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Strategic Planning: Committing to the Climb

By Annie Fuerst, Director of Innovation | May 01, 2026

This time last week, I was in Golden, Colorado, surrounded by mountains. I was there for the closing meetings of my Leadership + Design Fellowship, a year spent learning alongside school leaders from across the country. During our wrap-up sessions, and really throughout the entire year, we kept returning to a central question: what does […]

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Brendan Largay, Head of School

Capstone: A Tradition Like No Other

By Brendan Largay, Head of School | April 21, 2026

How I love Capstone week! In the throes of the work we all do every day, Capstone offers a glimpse into the impact that a Belmont Day School education has. This week provides visibility into the scholars, performers, researchers, and leaders our students have become and will become still! Invariably, like the hundreds of community […]

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Director of Development Stacy Langa

Planting It Forward at Belmont Day!

By Stacy Langa, Director of Development | April 13, 2026

Spring is a season of renewal and optimism—of longer days, new beginnings, and growing possibilities. At Belmont Day, it is also a meaningful time to reflect on the role philanthropy plays in nurturing the vibrant, joyful learning environment our students experience every day. Philanthropy, at its heart, is about community. It is the collective commitment […]

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Finding and Using One’s Voice

April 03, 2026

A year ago, as I began to anticipate my arrival at Belmont Day, a community member said, “Wait until early spring here–you’ll get to hear our students speak with such confidence about the work they’ve done all year!” In recent weeks, I found myself recalling that statement through a series of events and moments at […]

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Student Agency: The Power “To Do”

By Liz Gray, Middle School Head; Grade 7 Social Studies Teacher | March 27, 2026

During my morning greeting duty this week, a first-grader and I were chatting as she walked into school. On her way in, she was looking at the beautiful yellow tulips that were planted recently near the front entrance to the Schoolhouse. She carefully brushed away the light snow that covered them. To “help them live,” as […]

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The Surest Signs of Spring at Belmont Day

By Brendan Largay, Head of School | March 20, 2026

“When one flower blooms, spring awakens everywhere.” – John O’Donohue Students will begin visiting the Belmont Day garden again next week. After a winter of dormancy, hints of life are returning to one of our most cherished spaces on campus. With spring parent conferences also next week, it’s hard not to see the garden’s reawakening […]

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By Jen James, Chief of Staff and Registrar |

November 14, 2025

Last week, I had the great pleasure of helping our After School team during their campus-wide gratitude scavenger hunt. With my group of ten students, ranging from pre-kindergarten to sixth grade, we followed clues that led us through a variety…

By Liz Gray, Middle School Head |

November 5, 2025

“One of the brightest gems in the New England weather is the dazzling uncertainty of it”. – Mark Twain Like our famous New England weather, the vicissitudes of middle school feelings are constantly in flux. Both a “gem” and certainly…

By Betty Chu Pryor, Lower School Head |

October 23, 2025

Next Thursday and Friday, we will host our fall parent-teacher conferences. Every parent/guardian will have the opportunity to meet with their child’s teacher(s) to discuss their child’s progress, set goals for the year, and ask questions. Having had the opportunity…

By Stacy Langa, Director of Development |

October 17, 2025

A short distance down the hall from my office are our first grade classrooms. A quick glance inside, and you’ll see an incredible view into the legacy of learning, caring, and support that is nearly 100 years old here at…

By Betty Chu Pryor, Lower School Head |

October 10, 2025

You may have noticed from the dismissal queue this afternoon, some exhausted yet spirited fifth graders, their teachers, and chaperones as they disembarked from a bus near the front circle. This hardy crew had just returned from the fifth grade’s…

By Annie Fuerst, Director of Innovation |

October 3, 2025

At Belmont Day, learning rarely happens alone. Whether it’s students working through a challenge together, a class discussion that grows from one idea to the next, or the quiet influence of a peer’s example, collaboration shapes how learning unfolds. We…
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