Ashley Hall

Have you heard the news? Horizons at Ashley Hall (Horizons) has been awarded a $25,000 grant from Power:Ed of SC Student Loan Corporation to support programming at its middle school summer academic and enrichment program. This six-week summer program takes place on the campus of Ashley Hall in downtown Charleston and focuses on mathematics, STEM, literacy, social-emotional learning, the arts, and swimming. All Horizons students qualify for free/reduced lunch or other federal assistance. The Horizons at Ashley Hall program exists to address the opportunity gaps that students in under-resourced communities of the greater Charleston area experience. Power:Ed funding will support essential needs for 6th-9th grade students, focusing on high school readiness and career exploration. Thank you Power:Ed!

In celebration of Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day, Ashley Hall welcomed a distinguished group of female STEM professionals for an engaging panel discussion with our Upper School students. The panelists, representing a variety of disciplines and backgrounds, included a familiar face—Ashley Hall alumna Sarah Martschink Moore ‘02. A civil engineer, Sarah was joined by Becca Bowyer (civil engineer specializing in water engineering), Dr. Funke Oladimeji and Dr. Qian Zhang (both systems engineers), Destiny Hall (architect), Abigail Forget (structural engineer specializing in bridge engineering), and Chaunte McDowell (software engineer). The panelists shared their journeys, challenges, and the importance of resilience and mentorship in overcoming gender biases in male-dominated fields. Their goal? to empower the next generation of women in STEM. #gogirlgo #WomeninEngineering #STEM

Music is in the air at Ashley Hall! PQV to student musicians selected to perform recently in the South Carolina Music Educators Region IV orchestra. Pictured are Adya Sharma ’29, Ruby Ghatnekar ’29, Olivia Ellett ’28, Harper Haselden ’29, and Sky Malloy ’28. Selected but not pictured are Sadie Cowan ’25 and Caroline Wolitzer ’25. Brava to all! ???? #gogirlgo

Yesterday, Ashley Hall Lower and Middle School educators continued their professional development work in the International Baccalaureate (IB) approaches to teaching. The IB allows students to grow as life-long learners who thrive and make a difference. Read more about Ashley Hall’s work towards becoming an IB World School: https://bit.ly/4frIqzA

Did you know research shows that graduates of girls’ schools are more committed to civic duty, more likely to vote in elections, and value keeping up with political affairs? PQV to these members of the Class of 2025 who have already voted, or will vote, in their first national election! (Research provided by the International Coalition of Girls’ Schools.) #girlsschools #Vote2025

Ashley Hall recently released its new annual fund promotional video, "This is Where it All Begins." The clip works beautifully because it highlights the direct impact of the Loyalty fund on our all-girls educational program. Thanks to our incredible video partners, Thesis Content of Charleston, who understand the Ashley Hall brand so well. PQV!

Are you a social media professional in search of the perfect brand? Ashley Hall is #hiring for the role of Social Media Strategist to join its marketing team. To view the complete job listing and apply, visit https://lnkd.in/eJyFz5dS.

Ashley Hall is #hiring for a skilled writer and editor to join its marketing team. As the School's primary storyteller, this role is critical to positioning Ashley Hall as an all-girls education leader. Visit https://lnkd.in/eJyFz5dS for the full job listing and to apply.

What a?fantástica?assembly on Friday. Charlotte Torrez ‘25 beautifully curated a program celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and the PQV spirit. Themed “I am Ashley Hall, and my identity is my superpower,” Torrez assembled a dynamic panel of students and faculty members to share how their Hispanic culture and identity were their superpowers.

Ashley Hall was thrilled to recently be featured on South Carolina’s PBS affiliate, SCETV. The Making it Grow team visited campus last spring and documented our inaugural Plant with a Purpose Festival. What a great opportunity to highlight Ashley Hall's extraordinary program and faculty. Enjoy the segment now: https://bit.ly/3Y8p0Jz