Head’s Lines: Reflecting on the Accomplishments of the Class of 2024
At last week’s 2024 Graduation Exercises, I had the opportunity to pay tribute to the growth and accomplishments of our Grade 8 … Keep Reading
Tuesday Talk: Head of School Scott Young on Kindness
This year, Park’s Upper Division established a new tradition of “Tuesday Talks,” when adult members of the community share their own stories … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Honoring Our Humanity
On Saturday, February 3, The Park School hosted the Association of Independent Schools of New England (AISNE) 2024 Middle School Diversity, Equity, … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: With Gratitude
Today, The Park School welcomed over 400 grandparents’ and special friends to campus for a day of music, classroom visits, and community … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Building on Strong Foundations
Every month during the school year, I get to play Jenga with students celebrating birthdays. We gather around the coffee table in … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Good Choices, Good Learning, Good Growth
When I visit Park classrooms, or talk with my colleagues, I see and hear the greatest excitement in moments when our students … Keep Reading
Park Community Update
Dear Park Community, I’m so excited to be back on campus! Winter Break was great – just the right amount of restorative … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: The Importance of Words
Last spring, the Park faculty and staff gathered in the West Gym to begin uncovering what might best be summed up as … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: The Spirit of Community
In the life of schools, summer is deceptively quiet. A great deal of work happens, even in years, unlike this one, when … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Supporting Park’s Lived Experience
Recently, a colleague told me about a conversation they had had with a Park parent in which the parent was – understandably … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: What We Mean by the “Inclusivity Promise”
In the time leading up to the launch of The SPARK Campaign, an important question kept dominating our thinking as we planned. … Keep Reading