill Van Order, who mentored him at Camp Timanous in Maine.
Dylan Miller speaks with the Eaglesbrook podcast team.
In this episode, Eaglebrook students sit down with Rubik's Cube champion Dylan Miller to discuss the world of competitions, the importance of following your passions, and the sources of inspiration that drive him.
After his Hilly Chase motivational talk, Trevon Bryant sat down with the podcast team.
In this episode of A View from the Hill, former NCAA Division I running back Trevon Bryant talks about how he overcame a devastating sports injury and learned to embrace his most authentic self.
Peter Bidstrup P11 sits in the Eaglebrook Podcast Studio
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Peter Bidstrup P11 discusses his experience in coaching lacrosse, overcoming challenges, and the impact mindfulness and meditation have had on his life.
Season 3, Episode 8: Former NBA Player Adam Harrington
Adam Harrington sits down in the Eaglebrook Podcast Studio
In this episode of A View From the Hill, former NBA Player Adam Harrington sits down to discuss his guiding principles, his experience in the NBA, and his role in helping those through the JEHH Memorial Fund.
Colonel Cady Coleman sitting down in the Eaglebrook Podcast Studio.
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Eaglebrook Students sit down with Cady Coleman, a chemist, engineer, former United States Air Force colonel, and retired NASA astronaut! While in the Eaglebrook Podcast Studio, Colonel Coleman discusses her time on the ISS, what inspired her to become an astronaut, and her history-making duet in space.
Matt Roberts sitting down in the Eaglebrook Podcast Studio.
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Eaglebrook Students sit down with Matt Roberts, a professional magician and illusionist. Matt discusses his career in magic, the methods behind his illusions, and his perspective on the current magic and illusion entertainment industry.
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Eaglebrook Students sit down with Mark Fayne '03 to discuss his hockey career, the NHL, and his time at Eaglebrook.
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Eaglebrook Students sit down with Tony Dalton '91 to discuss the entertainment industry, acting, and his time at Eaglebrook.
Ben Tuff presents to the Eglebrook Community during a HIlly Chase
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Eaglebrook Students sit down with endurant swimmer and professional speaker Ben Tuff. They discuss his path to long-distance swimming, Clean Ocean Access, and the documentary Swim Tuff: How I Swam my Way Out of the Bottle (2023)
Sam Calagione ’85 sits down in the Eaglebrook Podcast Studio
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Eaglebrook Students sit down with Sam Calagione ’85 and discuss the beer industry, his experience in business, and story telling.
Season 3, Episode 1: Aya Yamasaki and Jason Brown from Opertura
Picture of Aya Yamasaki and Jason Brown from Opertura in the Eaglebrook Podcast Studio
In the first episode of Season 3, Eaglebrook Students interview professional Hand-Drawn Animators Aya Yamasaki and Jason Brown. In the episode, they discuss 2-D Animation, the creative processes, and their previous work.
In this episode of A View from the Hill, nuclear physicist and vice president of Ionics Corporation Mark Leuschner '78 speaks on our current understanding of Nuclear Physics, the Medical Industry, and how his time at Eaglebrook has influenced his life.
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Eaglebrook Alumnus Harrison Chase '10 speaks to students about advances in A.I., his role models in the field, and the lessons from Eaglebrook that stuck with him. Harrison Chase is the Founder and C.E.O. of LangChain, a company whose purpose is to assist in developing applications powered by language models.
In this episode of A View From the Hill, alumni Jason Greenberg '93 talks to students about his work for ESPN and how his time at Eaglebrook has influenced his life today.
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Alumni Todd Jaspers '93 speaks to students about cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and what makes life worth living.
In this episode of A View From the Hill, Billy McBride, the Associate Director of Athletics for Amherst College, speaks about race, athletics, and how they intertwine.
In this episode, students interview Denice Kronau, a seasoned corporate executive and author of “Falling In Love With Work.” Kronau is asked about her experience with diversity in the professional and corporate world as well as different approaches to leadership. She also speaks on the topic of mentoring in a rapidly changing workforce.
David Brule is a member of the Nehantic Tribal Council, chairman of the Nolumbeka Project, and Project Coordinator of the National Park Service Battlefield Protection Program. He is also a former High School teacher, a fiddler, a linguist, and an author. In this episode, he speaks about the relationship between Native American tribes from the Pioneer Vally Region, and Colonial Settlers.
Osen Iyahen P23 is the Founder of Optimal Greening, an environmental sustainability company. In this episode of A View From the Hill, Iyahen is interviewed by two Eaglebrook Students. In the course of their conversation, the group discusses sustainability and how it applies not only to the population of Nigeria but also to the rest of the world.
In the second episode of this season, Nicolas P. '24 interviews the former Ambassador to Luxemburg Robert "Bobby" Mandell P00. In the course of their conversation, they speak about the country of Luxemburg, President Obama, and the role the United States plays in the affairs of the rest of the world.
In the first episode of the new season, hosted by Drake E. '24, Eaglebrook Alumnus, Julian Fialkow '09, was asked about risk-taking in venture capital situations. Julian is a Managing Partner and Co-Founder at 186 Ventures.
In this episode, hosted by Jayden P. '23, Kellen R. '23, and engineered by Owen R. '23, Eric Taylor '04 talks to the students about his company, Trident a private equity firm focusing on small businesses and "Doing well by doing good," life, and his memories of Eaglebrook.
In this episode hosted by Ollie B. '22, Goil Amornvivat ’88 spoke about art, design, activism, and language. Goil is currently a licensed architect and certified interior designer living in New York. He is a founding partner of AMMOR Architecture LLP.
In this episode hosted by Lance R. '22, Paul Bethe '92, a software engineer at Google and adjunct professor teaching a course in artificial intelligence at NYU discussed his career path, his Eaglebrook experience, and a variety of current topics.
Ceramists from Brattleboro, VT, Christie Herbert, and Steven Procter presented to the Eaglebrook community the evening of November 12. Following the engaging presentation and demostration, they sat down with Vermont resident Nick G. '22 for the fourth episode of A View from the Hill. They discussed their careers, the pottery space, and their works of art.
In this episode hosted by Charles C. '22 and Kaden S. '22, Patrick Mahoney '83 discusses his Rwanda Bookmobile non-profit, his career path and Eaglebrook experience, and lessons learned along the way.
Following a captivating Hilly Chase on October 6, 2021, independent filmmaker and skiing enthusiast Rick Moulton ‘64 joined Lucian K. '22 for the second episode of Eaglebrook School's new podcast, A View from the Hill. Rick discussed his Eaglebrook experience and how he overcame challenges along the way.
Following an entertaining Hilly Chase on September 22, 2021, folk musician specializing in early music and sea music, David Coffin '75 joined Ollie B. '22 for the first episode of Eaglebrook School's new podcast, A View from the Hill. David discussed his Eaglebrook experience and career.