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Post Date: February 14th, 2020
By John O'Neill, Director of Athletics
Post Date: February 14th, 2020
By Christopher Parsons, Theater Arts Teacher
Grade 7 & 8 Actors Rehearse for Seussical JR Premiere
Post Date: February 7th, 2020
By John O'Neill, Director of Athletics
Veteran Wrestlers Shine against Belmont Hill
Post Date: February 6th, 2020
By Kathy Jo Solomon, Visual Arts Teacher
Mural Helps Set the Scene in Fourth Grade
Fourth grade is creating a mural in their classroom, a collaboration between the art teacher and social studies teacher. Earlier this year, the students were given the challenge to create a design for a backdrop for the storytelling corner that is set up in their classroom year-round. The storytelling traditions of Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece, and creative writing are all part of the fourth grade curriculum.
Post Date: February 5th, 2020
By Belmont Day School
Did you know that walking with us through the halls of Belmont Day School are two “stars” of the critically acclaimed and now Best Picture-nominated Hollywood hit, Little Women?! Ok, stars may be a bit of an exaggeration, but they’re far more than “extras” to us!
Seventh grade student Bree Legrand and middle school math teacher Brian Laskowski recently sat down with us for an exclusive interview on their star turns in the latest big-screen adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel. Ok, we actually emailed the questions to them. They’re both very busy!
Post Date: January 31st, 2020
By John O'Neill, Director of Athletics
Girls' JV Basketball Continues to Roll
Post Date: January 31st, 2020
By Belmont Day School
For grade six student Lucy Zhang, the outbreak of the coronavirus and the threat of its spreading from China to the rest of the world is an immediate and very real concern. Something more than a passing news story that might grab her attention for just a moment before losing its pull.
“[My family] came from China,” said Lucy, who was born in northern China and lived there until her family moved to the United States in 2018, when she was 10-years old. “China is very important to me. If we can help solve this problem, we can stop [the virus] there before more people die.”
Post Date: January 30th, 2020
By Kurt Robinson, innovation and art teacher
Back to the Future
Post Date: January 28th, 2020
Pop Knitting, Model U.N., Dungeons and Dragons, and Brush Lettering and Calligraphy—these are some of the clubs options available for middle schoolers this semester. Comprised of mixed-grade groups, middle school clubs meet weekly and are led by faculty and staff who have expertise in or share a passion for a particular topic or activity. Clubs provide students with an opportunity to make choices—each middle schooler chooses two club offerings to participate in each year.
Post Date: January 24th, 2020
By John O'Neill, Director of Athletics
New Winter Offering Takes Hold
