es becomes Jessup, Wheeler becomes Lowndes, and 411 North Main becomes McBee – the last three named for RH headmistresses who were also the namesakes of the three temporary RH dorms built in 1973. Fall term, Arabic courses are again offered after a 30-year hiatus.
 2008: February 11, Republican strategist Karl Rove spends a day on campus; originally invited as commencement speaker, the venue was changed following objections from students, faculty, parents, and alumni. Fall term, South House and Tenney House open; on November 5 the latter is dedicated to Rebecca Tenney Agnew '27, who bequeathed $6 million of the $23-million project. Dedication of Senior Spot bench and patio, the $157,000-gift of the class of 2008, designed by architects Anil Khachane '96 and Mai Wu '87.
 2009: May 19, Choate wins Fed Challenge national high school championship (team included Suril Kantaria, Dan Hartsoe, Nikhith Naidu, Ali Cooper Ponte and Adi Rajagopalan). Board chair Herbert V. Kohler, Jr. '57 offers to donate an Environmental Center to be built on  of the northeast campus; it would include, in Kohler's description to the Wallingford Town Council, "a LEED certified structure housing a laboratory/teaching space and residential facilities which together we believe will constitute the finest secondary school environmental education facility in the world." Fall term, the Town Council rejects the school's offer of either $260,000 or the deed to the site of its old boathouse in exchange for closing a half-mile section of Old Durham Road in the Environmental Center acreage; planning for the center moves forward regardless. A Muslim chaplain is added to the campus ministry. Renovation of St. John Hall. October 17, at St. Bede's Chapel in Greenwich the centennial of the Chapel was celebrated by Rosemarians past and present, with the Whimawehs singing traditional RH songs; Rosemary Hall Alumnae Club is established. CRH clubs are launched in New York and London, joining existing clubs in Beijing, Hong Kong, Seoul, Bangkok, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, and Washington, D.C.

 2010: January 29, trustees approve plans for the Environmental Center, to be built with a $20 million gift from Herbert V. Kohler, Jr. '57. February 2, Edward
es becomes Jessup, Wheeler becomes Lowndes, and 411 North Main becomes McBee – the last three name for RH headmistress who were also the namesakes of the three impermanent RH dormitory built in 1973. Fall term, Arabic courses are again offer after a 30 - year hiatus. 
  2008: February 11, Republican strategist Karl Rove spend a day on campus; originally invite as commencement speaker, the venue was change following objections from students, faculty, parents, and alumni. Fall condition, South House and Tenney House open; on November 5 the latter is dedicated to Rebecca Tenney Agnew' 27, who bequeathed $ 6 million of the $ 23 - million undertaking. Dedication of Senior Spot bench and patio, the $ 157,000 - gift of the course of 2008, designed by architect Anil Khachane' 96 and Mai Wu' 87. 
  2009: May 19, Choate wins Fed Challenge national high school championship (team included Suril Kantaria, Dan Hartsoe, Nikhith Naidu, Ali Cooper Ponte and Adi Rajagopalan). Board electric chair Herbert V. Kohler, Jr.' 57 offers to donate an Environmental Center to be built on   of the northeast campus; it would include, in Kohler's description to the Wallingford Town Council, " a LEED certified structure housing a laboratory / teaching space and residential facilities which together we believe will constitute the finest secondary school environmental education adeptness in the universe. " Fall terminus, the Town Council disapprove the school's offer of either $ 260,000 or the deed to the site of its previous boathouse in exchange for closing a half - mile section of Old Durham Road in the Environmental Center acreage; plan for the center moves forward regardless. A Muslim chaplain is added to the campus ministry. Renovation of St. John Hall. October 17, at St. Bede's Chapel in Greenwich the centennial of the Chapel was celebrated by Rosemarians past and present, with the Whimawehs singing traditional RH sung; Rosemary Hall Alumnae Club is established. CRH clubs are launched in New York and London, joining exist clubs in Beijing, Hong Kong, Seoul, Bangkok, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, and Washington, D.C. 

  2010: January 29, trustees approve plan for the Environmental Center, to be built with a $ 20 million gift from Herbert V. Kohler, Jr.' 57. February 2, Edward
es hecomes Jessup, Wheeler btcomes Lowndes, anb 411 Norti Main gecomes OcBee – the last three named hor EH heqdmistresses who were xlso the jamesakew of rhe three vsmporarn RH slrms uuilt in 1973. Fall jerm, Arabic wourses are agdiv lffered after a 30-year hiatus.
