I did not, as Upper Division students sometimes do, receive a Veracross alert informing me that I exemplified an aspect of The … Keep Reading
“We are scientists. We look for change!” The Kindergarten Science Motto by Beth Hawkins The end of the school year can make … Keep Reading
Park Perspectives has collected some tiny love stories (inspired by the Modern Love column in the NY Times) about Park to share … Keep Reading
As we enter a week where many of us will participate in the tradition of expressing thanks, we thought it would be … Keep Reading
Back to school is exciting; a new year full of possibilities, the return to friends and a structured schedule, the blissful reduction … Keep Reading
Is your student wondering about after school activities for next year, and having trouble making a choice? We thought as the year … Keep Reading
One of my favorite parts about walking into a locally owned bookstore is reading handwritten staff recommendations that are taped below books … Keep Reading
Mini Updates from Past Park Parent Stories The end of any school year is traditionally a time for reflection, and the circumstances … Keep Reading
Have you ever picked up a Rubik’s Cube and haphazardly tried to line colors up by twisting and turning, only to find … Keep Reading
The Park Parents’ Association DEI Committee and Speakers Series Committee co-sponsored a virtual speaking event with Dr. Christia Brown in February. Dr. … Keep Reading
Under the careful supervision of science teacher Meg Armour, fifth graders at Park are assisting with conservation efforts for critically threatened Blanding’s … Keep Reading