by Art Rothfuss | Jun 7, 2026 | Harley Stories
The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce named Grade 12 student Brooklyn Jamsion ’26 a recipient of the 2026 Young Women of Distinction Scholarship Award. This honor recognizes young women who are already stepping up as leaders and changemakers in our region....
by Art Rothfuss | Jun 7, 2026 | Harley Stories
For Ashley Stone Kline ’01, coming back to Harley as the School’s new Director of Enrollment is like coming home. Her Harley story began in elementary school as a day camper, long before she enrolled as a student in Grade 7. By Grade 8, Harley had become even more...
by Art Rothfuss | Jun 7, 2026 | Harley Stories
As we continue the story of the Head of School’s House, I’d like to introduce Chrissy Bennett West—Harley trustee and former Harley parent to Katie ’30—whose vision shaped the interior design. Chrissy is quick to say she never formally trained as a designer, but her...
by Art Rothfuss | Jun 7, 2026 | Harley Stories
The arrival of Dr. Kimmet as Head of School brought another exciting addition: a new Head of School residence. While the previous home was located on Cobbs Hill Drive, this new residence sits right next door to campus at 2047 Clover Street. It was a long journey to...
by Beth Bailey | May 15, 2026 | News, Harley Stories
This was originally published in the Rochester Business Journal. Young professionals learn quickly the difference between work that is “fun” and work that is “satisfying.” Ideally, we all find opportunities to do meaningful work, whatever our field might be....
by Art Rothfuss | May 8, 2026 | Harley Stories
Way back in 1952, the old trolley used to have its last Brighton stop across the field on a set of “railroad” tracks in the back of Harley’s property. I was in my first year at Harley, in Grade 7. My father worked at Kodak and, for awhile, he would...
