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
An Exciting Future For Park’s PreK
PreKindergarten teachers Betsy Platt and Hilary Fabre have joyfully embraced the world of the School’s youngest learners throughout their careers at Park. … Keep Reading
STEM and Robotics at Park: A Closer Look
For parents of school-aged children, it can feel as if the acronym STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and its newer variant … Keep Reading
Long Game!
It’s March! Along with the waning winter cold and promise of warmer days, this time of year offers the opportunity to take … Keep Reading
Mindful Adulting
Mindfulness is the act of focusing our attention completely on the present moment. Seems simple enough. But as the busyness of our … Keep Reading
No Finish Line: Practicing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Park’s Library
This year, Park launched a new website that poses a vital question, Why Park? As the website highlights, an essential element of … Keep Reading
Q&A with Alumni Author Katharine Smyth ’96
On March 11, Park will welcome alumna Katharine Smyth ’96 to share the creative process behind her critically acclaimed debut work, All … Keep Reading
Check This Out!
Podcasts Wow In The World A fun, educational show exploring everything subjects in science and technology – everything from singing mice to … Keep Reading
Where Does The Money Go? Faculty & Curriculum Grants
Springfest is around the corner, and all funds raised through Springfest are used by the Parents’ Association (PA) to make a positive … Keep Reading
Springfest is Sunday, May 17th!
For more information, email Angela Smith (Grade 2), Jen Hewitt (Grades K, 2), Miriam Gorman (Grade 2) or May Hara (Grades K, … Keep Reading
Park Creates – Spring 2020
Parents often see work made by our own children and their classmates, but without regularly touring all of Park’s hallways and classrooms, … Keep Reading