Middle and Upper School students earned top honors in this year’s Women’s Club Art Festival, standing out at the local, district and state levels.

The school community gathered on Tuesday, April 8, to honor the spring season. Students of numerous faith traditions reflected on their most holy days and spring celebrations.

Students in both Middle School and Upper School band programs had the opportunity to show off their talent in several recent events.

Explore three distinctive curricular programs that grew from the educator’s own interests, drawing students into learning and growth that takes them beyond traditional curriculum.

Students learned about countries in Africa through stories, photos and reflections from four parents who have lived or traveled there — a “very powerful” extension of classroom learning.

The Lower School’s Science and Innovation Fair, open to students in fourth and fifth grades, took place on Jan. 28, and the Middle School Science Fair was on Jan. 31.

Faculty, staff and students in all three divisions enjoyed traditional Chinese games and crafts, foods and a thrilling dragon parade to mark the Lunar New Year on Jan. 29.

The team, comprising outstanding educators from peer schools, spent two days on campus exploring what the division has to offer and how its numerous stakeholders feel about their experiences.