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- In 2005, St. Margaret's-McTernan School changed its name to Chase Collegiate School. The new name honors the Chase family, which helped to found both St. Margaret's and McTernan, and preserves the original name by which the school was known.
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Chase Collegiate was founded in 1865 as the Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies, which later changed its name to St. Margaret's School for Girls. Located nearby, the McTernan School for Boys was founded in 1912.
Chase was founded in 1865 as the Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies, which later changed its name to St. Margaret's School for Girls. Located nearby, the McTernan School for Boys was founded in 1912.
Apr 8, 2005 · The name Chase Collegiate School recalls the prominent Chase family, founders of St Margaretâ s School and McTernan School. â Collegiateâ was the original name of the institution â established in 1865 â Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies, located in Waterbury.
In this May 2006 file photo, Chase Collegiate School faculty, students and alumni gathered at at the campus during a dedication and renaming of St. Margaret’s Hall and the Shepardson...
In 1972, St. Margaret’s merged with the McTernan School for Boys (founded in 1912) becoming St. Margaret's-McTernan School. It was later renamed Chase Collegiate School. The 47-acre campus is located at 565 Chase Parkway.
Sep 20, 2015 · St Margaret’s moved over the Chase Parkway in 1928, and the two schools merged in 1972. Honoring its roots and benefactors in the Chase family, the school changed its name in 2005 to Chase Collegiate School.
Dita Carley ’64 is the 4th generation in her family not only to continue the tradition of Saint Margaret’s School, but also to become a working artist. Her great-grandmother, Elsie Rowland Chase (wife of Frederick Starkweather Chase, who founded McTernan School) was an accomplished artist who drew and painted with pastels, pencil, and oil.
