Every division spook-tacularly celebrated Halloween this year. From parades to pep rallies to pumpkin bowling, there was an event for everyone.
Seven Hills Celebrates Halloween
Matia Kastner Makes School History As First Individual Golf State Champion
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As we conclude our three-year “Unification Trilogy,” the focus of our work is expanding from Early and Lower School projects to all-school ones. Call it the “unification ripple effect.” I’m […] In October, the Middle School play “The Day the Internet Died” had us in fits of laughter as we watched pre-teen and teenage actors satirize how we’ve all grown so […] Even though it’s been over 25 years, I vividly remember working on my master’s thesis project, which examined the role of L2 language acquisition through independent reading. I reviewed previous […] “I can’t do this.” “It’s too hard.” If you’ve heard these words at home, you’re in good company. We hear them at school, too. Middle School brings new challenges, greater […] Discipline, Restorative Practice, and Our Partnership with Families When we talk about discipline in the Lower School, we start with the word’s root: discere, which means to learn. Children between […]
Kindergartners learn the ins and outs of designing and building a house. By Kristina O’Connor, Director of Curriculum & Instruction Earlier this month, Dr. Tracey Tokuhama-Espinosa visited our campus and talked with our entire faculty, visiting faculty, administration, and parents about Mind, […] The African American studies class and several freshmen walked alongside Peter Matthews ’91 as he began a five-day interfaith pilgrimage to raise awareness of childhood poverty.
Designing our Unified Campus
Do We Even Need the Internet? Ask the Middle Schoolers!
What Authentic Struggle Teaches Us
Support Through the Struggle
A Partnership for Growth: Discipline, Restorative Practice, and Trust
What’s happening at Seven Hills?
Kindergartners Engineer a House
Tech Tip: Generative AI and the Brain
Upper School Students Walk Against Poverty