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March 2, 2020

On March 19, we will host Devorah Heitner, Ph.D., author of Screenwise: Helping Kids Thrive and Survive in Their Digital World for workshops with students in grades five to eight and an evening presentation for parents at 6:30 p.m. In preparation for the workshop we invite you to check out this podcast from NPR’s Life Kit parenting series.

In the podcast, Dr. Heitner meets with a family who was struggling with their children’s intense devotion to their digital devices. This family was brave enough to let her, along with NPR’s Anya Kamenetz, into their home to meet them and their 5-, 11- and 14-year old children who had some great insights on the role digital devices play in their lives. You may recognize your own family in aspects of their experiences. While there was no magic fix for all of the issues experienced by this family, just having the conversation seems to have set them on a path to more intentional approaches.

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May 22, 2026

Belmont Day School alum, BDS athletics Coaches Award winner, and current Professional Women’s Hockey League player Mia Biotti ’16 returned to campus to bring energy, spirit, and inspiration to our physical education classes! Students had a blast participating in fun scoops and tennis games…
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May 22, 2026

With only one week remaining in the formal spring athletics season, our student-athletes continue to show tremendous energy, resilience, and commitment as teams make the most of these final opportunities together. While the end of the season is approaching quickly,…
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May 15, 2026

Fifth graders have been creating a wiki site to keep track of the fantasy elements in their class novel, The Marvellers. This week, the students participated in the second annual ParaCon (Paragon Convention). Students were sorted into paragons (vision, sound,…
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May 8, 2026

Our upcoming curriculum showcase for families, “Built to Shake,” will highlight an exciting hands-on exploration of earthquakes and how structures can be designed to stay standing when the ground moves. Kindergarten students have investigated what makes buildings fall or remain…
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