Park’s Eighth Graders “Face Their Own History” in New Course
It’s 1865, and the Civil War, a war that killed about 625,000 Americans – two percent of America’s population at the time … Keep Reading
Park’s Partnerships Across The Years
On a recent Thursday afternoon, Betsy Platt’s Pre-Kindergarten class read books and played charades with their fifth grade partners from Courtney Bonang’s … Keep Reading
How Collaborative Problem Solving Can Help Your Child’s Challenging Behavior
Does your child repeatedly refuse to get dressed in the morning? Is a night without a homework meltdown a notable event? Do … Keep Reading
DE&I – It’s For All of Us
Robert Greene, a nationally recognized consultant who specializes in organizational development and culturally competent systems, was recently invited to Park to share … Keep Reading
What Makes Mary Poppins! Pop!
On Friday March 2 and Saturday March 3, Park’s Upper Division (UD) theater ensemble proudly brought Mary Poppins! to the Park School community. … Keep Reading
The Library Reacts to the 2018 ALA Youth Media Awards
Each year, librarians and children’s literature fans nationwide excitedly anticipate the announcements of the American Library Association (ALA) Youth Media Awards. This … Keep Reading
Make Your Way To The Makerspace!
Have you noticed that there is a lot of “making” going on at Park? There are several places throughout the school that … Keep Reading
Do you know where your favorite teachers will be this summer? Summer at Park!
Giovanni Bradley-Campbell Gio, who has been educating young children for nearly 20 years, is known for inventing games, shaping curiosity on … Keep Reading
Park–Pyeongchang 2018!
In February, in spite of the balmy temperatures in Boston, Jerilyn Willig’s Grade I class had caught Olympic fever. With the help … Keep Reading
Food in Focus
Food-related events and activities are popping up everyday at Park. Our community is learning about the important role that food plays in … Keep Reading
