Academics

May 27, 2026

Reading Aloud Still Matters — Even in Middle Shool

Our literacy team spent a year studying what happens when teachers carve out fifteen minutes a day to read aloud to seventh and eighth graders. The results surprised everyone — including the skeptics.

Dr. Maya Okonkwo

Director of Literacy

8 min read

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Student Life

Class of 2025: where our seniors are headed next fall

A look at the colleges, conservatories, and trade programs welcoming our graduating class this autumn.

Jamie Rivera

6 MIN READ

Student Life

Helping your child build a homework routine that actually sticks

Practical, evidence-backed strategies for families who want fewer evening battles and more steady progress.

Jamie Rivera

6 MIN READ

Student Life

Our spring volunteer drive kicks off — here's how to join

From library reading buddies to garden coordinators, our families bring the campus to life every spring.

Eric Brooks

5 MIN READ

Student Life

Why we still teach cursive — and the cognitive case behind it

Research from our literacy specialists on why pen-and-paper still earns a place in the digital classroom.

Jamie Rivera

6 MIN READ

CSE Student Privacy and Video Cameras

Academics

Applications for Free and Reduced Priced Meals to Be Completed Every School Year

The Excellence Briefing.

ne thoughtful email each month: classroom stories, parenting research worth your time, and the dates you don't want to miss.

News & Updates

Reading Aloud Still Matters — Even in Middle Shool

Class of 2025: where our seniors are headed next fall

Helping your child build a homework routine that actually sticks

Our spring volunteer drive kicks off — here's how to join

Why we still teach cursive — and the cognitive case behind it

CSE Student Privacy and Video Cameras

Applications for Free and Reduced Priced Meals to Be Completed Every School Year

The Excellence Briefing.