This is the second installment of our two-part blog uncovering why it's so crucial for kids to receive a robust history education, and what that type of education can look like and do for our ... Read More
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Cancelled.
It’s a word that has seemed to permeate our lives this year. For many families, even Thanksgiving (or, at least, the traditional way we’ve celebrated it) is likely to be, well, ... Read More
“Have fun! Be safe!”
It’s been an oft-sung refrain for countless parents over the ages, called out to children as they cavort off to whatever ... Read More
“I’m tired of living during a pandemic.”
My nine year old son sighed as he said this, wearily, before dinner tonight as we were discussing preparations for an upcoming road trip - and all ... Read More
As summer's hazy, lazy days crest their peak and begin the descent toward their final month, this season offers up a few more weeks of opportunity to sit with a good book that can challenge, ... Read More
This is the final installment of our three-part series looking into our mission and what it means to cultivate loving, serving, thinking students. You can read Read More
This is part two of a three-part blog series examining what it means for a school to cultivate loving, serving, thinking students. To read part one on how a school can work to develop a love ... Read More
When you think about the type of person you want your child to become as they grow into an adult, what comes to your mind?
Perhaps, first and foremost, you hope that your child will have a ... Read More
Everyone's talking about "the new normal" these days. Most of us really don't know what exactly this "new normal" is going to look like, or how long it will last, or how different it will be from ... Read More
When you enroll your child in a school, we know that you're ultimately entrusting your child's future (at least partially) to the teachers and leaders who will spend the coming years helping to ... Read More
