Lunar New Year was Feb. 17 and the celebrations reached all levels of Seven Hills with students teaching their classmates about the holiday and sharing traditions. At Doherty, kindergartners Asher […]
Seven Hills Celebrates Lunar New Year
Recently, I shared a letter outlining our commitment to building an inclusive community — one where every student feels seen, safe, and successful. Inclusion is not simply about policies or […] As parents and educators, we share a common goal: helping our children thrive. While students spend significant hours in the classroom, their growth and development truly flourish when home and […] At the most recent LEAD Together event, a group of parents, teachers, and administrators gathered to discuss the book “10 to 25” by Dr. David Yeager (a must-read for anyone […] This winter, I had the great privilege of spending two weeks at Columbia University Teachers College as part of the Klingenstein Heads Fellowship. This long-standing, fully funded program brings together […] My grandmother, Maude Broadbent, was born just over 103 years ago on Jan. 29, 1923. Shortly before she passed away, I was in town for a conference, and we met […]
Third graders shared their playground dioramas with pre-kindergarten students as part of their playground unit’s final project. Congratulations to the cast and crew of the Middle School’s “Into the Woods, Jr.” production! As the winter sports season came to the close, Stingers had stellar performances on the court and in the lanes. Check out some highlights from the season. After a fantastic […]
Inclusion Means Learning and Listening: Why Civil Discourse and Parent Partnership Matter More Than Ever
Building Bridges: The Power of Home-School Partnership
Towards a Mentor Mindset
Reflecting on Two Weeks at Columbia Teachers College
Relationships Matter
What’s happening at Seven Hills?
Third Grade Presents Playgrounds to Pre-kindergarten
Middle School Presents “Into The Woods, Jr.”
Winter Sports Athletic Highlights