Head’s Lines: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Around this time last year, we were gazing into crystal balls – in the form of public health assessments and CDC recommendations … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Appreciating My Colleagues In This Pandemic Year
As I write this, I am thinking back to this time a year ago. As the coronavirus began to spread in our region … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Responding To The Events in Washington, D.C.
On the evening of January 6, following the unrest in Washington, D.C., Scott Young sent the following message to the Park community: … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Silver Linings
In these days leading up to Park’s winter break, I find myself reflecting upon the merry tropes of the winter holiday season. … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Giving Thanks for Park
As we approach this most unusual of Thanksgiving holidays, it’s tempting to dwell on the things we are missing. Within our day-to-day … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Appreciating Interdependence in a Time of Difference
With Election Day just days away and polarizing public debate continuing to build, many are concerned that the contentious discourse may increase … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Park is More Than a Place
A Perfect Storm The spring of 2020 will be remembered for a perfect storm of a health crisis, a financial crisis, and … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Why Do Athletics Matter?
Last Saturday, the energy in Park’s West Gym was palpable. As the Varsity Girls Basketball team took the ball down the court … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Exciting Highlights About Our Move to Two Divisions
In fall 2020, Park will officially open as a two-division school. Our Lower Division will be composed of PreKindergarten – Grade 4 … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: What Does it Mean to Educate the Whole Child?
In the first week of October, The Park School hosted its very first Whole Child, Whole School evening celebrating the fantastic teaching … Keep Reading
Head’s Lines: Why PreK through 8 at Park?
At the end of my first year at Park, I want to pause to reflect upon my family’s and my move across … Keep Reading