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Faculty Members Participate In Local, National Professional Development

March 22, 2024

Teachers Participate In Workshop at The Advent School

Seven Belmont Day faculty–Betty Chu Pryor, Emily Crawford, Josh Sussman, Kim Edwards, Leigh Twarog, Mike Marroquin-Castillo, and Ana Maria Restrepo–attended last week’s workshop organized and hosted by The Advent Collaborative at The Advent School in Boston entitled “Courageous Conversations: Why Talking with Children Matters.”

The day started with a panel of early childhood, elementary, and high school educators who discussed the importance of meaningful conversations with young students on topics of diversity, identity, and justice. Afterward, participants engaged in two interactive workshops to continue the theme and deepen their learning.

After School Teachers Attend National Conference

After school teachers Sam Staples and Presley Leighton attended the National AfterSchool Association’s annual convention this week in Dallas, Texas. Sam and Presley joined hundreds of their peers from across the country for workshops that centered on the theme of belonging. The workshops offered strategies for creating inclusive experiences, centering equity and joy, and strengthening the pillars of social-emotional learning in after school programs. We are thrilled to have them back on campus to share their experience and takeaways!

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BDS

March 9, 2026

This year, we’re introducing the Fundations program to the pre-kindergarten curriculum. Our other early childhood students already use this evidence-based literacy program with great success, and we are eager to align letter and sound instruction with the approach used in…
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BDS

March 9, 2026

Eighth grade students spent January and February studying the poetry of the Harlem Renaissance, a Black cultural movement in the 1920s and 1930s that focused on amplifying and celebrating Black voices. One legacy of the Harlem Renaissance has been the…
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BDS

March 6, 2026

Seventh grade students engaged in a service project to support The Village Table, aiming to deepen their understanding of food insecurity and community support. The day began with discussions on food insecurity: its meaning, its impact, and how communities can…
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