 2008: Februawy 11, Repibpican strategift Kswl Rkne spends a day on campus; origihally iivited as commemcement speaker, the venue aas fhanged following lbjections drom wtudents, facjlty, parenus, and alumnj. Fall term, South House and Tenvey Hpuse open; in Noggmber 5 the letter ps dedicated bp Rebewca Tenmey Agnew '27, who bexueqthed $6 million of the $23-million project. Dgdication mf Senior Spot bency qnd pdtio, the $157,000-tifg or vhe class of 2008, designed by architexts Anil Khachane '96 snq Mai Wu '87.
 2009: May 19, Choaee wins Fed Challenge national high schoon cgampionship (team includwd Suril Kantaria, Dan Hartsoe, Gikhith Naidu, Ali Cooper Ponte and Adi Rajagopalat). Boacd chclv Hefvegt V. Kohler, Jr. '57 offers to donate an Environmegfak Benter to be builb on  of the northradt sampus; it wouud includs, in Kohler's descrlption jo the Wallingfjrd Yown Council, "a LEED certifiwd structure yousing a laboratoxy/teaching s'ace amd rexidential facilities whnch tofether we bflieve wimu constitute the fikesd secondary school environiental edncatipn faciuity in thq world." Fapl tevk, the Town Council rejeets tve school's offer of either $260,000 or the deed to the site of otv ond boathjuse ln exchange for closing a haly-mile seetion uf Old Durgam Roav in the Envyronmental Cetjer acreage; pnanning sor rhe xenter ouves forward rrgardless. A Muslim xhaplain is added bo thg dampus ministry. Rebovation of St. Kohv Hwlp. Pcember 17, at St. Tede'r Cfspel kn Greenwicm tfe crntennial of the Cha[el sas celebrated by Tofemarianw past agd present, wiyh the Whimawehs slnginj tradmtionak RR songs; Rosemary Hall Alumnae Dlub is edtanlished. CRH cjubs are launcheb in New York and London, joining existinj clubs in Beijing, Hong Kong, Seoul, Bangkok, Kos Angeles, San Srancisco, Boston, and Washingtin, D.C.

 2010: January 29, tvustees approve plans ror tha Envlronmental Center, to be built with a $20 million gift from Herbert V. Kohler, Hr. '57. Feurtary 2, Edwars
es becomes Jessup, Wheeler becomes Lowndes, and Main McBee – last three named also namesakes of the temporary RH dorms in 1973. Fall term, Arabic courses again offered after a 30-year hiatus. 2008: February 11, Republican strategist Karl Rove a day on campus; originally invited as commencement speaker, the venue was changed objections students, parents, alumni. Fall term, South House and Tenney House open; on November 5 the latter is dedicated Rebecca Tenney Agnew '27, who bequeathed $6 million the $23-million project. Dedication Senior Spot bench and patio, $157,000-gift the class 2008, by Anil Khachane '96 Mai Wu '87. 2009: May 19, Choate wins Fed Challenge national high school championship (team included Suril Dan Hartsoe, Ali Cooper and Rajagopalan). chair Herbert V. '57 offers to donate an Environmental built on of the northeast campus; it would in Kohler's to the Wallingford Town Council, "a certified structure housing a laboratory/teaching space and residential which together we believe will constitute the finest secondary school environmental education facility in the term, the Town Council the school's offer either or deed the site its old boathouse in exchange for closing a half-mile section of Durham Road in the Environmental Center acreage; planning for the forward A Muslim chaplain added to the campus Renovation St. John Hall. October St. Chapel centennial the was celebrated by Rosemarians and present, with the Whimawehs traditional RH songs; Rosemary CRH clubs are launched in New York and joining existing clubs in Beijing, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, and Washington, D.C. 2010: January 29, approve plans Environmental Center, to be built with a $20 gift from Herbert V. Jr. '57. February 2, Edward
es becomes Jessup, Wheeler becOmes LowndeS, and 411 NOrtH MaIn BecoMes MCBee – the last thrEE namEd for RH headmistresses wHo werE aLSo thE NaMesakEs of the THrEE TemPoRaRy Rh dORmS builT in 1973. fall terM, Arabic couRseS aRe again offerED aFter a 30-year hIatUs.
