Chewing gum is against school rules, but what about when it makes you a better mathematician? After

Chewing gum is against school rules, but what about when it makes you a better mathematician? After vigorously chewing bubble gum and blowing big bubbles, Mrs. Seasly and the junior girls discovered that the rate of change of the bubble's volume was related to the rate of change of its radius. This is one among […]

In Ms. Connolly’s Humane Letters class, junior girls spent an invigorating hour defending their interpretations of Oedipus Rex in a round-robin discussion: was it fate, chance, overwhelming pride or his own noble character that led to Oedipus’ downfall?

The sixth-grade boys recently recited lines from William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. They also received some helpful coaching from our esteemed drama teacher, Mr. Dits.

Our sixth-grade girls could not wait to show the inclined planes they constructed in science class!

Showing how eager they are for the seminar experience, our sixth-grade boys recently had an excellent discussion about one of Jack London’s short stories.

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Our students have been working hard on their preparations for Fine Arts Night. The sixth-grade boys are sketching ink drawings, and the seventh-grade girls are painting with watercolors.

This week our ninth-grade girls worked intensively in math class, seeking to approximate pi by using pushpins and string to measure the perimeter of a many-sided polygon. They even—somewhat successfully—compared their results to the ancient measures of pi from the Babylonians, Egyptians, Greeks and the Bible!

What a beautiful morning with a dusting of snow and the sound of the girls singing at morning prayer.