Protected: Embodying Values in Learning: A Day in the Life of Park’s Fourth Graders
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. … Keep Reading
It all starts with DEIB
Creating a sense of belonging for all Park community members is central to the School’s mission, vision, and values. Throughout the academic … Keep Reading
It All Starts With…School Counselors
This week marks National School Counseling Week, a time to recognize the collaborative work of school counselors and the meaningful impact they … Keep Reading
February 2025 PA Newsletter
Dear Park Families, As we reflect on the first half of the school year, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible … Keep Reading
Setting the Stage Together: Park School’s Growing Theater Program
At Park School, theatre isn’t just about putting on shows – it’s about collaborative spaces where students discover their voices, take creative … Keep Reading
It All Starts With…Professional Growth
One of the challenges of working in a school is, while maintaining and responding to the day-to-day experience of instruction and activities, … Keep Reading
It All Starts with…DEIB
Over three weeks, Park Grade 7 students explored the connections between food, identity, and nostalgia. In English class with Teacher Amelia DeFrancis, they studied … Keep Reading
The Many Faces of Student Support at The Park School
From the door greeters at morning carpool who greet students with a smile to the school counselors who help navigate emotional challenges, … Keep Reading
Centering The Child & Childhood: Belonging In Park’s Upper Division
At Park, we intentionally call Grades 5 through 8 the “Upper Division.” Unlike at schools where the spotlight shines mainly on the … Keep Reading
It All Starts with…Gratitude
As we head off into a well-earned break this afternoon, I want to underscore the central message of today’s Yule Festival: gratitude. … Keep Reading
Season’s Readings: Graphic Novel Recommendations from the Library
Beyond The Funny Pages: Five Reasons to Say YES! to Graphic Novels There is a good chance a child you know has … Keep Reading