School Traditions
- Morning Meeting
- Delta-Phi Identities
All members of the school's community are randomly assigned a Delta or Phi identity that stays with them for their time at Masters. If a student has a relative that attends or attended The Masters School then he/she will be assigned to the same team. Delta sports blue shirts while Phi is red. The school color is purple which arises from mixing the two colors. At the beginning of each year Delta's and Phi's compete on a special day called Founder's Day in a giant match of tug of war. Other traditions include the school mascot, the panther, which often makes appearances at sporting events.
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