Lewis’ Five Goals Lift Girls’ Lacrosse to Win The girls’ lacrosse team continued its upward trajectory this spring with a commanding 15-8 win over Lexington Christian Academy this week. Seventh grader Lynn Lewis led the way with five goals while eighth grade co-captain Elena Dainora-Cohen added four. The team also
Tickets for Grades 7 & 8 Play Available May 1 The Belmont Day Theater Department is proud to announce that tickets for Babka Without Borders will become available on Wednesday, May 1. Tickets are free and can be reserved by visiting https://belmontday.brownpapertickets.com/. Please note that seating is limited and tickets will
The addition of the Barn was not only a decisive undertaking to provide our students with more learning and athletics spaces, but it was also a decisive step on the path to sustainability for our school. Belmont Day has implemented numerous sustainability initiatives through the years, from our garden and
Boys’ Lacrosse Evens Record with Win After opening their season with a home loss against Shady Hill (8-3), the boys’ lacrosse team flipped the script on the road against Beaver this week. Jacob Gregor’s goal on the opening face-off gave Belmont Day a lead for the first time this season
We had a wonderful crew of Belmont Day faculty, students, parents, and friends join to prepare the school garden for the 2019 season. A beautiful day greeted our participants who enjoyed raking, planting, clearing, weeding, and more. Students planted over 80 feet of snap and pod peas, as well as a
Varsity Tennis Drops First Match The varsity tennis team put themselves in a position to earn a 4-3 win against Shady Hill this week. Unfortunately, the bounces didn’t go their way and the team dropped three close matches, eventually losing 6-1. Davin Roy secured the team’s only win at first
Ultimate Prepares for Showdown with Shady Hill Last year’s ultimate team finished with a 6-1 record. The only loss came in the season opener against Shady Hill where the team fell by one score, 9-8. Once again, ultimate will begin the spring against their rivals from Cambridge and will be
Learning about Haïti is part of the French curriculum at Belmont Day. Eighth grade students of French are celebrating the recent publication of books they wrote and illustrated for the Mother Tongue Book Project, an initiative to contribute to literacy among speakers of Haïtian Créole. Books written by children for children are translated from
High Expectations for Track & Field Belmont Day’s track & field team is loaded with talent this spring. Despite only having 13 athletes, the team is geared up for a record-breaking season and is expected to give much larger programs a run for their money. Leading the way for the
Gregor and Lemack-Bremen Headline Boys’ Lacrosse Eighth grade classmates Jacob Gregor and Cole Lemack-Bremen are preparing for their third and final season on the boys’ lacrosse team. As the only three-year players on the roster, the duo will be relied upon both on and off the field this spring. In
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, due to weather.