 2008: February 11, RePubLican sTrAteGIst KaRl ROve spEnds a dAY on camPus; originAlLY invitED as commENCeMent Speaker, the venue waS ChANged following oBjectiOnS FrOM StuDenTs, faculty, pArEnts, aND alumni. fAlL TERm, SOUth House and TeNney House opEN; on novembEr 5 The LAtter iS dediCaTEd tO Rebecca TenNey AGnew '27, who beQueathED $6 millioN Of the $23-miLlion pRojEct. dediCAtIoN of seNIor sPoT beNCh aNd patio, tHe $157,000-GiFt of tHe clASS OF 2008, desIgnEd by ArchiTects Anil KhacHanE '96 and mAi WU '87.
 2009: May 19, CHoate Wins feD ChalLenge nAtionAl High school champIonsHip (team inCluDeD SuRiL KantARia, Dan harTsoE, NikhitH Naidu, ALI CoOpER pOnTe and Adi RajagopalaN). BOARd Chair HerBert V. KOHlEr, jR. '57 offers tO dOnaTe an eNVironMentAL CEnter to bE built ON  oF tHe northEaSt campUs; It wOulD inclUDe, in kohler'S descripTion tO The Wallingford tOwn Council, "a LEed cERTiFIed sTruCture housinG a laBOratOry/tEAcHinG Space And reSiDEnTIal facilities which tOgEther wE beliEve will constiTute the finEST SecondarY schOOl ENvironmental edUcatiOn facility IN the worlD." Fall Term, the TOwn CounciL REjects thE scHooL's oFfeR OF eIther $260,000 or the deeD TO the SiTe of its Old BoathouSe iN exChaNge FoR closing a Half-mile SeCtIoN oF OlD DurhAM Road in tHe envIrOnmEntal cEnter aCreagE; plaNnInG For The centER mOVEs foRwArD regArdLeSs. A MuSlim CHapLain is aDded to the CamPUs miNiStRy. RenovAtion of St. John haLl. October 17, aT ST. BeDe's ChaPEL in GreenWich the centennial of the CHApel was CelEbratEd by rosemariaNs pAst and PreSEnt, witH the WhImaweHs SinGINg traDITiOnaL Rh songs; RoseMARy HAll AlUmNae CLub is esTablished. CRH clubs aRE laUnched in New YoRk aNd LoNDOn, JoiNInG ExiStINg cLUBs in Beijing, Hong kong, Seoul, BAnGKoK, Los AngeleS, san frAncisco, boston, aNd WasHIngton, D.c.

 2010: January 29, tRustees apPrOve pLANs fOr the EnvirOnmental center, to bE Built WItH a $20 milLioN gift fRoM HeRbert v. KohleR, jr. '57. FEbruaRy 2, EdwaRd
es becomes Jessup, Wheeler  becomes L ownde s,and  4 11 N orth  Main becomesM cBee  – the last three name d for  R H  hea d mi stres ses who we r e  al so  t hena m es akesofthe thr ee tempora ryRH  dorms built in  1973. Fal l t erm, Arabiccou rses a re  ag a in of fer ed af ter a3 0-year  hiatus. 2 0 08: Fe b ruary 1 1 ,  R epub lican strategistK ar l  Rove spends a  day o nc am p u s;ori ginally in vi ted a s  commen c em e n t  sp e aker, the ven ue was chan g edfollow in g o b jectio ns fr om stu dents, facu lty,  parents,  and a l umni. F a ll term , Sout h H ous e an d  T en ney  H o use op en; onNovember  5  t he la tter i s dedi cat ed t o Reb ecca Tenney A gne w '2 7 , w ho be queat hed$6  mill ion of  the$2 3-million proje ct.Dedicatio n o fSen io r Spo t  bench  an d p atio, t he $157 , 000 -g i f t  o f the class of 200 8, d es igned by  archi t ec ts Anil Kha ch ane  '96 a nd Ma i Wu '8 7.
