Linden Hall features several signature programs that enhance the campus experience. From providing a creative space for students to senior speeches to the oldest continually published women's literary magazine in the United States, learn about Linden Hall's signature programs below.
Linden Hall's award winning Equestrian Program offers a year-round competition schedule, lessons for beginners, and introduces the Lititz community to the world of riding. This past spring, our riders were crowned Reserve National Champion at the IEA Dressage Nationals competition. Click here to learn more about our program.
Student speeches are the capstone of the English department's speaking and listening instruction. Each 10th, 11th, and 12th grade student gives an annual speech to the Linden Hall community. Speeches are 2-5 minutes long and reflect student passions, opinions, and experiences. In addition to giving students authentic public speaking experience, school speeches provide a platform for students to share their opinions, perspectives, and advice.
The Echo, Linden Hall's literary magazine, is published annually in the spring and features student writing and visual art. Dating from 1897, the Echo is the oldest continually published women's literary magazine in the United States.
Taught at the nearby Lancaster Airport, Linden Hall’s Aviation Program provides young women with the knowledge, skills, and in-flight training to obtain their private pilot’s license while still in high school. Click here to learn more about the Aviation Program.
The Linden Ledger is Linden Hall's school newspaper. Completely student run, students serve as journalists, photographers, cartoonists, and editors. Interested in learning about the happenings around campus? View the latest issue of the Ledger here.
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