by admin | Oct 28, 2016 | Message from the Principal
It was great seeing so many Lower School families at the Dining Event on Wednesday evening. Thanks to Chef Ricardo, Chef Luke, Teri Pisack and, of course, Dr. De Jarnett for hosting this wonderful opportunity for families to learn about the meals that are prepared...
by admin | Oct 28, 2016 | Third Grade
Roni Kanter and Michelle Sussmann “He!” [pronounced “Hay!”] means “Hello!” – from the Lenape languages of Munsee and Unami. In conjunction with our study of the Lenape Native Americans, third graders visited Winakung at Waterloo Village, in nearby Stanhope, New...
by admin | Oct 28, 2016 | Early Childhood, Student Voices
submitted by Lisa Dove Enter the music room during an early childhood class, and you may spy giants tromping through the woods, or perhaps you might get caught up in a herd of galloping horses or unicorns. Then again, you may come upon a village of prancing elves or a...
by admin | Oct 14, 2016 | Second Grade
Submitted by various authors The second graders are busy at work! Below is a glimpse of three of their current units in social studies; science and health and wellness. Studying the Community: How do you spell D-E? C-O-M-M-U-N-I-T-Y! Our second graders are hard at...
by admin | Oct 14, 2016 | Third Grade
Submitted by Ms. Kanter and Ms. Sussman Three years ago we began our Third Graders Making a Difference program. It was born from the idea that it is never too early for children to think of others and to make a difference – both large and small; near and far. It was...
