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“Spence is a joyful place where girls ages 5 to 18 are empowered to cultivate a passion for lifelong scholarly pursuits and confidence in their ability to positively impact the world around them.”

—Felicia A. Wilks, 15th Head of School

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The K-12 ecology residencies at 412 bring together multiple discipline for a common purpose: to help our students navigate their role and passion for our environment.
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Thanks to the generosity of parents, past parents, alumnae, faculty and friends of Spence, we have exceeded our dollar goals for 2021-2022 in support of the girls and young women at Spence.
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The Distinguished Alumna Award recipient for 2022, acclaimed dancer and choreographer Sidra Bell ’97, made history this past fall as the first Black woman to choreograph work for the New York City Ballet.

3/13/2023

Alumnae gathered at the Mejuri store in SoHo for an Entrepreneurship Networking Breakfast. The event provided time to mingle among alumnae with similar career interests and was followed by a discussion between Founding Partner of Imaginary Ventures Natalie Massenet P’24 and Head of School Felicia A. Wilks. Thank you to all who joined!

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