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US Lost and Found
Contact: Lara Conklin
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PS/LS/MS Lost and Found Week
Contact: Lara ConklinK-5 Cyber Cafe with Lisa Solomon of Common Sense Media
Academic Hall Conference RoomContact: Anneke Emerson -
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PS/LS/MS Lost and Found Week
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PS/LS/MS Lost and Found Week
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PS/LS/MS Lost and Found Week
Contact: Lara ConklinPS/LS Special Assembly, Scenes from the MS Musical (Student Only)
Carlson Family TheaterContact: Cathy Adelman -
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PS/LS/MS Lost and Found Week
Contact: Lara Conklin
MS Musical Performance, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown
Carlson Family TheaterContact: Lisa Roskowinski -
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Compass Education ACT/SAT Diagnostic for Juniors
Rooms 703, 704, 705, and 707Contact: Rebecca Heller
MS Musical Performance, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown
Carlson Family TheaterContact: Lisa Roskowinski
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MS Musical Performance, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown
Carlson Family TheaterContact: Lisa Roskowinski
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Sixth Grade Canyon Creek Trip Student Information Meeting
Fletcher Family LibraryContact: Eliot Saki -
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Fire Drill
Contact: Simeon Cooper
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Parent Education Speaker, Colin Keller - Contemporary Understandings of Addiction in Adolescent and Teen Development
Fletcher Family LibraryParenting is a constant balancing act of passing down your family’s value system, while allowing children space to develop their own individualized values and beliefs as they develop. Increasingly however parents have become disconnected from this process, and teenagers are parenting one another through social media and other means. How do you re-establish the parent hierarchy while allowing your children healthy boundaries? This is particularly critical when it comes to navigating conversations with your children around substance use. In this thought-provoking session, Colin will reference his work as a family therapist and the necessary role parents play in shaping a child’s experience. He will explore current research on addiction, share what he is seeing in teenagers, and provide advice and resources for parents. Mr. Keller will meet with interested Upper School students the same day.Contact: Amy Maentz -
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Viewpoint Book Club
Fletcher Family Library
LeRhonda Greats, Viewpoint’s Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Life, will lead a discussion of Robin DiAngelo’s book What Does It Mean To Be White? Developing White Racial LiteracyThe Teaching While White website asserts, “More than 80% of teachers in the U.S. are white. However, most don’t know that their whiteness matters. Teaching While White (TWW) seeks to move the conversation forward on how to be consciously, intentionally, anti-racist in the classroom. Because “white” does not mean a blank slate. It is a set of assumptions that is the baseline from which everything is judged; it is what passes for normal. TWW wants to have conversations about those assumptions: what they are, how they impact our students, and how we can confront our bias to promote racial literacy.” Teaching While White is a website and podcast co-founded by educators Elizabeth Denevi and Jenna Chandler-Ward. It is LeRhonda’s hope that by introducing Dr. Robin DiAngelo’s book and discussion into our community, we can move closer to one another. Please join this discussion, open to all!- Please click here to RSVP
- If you are short on time, please click here to access a set of supplementary materials as an introduction to DiAngelo’s book.
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PS Assembly (Parents Invited) - Hosting: 1st Grade Ms. Burch Presenting: K-Thompson, K-Stevens, 3rd-Walkins, 3rd-Heimsath
Carlson Family TheaterContact: Cathy Adelman
US Drama Performance: Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play
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For Prospective 2020 Primary and Lower School Families: On-Campus Preview Day
Primary SchoolContact: Patrick LaBo
US Drama Performance: Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play
Carlson Family TheaterContact: Scott Feldsher
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MS Special Schedule
Contact: Casey Dodd
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