Each winter, students in grades 6-9 produce self-selected  math projects and activities to present to the rest of the student body. Past projects have included cartography, probability, Fibonacci numbers, non-Euclidean geometry, statistics as well as biographies of mathematicians and fun STEAM activities for the lower divisions.  

A night in the middle of winter that brings students of all ages to campus to have dinner and watch a movie with their peers. Faculty even walk around and serve bags of popcorn as the students watch the movie!  

 This is an eight-week program for grades K – 9,  running every Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students are given a choice of downhill skiing/snowboarding, cross-country skiing, or ice skating. Families sign up for a program in November, and all programs begin the first week we are back at school in January. The […]

Each spring, students in grades 6-9 participate in the musical elective with grade 5 joining as a class. At the end of the electives in performance and set design, the students present a musical with day and evening performances. In past years, the productions have included: The Lion King, Pirates of Penzance, and Cinderella.  

This is a day right before our March holiday in which students from grades 4 – 9 present science projects, including research of their own choosing, to assembled students, faculty, and parents. Students in grades 4-5 will be involved in the day by either sharing a research project of their own or by helping to […]

ASK is available March 23-March 27. There is no ASK available March 30-April 3.