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Relationships are at the heart of Edgemont Theater, where a multigrade ensemble moves through emotional openness and vulnerability, adrenaline and exhilaration with each production. Those same human connections are central to this year’s Fall Drama, The Children’s Hour, which takes the stage at Edgemont High School on October 16 and 17 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20.

“I loved the football game and hanging out with friends!” said Micha, a junior. “Being with everyone in the bleachers!” said Ava and Kira, two seventh graders. “Twin Day,” said a group of eighth graders. “We went as triplets.”

A trio of students is building a tower out of snap-together straws that could be taller than their teacher … but will it stand long enough to find out?  Another group is following directions for making paper airplanes … but what should they do when the crafts just don’t fly straight?  

We are thrilled to welcome new educators to all three of Edgemont's schools! We are excited to work together to teach and empower our students in achieving their full potential.

From the decorated cars in the new Senior Parking Lot to the throw-back backpacks filled with AP Physics, Precalculus and Macroeconomics textbooks, it’s evident that the Class of 2027 is up for each and every opportunity to enjoy senior traditions and make some new ones of their own!

The seventh-grade Spanish class walked through the Counseling Center, then on to the Main Office. “This is where you come when you’re late, or you lost your ID, or you need to sign out and leave school early,” said teacher and tour guide Jonathan Hansonbrook. “You can also just stop in and say hello!”