Jenks Leadership Program
L-R: Kyle, Ania, Lynn, and Terrence
Exemplifying learning for leadership and leadership for service
For her drive, thoughtfulness, and tenacity, Ania Gradzki '26 received the 2026 Joseph G. Bonito Servant Leadership Award. Ania was chosen by the Jenks Class of 2026 student directors, Lynn Benali '26, Kyle Butler '26, and Terrence King ’26.
Read more about the Bonito Award.
Xylophones for the kiddos
Class of 2026 Projects
Books Without Barriers organized a book drive to provide reading materials to individuals who are currently incarcerated, promoting literacy, personal growth, and access to educational resources. Helping Hands assembled and distributed 244 care packages to women in need at Rosie's Place, offering essential items and support to members of the community facing hardship. Project Adapt partnered with the William E. Carter School at Boston Children's Hospital to adapt toys for students with disabilities, creating more accessible and inclusive play experiences. Music in Action collaborated with the Holmes Innovation School to provide and improve access to musical instruments and music education opportunities for students in underserved communities. SPOT: A Boston Health Care Service Initiative developed and facilitated an interactive program for residents at Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program who are affected by addiction, fostering engagement, connection, and support.
Love and Appreciation
Last Valentine’s Day, the Jenks community shared messages of love and appreciation across campus, including the dedicated individuals who help keep our community safe.
Rebuilding Together Boston
The Class of 2027 helped build six raised gardens, install handrails for the pavilion, build a compost area, and landscape, and weed at the Lenox Kendall Garden in Dorchester, MA.