Middle School English and Social Studies Due to the pandemic, our plans for The Trial, a comprehensive conclusion to the Mods experience for seventh grade students, were waylaid. Instead, our students engaged in an equally rich and interconnected opportunity to showcase their learning. Seventh graders engaged in a story exchange with two of our peer
Creating and collaborating remotely for the past 12-weeks has not diminished the enthusiasm or excellence that the members of the literary magazine club have brought to the spring edition of Echo Magazine! “The theme for Volume VI, Issue 2 is Consciousness and Dreams. We try to make our themes as accessible as possible
BE ENGAGED! Monday & Tuesday, June 8 & 9: Field days and service learning! Here are some fun and creative ways challenges to be active and to help others. Monday FIELD DAY Challenge Sporting as much Blue and Gold as possible, how many jumping jacks can you complete while
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their virtual classrooms. Second Graders Take Their Class Outside The second graders went on a nature walk this week close to their homes. Using their senses, they were asked to make
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. Sixth Graders Plug Into Lessons on Electricity For the past several weeks, sixth graders have been learning about electricity and the various scientists and
At the annual Corporation and Parents’ Association open meetings, held via Zoom on Thursday, May 14, the Belmont Day community came together to celebrate the 2019-20 academic year. To open the meetings, head of school Brendan Largay, recognized the following members of the faculty who have reached milestones in their service at
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. Sixth Graders Prepare for Freedom Week Our sixth graders are throwing themselves into their civil rights projects, which they will share with families during
Lauren Catalano Wins Honor From Lesley University Lauren Catalano, a member of the 2019-20 associate teacher cohort, is the recipient of the 2020 June T. Fox Scholarship Award given on behalf of the June Fox Lecture Series Committee and the Lesley University Graduate School of Education. The committee recognizes only
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. Delivering a Lesson in Plant Care for Fourth Grade Although the annual plant sale had to be canceled this year, we still wanted the
With the switch to offsite learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, our faculty will be sharing various curriculum highlights from their “classrooms” over the coming weeks. First Grade Studies & Creates Snowflakes The first grade students have been busy writers, mathematicians, and scientists this week! They have been making final
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, due to weather.
