Partnering with Parents to Raise a Teenager
At every level of Preschool – 12th grade education, the parent/school partnership is vital, but perhaps never more so than in high school, as it’s the time when teenagers’ independence…
At every level of Preschool – 12th grade education, the parent/school partnership is vital, but perhaps never more so than in high school, as it’s the time when teenagers’ independence…
I am writing this with a full heart, knowing that the school year is coming to an end. Here at the High School, we are through Advisee Games, halfway done…
The following article (and the photo above) reflects how we incorporate community service into the curriculum and student life in a normal, non-COVID school year. We expect to resume our…
The cyclical nature of high school is one of the many things I love about my job. It’s always hard to say goodbye to the graduating class, but that emotion…
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are central themes at St. Francis, woven into our values, philosophy, and everyday life. Our official Diversity Statement reads: At St. Francis, we believe there is…
Student voice is an essential part of a Progressive school — and certainly St. Francis students never disappoint on that score. (With an office adjacent to the Commons Room, some…
This feels like a week of contrasts. On one hand, I’ve been reflecting on the full year that has passed since we closed school last spring; I remember thinking then…
Today we finish the official celebration of Black History Month. We proudly commemorate this special month, though we also endeavor always to weave a multidimensional, full, inclusive approach throughout our…
While you are currently focused on the process of choosing your child’s high school, we can personally attest to the fact that the high school years go by incredibly quickly,…
What do our high schoolers do for lunch? What is the Sign-Out System? How does it work? Do kids just wander around downtown? Is it safe? These are all good…