Spring 2023

Every month during the school year, I get to play Jenga with students celebrating birthdays. We gather around the coffee table in … Keep Reading

You did it! As Scott Young shared with you on graduation day, you were the perfect Class to be Grade 8 leaders … Keep Reading

If you’re an avid reader or simply looking for some captivating books to dive into, look no further than Park Picks: a … Keep Reading

On Monday, May 1, Park’s Grade 3 class braved drizzly weather on an unforgettable field trip to downtown Boston’s renowned New England … Keep Reading

Think back to your early days of elementary school – Do you remember learning to read? If you don’t, reading probably came … Keep Reading

As a Child Clinical Psychologist at Park, Olivia Moorehead-Slaughter, or “Dr. O,” as students call her, has always had a passion for … Keep Reading

Back in the days before COVID, I was looking for ideas to enhance my social justice curriculum in Grade 4. I was … 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

It’s not unusual for second grade students at schools like Park to tackle a “biography” project – an age-appropriate challenge centered on … Keep Reading

What could be more exciting for young learners than the opportunity to discover and understand the natural world around them? That’s part … Keep Reading

The name Lunch Bunch alone brings a smile to Julie Mumford’s face. Julie’s role as a school counselor focuses on providing mental … Keep Reading