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 Graders Get Into Character(s) In theater arts, first graders were given an assignment to come up with three different characters. These characters could
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. Pre-k Launches Lunch Bunch! Community building and social-emotional learning are the cornerstones of pre-kindergarten education, and we are doing our best to maintain these
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. PE Keeps Students Moving Although we love exercising in the Barn, and using our fabulous array of physical education equipment, it turns out with
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. Kindergarten Learns About Measurements Our students have been engaged in a variety of interactive and creative learning activities at home. In math, students have
Sign Up for the Conference Day Program! We have a great program planned offsite to Xtreme Craze during parent conference day on Wednesday, April 1! The program is available for children from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with extended day coverage until 5:30 p.m. Please enroll by Wednesday, March 25 to ensure proper staffing ratios and program preparation. Registration
Alumni Speaking to Middle School Athletes Next week, the athletics department will welcome back Adam DeFranc ’13 and Samantha Friborg ’14 as the second installment in the Mud Week Speaker Series. This fall, Belmont resident and World Marathon Champion Becca Pizzi shared her story with middle school athletes, and on
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
Following back-to-back winning seasons, the boys’ varsity basketball team will need to rebuild next year. A program-record nine eighth grade players were on the roster this winter, and their experience will be sorely missed moving forward.
Students Develop Range of Woodworking Skills The woodworking studio teaches lessons across a broad range of students each day. In first grade, students recently completed work on some very colorful pencil holders which they designed and created. Students in grades seven and eight are making progress on learning the intricate art
In November, four Belmont Day social studies teachers attended the National Council on Social Studies (NCSS) annual conference in Austin, Texas. From a city well-known for great music, the team returned with their minds dancing with new lesson plans, resources, pedagogical approaches, and professional contacts. Attendees Larissa Rochford ’93 (third
Sunday, October 19, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, due to weather.
