By: Debbie Hollis, Fine Arts Chair The study of the Arts as part of a well rounded education dates back…
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Category: Engage, Embrace, Empower
Civic Responsibility Abroad
By: Danny Magrans, World Language Department Chair “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service…
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Brain Training: Moving beyond Fact Storage to Critical Thinking
By: Kyle Christmas, Upper School English Let’s go back in time for a moment. When I was in school—not too…
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A Picture is Worth A Thousand Words
By: Cindy Williams, Third Grade Teacher, Reading Specialist We all remember some of our very first picture books that were…
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Homework–Do we need it?
By: Patrick Miller, Intermediate Math Teacher Why is Homework Important? What does my child gain from doing work outside the…
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Fitness & Weight Training
By: John Crosby, Fitness Instructor At the high school level, the importance of fitness training through use of the weight…
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Collegiate Funding
By: Denise Walker, College Counseling Kindergarten to college, it happens in the blink of an eye. Therefore, it is importantto start…
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Inquiry Based Learning
By: Carol King, FUSE Instructor As the world that our children are growing up in is changing, the way they…
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Why STEM?
By: Paul Mittura, Upper School Science You get up on cold winter morning and the sparse clouds are beautiful reds,…
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Re-Enrollment
By: Sally Allen, Director of Marketing & Development February is the time when independent schools across the country begin their…
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