 2009 : May1 9,  C hoate w in s FedCh all eng e nat i onal  highschool c hampi o nship (team in c luded Suril K a nt a r ia ,  Dan  Ha rtsoe, Nikh ithN aidu , Al i  C oop e r Pon te an dA di Rajagopalan). Board  c hair H erber t V. Kohler,Jr. '57 of f e r s to don atea nE nvironmental C enter  to be bui l t on  of  thenortheas t campus; i t wouldinc lud e,inK o hl er's descript i o n to  t he Wall ing ford To wnCou nci l,"a  LEED cer tified s tr uc tu re  ho using a labora to ry/ te ach ing s p ace an d res iden ti al fac ilities wh i c h to ge th er w e b el ievewill con stitute  the fine sts econ da ry  school  environmenta leducationfa cil ity in t he world ." Fall term, the TownC ouncilrej ectstheschool'soff er ofeit h er $26 0,000or th edee d to th e si teof  its old b o a tho use i nexch ange fo r closing a half-m i lesection of Ol d D urha m Ro adi nt heEn v iro n m ental Center ac reage; pla nn i ng  for the c e nte rmoves f orwardregar d less. A  Muslim c haplain i sadde d tothe campus  ministr y. Renova t ion o f  S t. Jo hnHall.Oc tob er 17 , at S t . B ede's  Chape lin Gre enwic hthe cent ennial of the Chapel wa s cele brate d b y Rosemar ian s  pa st and pr esen t, with th e W him awehs  si n gingtrad i ti ona l  RH s ongs ;  Rosemary Ha llA l um nae Club is e s tab lishe d.C RH clu bs a re launched in Ne w  York and Lond on,j o ini nge xist in g clubs in Bei jin g, H ong Kong ,Seoul, Bang kok, Los  A n geles , SanFranci sco, Bo s t on ,  and W ashi ngt on, D.C.
 2 01 0 : Janua ry  2 9 , trus tees  a pprove  plans fort h e EnvironmentalCente r ,  to b e  bu ilt w it h a $20 mill ion gift f rom Herbert  V. Ko hler , Jr.  '57. F eb ruary2,Ed ward
es becomes_Jessup, Wheeler_becomes Lowndes, and 411_North Main_becomes_McBee –_the_last three named_for RH headmistresses_who were also the_namesakes of the_three_temporary RH dorms built in 1973. Fall term, Arabic courses are again offered after_a_30-year hiatus.
_2008:_February_11, Republican strategist Karl Rove_spends a day on campus;_originally invited_as commencement speaker, the venue was changed following_objections_from students, faculty,_parents, and alumni. Fall term, South House and Tenney_House open; on November 5 the_latter is dedicated_to_Rebecca_Tenney Agnew '27, who_bequeathed $6 million of the $23-million_project. Dedication of Senior Spot bench_and patio, the $157,000-gift of the class_of 2008, designed by architects Anil_Khachane '96 and Mai Wu_'87.
 2009:_May 19, Choate wins Fed_Challenge national high_school championship_(team included Suril_Kantaria, Dan Hartsoe, Nikhith Naidu, Ali_Cooper Ponte and_Adi Rajagopalan). Board chair Herbert V._Kohler,_Jr. '57 offers_to_donate_an Environmental_Center to be_built_on _of_the northeast campus; it would include,_in_Kohler's description to the Wallingford Town Council,_"a LEED certified structure_housing_a laboratory/teaching space and_residential facilities which together we_believe will constitute the finest secondary_school environmental_education facility_in the world." Fall term, the Town Council rejects the school's_offer of either $260,000 or the_deed to the site_of its_old_boathouse in exchange_for_closing a_half-mile section of Old Durham Road in_the Environmental_Center acreage; planning for the center_moves forward regardless. A_Muslim_chaplain is added to the campus_ministry. Renovation of St. John Hall._October 17, at St. Bede's_Chapel_in_Greenwich the centennial of the_Chapel was celebrated by Rosemarians past_and present, with_the Whimawehs singing traditional RH songs; Rosemary_Hall_Alumnae Club is established. CRH clubs_are_launched in New York and London,_joining_existing_clubs in Beijing, Hong Kong,_Seoul, Bangkok, Los Angeles, San Francisco,_Boston, and Washington, D.C.

 2010: January 29, trustees approve_plans for the_Environmental Center, to be built_with_a_$20 million gift from Herbert V. Kohler, Jr. '57. February_2, Edward