This week, the 7th grade conducted an entirely-fake trial of President Jackson – who was brave enough to take the stand against some tough questions from the defense and prosecution. We love that Ms. B. always goes above and beyond for her lessons. Creating interactive opportunities engages our students imaginations, problem solving skills, and when …
Every morning, we rush into our offices, our classrooms, our day, and sometimes forget the things we pass as they melt into and become “part of the landscape”. It’s easy to not acknowledge, or stop and pause, at the things around us, that make us, or that have made us. Our history breathes within us …
We recently received this wonderful message from on of our parents and it’s too beautiful to note share. We treasure educating, nurturing, and watching all our students blossom into who they are. We are blessed. Thank you, DiPreta family for these kind words. Over the years, countless people have asked us why we are at …
“For it is in giving that we receive.” ―St. Francis of Assisi Yesterday, we were able to donate hundreds of socks, and holiday gifts & toys to CoNSERNS-U (CoNSERNS-U serves the city and southern and rural areas of Rensselaer county. Services include a food pantry, information & referral, emergency assistance, and holiday and food …
This weekend, the DS Outdoor Club headed south to Greene County to hike the Escarpment Trail! A challenging hike, but one with amazing views! Interested in hiking it yourself – check out this link for info: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-york/escarpment-trail Here are some photos from the hike:
This week we recognized our NYSPHSAA Scholar-Athletes for Fall Sports. Upper School students who participated in a Fall Sport at the Varsity Level AND earned a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.7 or higher during the first academic quarter are recognized as NYSPHSAA Scholar-Athletes. So proud of them all for their motivation, athleticism, and academic …
We are grateful for each and every one of our faculty, staff, students, alum, families, and community members!
Starting the third week in August, we have been digging our dance shoes in and rehearsing nonstop for the production of A Chorus Line. As Mr. Pickett said, “While the show was simple technically, it is known for being incredibly complex because it requires everyone to be a fantastic singer, dancer, and actor. The classic …
On Sunday, October 24th, our 1st/2nd grade teacher, Katie Karius, joined 21 members of her team (family and friends) to walk in the Making Strides event in Glens Falls, NY. The Making Strides movement raises funds that help to support breast cancer patients, survivors, thrivers, and caregivers. The cause is deeply personal to Katie and …
Reading together, and sharing together, is not just fun but also a valuable learning experience!
