After losing on Tuesday to Mohawk, the girls’ basketball team picked up its first win of the season against BART on Wednesday. In a thrilling nail-biter that went into overtime, the girls fought hard to prevail 16-14. It was a full team effort with everyone contributing on both ends of the court. After weeks of […]
Read More »Congratulations to Emily Caffery ’06 on her accomplishments in the theater! Read about her latest endeavors here: http://www.recorder.com/Former-Leyden-resident-pioneers-living-room-plays-6598875
Read More »Ben S-G and Henry W-W trying to connect with their reading of a García Márquez novel by making “carimañolas,” a Colombian appetizer made with yucca and cheese.
Read More »French IV students found goodies in their shoes left outside the classroom on Saint Nicholas Day, Dec. 6.
Read More »The Arts and Culture Council at its annual international potluck luncheon. Members contributed foods from most continents.
Read More »Mr. Gay’s 9th grade Humanities class has been studying ancient Greek rhetoric by using Thucydides’ The History of the Peloponnesian War as a guide. As a class they analyzed Pericles’ Funeral Oration from Thucydides, and also Thucydides’ famous “Melian Dialogue.” The tiny island of Melos is the setting for the dialogue. Here, Athens has surrounded […]
Read More »From the Desk of Dr. Bloomfield: Standing for Your Own Ideas Recently, Ms. Tirk directed my attention to this article citing a Stanford University study on information sourcing, as it bemoans that young people today struggle to discriminate between fact and fiction. The article enters into a timely conversation at large about “fake news” and […]
Read More »Academy 7th Graders enjoyed testing the permeability of different soils in Climate Connections, during their unit on groundwater.
Read More »Please join us at Theater 14 in the Mendenhall Center at Smith College (122 Green Street, Northampton) for an evening of joyful sound and creative expression. Students from all grades will entertain and astound with their musical and visually artistic talents. A reception follows. Non perishable canned and other goods will be collected at the […]
Read More »Our school has a long tradition of service and giving. As a part of that, the Community Service Council closed a change drive this week that resulted in the collection of $373.03 to support the relief efforts of Partners In Health (PIH) in Haiti, in the wake of Hurricane Matthew. On Giving Tuesday (11/29) we made […]
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