The Buffalo community has a familiar face to cheer for at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Hayley Scamurra, a 2013 graduate of Nichols School, has officially hit the ice for her second Olympic appearance with the U.S. Women's Olympic Ice Hockey Team.
For eighth grader Colin Fakhari, the Nichols experience is defined by challenge, growth, and a steady focus on what comes next. From adjusting to more demanding academics to developing a leadership mindset on and off the lacrosse field, Colin shares how Nichols has pushed him to work harder, support others, and embrace a “next play” approach that values effort, character, and community over perfection.
From tagging along at open houses as a five-year-old to tackling university-level math as a freshman, Dylan Suchak ’29 shares how Nichols provides the perfect balance of independence and community.
Nichols thanks Middle School teacher and coach Chris Cloutier, as new professional lacrosse opportunities will take him out of Western New York. Wishing you the best, Clooch!
Eighth grader Lilly Filadora continues to reach new heights through the opportunities and support she’s found at Nichols School. Whether exploring Iceland, hiking Mount Washington, or learning to trust her instincts in art class, she’s discovering how curiosity, challenge, and caring teachers can lead to confidence and growth.
The Nichols Parents’ Association is thrilled to welcome Grammy Award-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta for a free "Life with the Buffalo Philharmonic" talk at Nichols School.
Senior Aydin Khan reflects on his Nichols journey—from elite gymnastics and varsity soccer to the supportive community that helped him grow in confidence and balance academics with athletics.
The Buffalo community has a familiar face to cheer for at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Hayley Scamurra, a 2013 graduate of Nichols School, has officially hit the ice for her second Olympic appearance with the U.S. Women's Olympic Ice Hockey Team.
While most freshmen were settling into their second-semester routines, Olivia Popescu was halfway around the world making history. Representing her home country of Romania, the Nichols freshman recently returned from Cape Town, South Africa, with more than just a trip to remember. She brought home a gold medal from the 2026 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship (Division II, Group B).
For eighth grader Colin Fakhari, the Nichols experience is defined by challenge, growth, and a steady focus on what comes next. From adjusting to more demanding academics to developing a leadership mindset on and off the lacrosse field, Colin shares how Nichols has pushed him to work harder, support others, and embrace a “next play” approach that values effort, character, and community over perfection.