Today is Giving Tuesday, and there is no better way to participate than by supporting Keswick School. As we have grown as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, giving has become a central component of our vision for the school. Just this year, giving from donors like you has made it possible for us to provides scholarships,

Ione began her time in the field working at Wediko Children’s Services Summer Program in New Hampshire. During her two summers there she served as the athletic activity counselor, and then the lead counselor for the 13-year old boys cabin. Currently Ione is working as the front end counselor in the Madison dorm, joining the

Tom began his career at Keswick School in the fall of 2004 as a residential aide. During his 15-year tenure at TKS, he has served in many roles including residential counselor, shift supervisor, support counselor, academic behavior specialist, and assistant residential coordinator. Currently, Tom is the Associate Director of Admissions, working to enroll students who

Written B: Zach G., Group A Student Here at Keswick School, students work on sportsmanship to lift each other up. This past Wednesday, July 31, 2019, the students of Keswick School participated in the annual boat regatta and swim meet. Throughout the July summer session, students built wooden boats in shop class. Some students designed

In 2007, one of our students, David, successfully transitioned out of our program. From there, David went on to finish high school, attend college, and eventually join the military.  Across all of these life experiences, David regularly called TKS to keep in touch with staff and maintain the relationships that sustained and supported him while

Keswick School hosted Peabody School for the first soccer game of the spring season on Tuesday, March 26th. Peabody was only able to bring nine players, so TKS lent a few of our own. The students who volunteered to play with Peabody were Grant W, Conrad D, Ari G, Brenden D, William T, and Trip

By: Zach G., Group A Student This week TKS students and staff celebrated African American History month by doing a few activities. All the staff took the time out of their day to bring all the students to light on the struggles and breakthroughs of equal rights. Each classroom rotated through different activities. The activities

The TKS Boy Scout Troop recently took an overnight trip into the forests of the Blue Ridge mountains. Twelve students and four staff left TKS on Friday, spending two nights between the Cliffs House and the Robert Humphrey Cabin, both under the jurisdiction of the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club. The group participated in a court of honor

We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Amazon through their Amazonsmile program. This program allows you to choose a charity that will then receive 0.5% of the purchase amount on eligible items. If you click the link below, you will be directed to smile.amazon.com. Once you are logged into your account, amazon

The Inaugural Parent Retreat: Enhancing Development is an opportunity for the clinical team at TKS to impart knowledge and skills that are important for parents to have to nourish the development of their sons as they enter adolescence and adulthood. Participants will gain and practice specific strategies that support continued development on phone calls, family therapy and