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List of 10 news stories.

  • One Slice at a Time

    First Graders Share Who They Are

    Every week, our students share a little “slice” of themselves with our community. The Slice, a weekly writing and identity project, began with a former first grade teacher at Shore. I fell in love with the project, and it has become one of my favorite ways to encourage students to reflect on who they are and to learn more about one another. 
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  • A Beloved Tradition: The Winslow Trustee Dinner

    Every fall, Shore hosts the Winslow Trustee Dinner, a special evening of celebration and sharing for current and former trustees. This annual event celebrates the impact of the leadership, service, and contributions of Shore's Board of Trustees over generations, and recognizes the devoted individuals who have helped guide and shape Shore’s progress. Former trustees enjoy reconnecting with one another and having the opportunity to meet current trustees, as well as learn about current school initiatives.
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  • A Taste of the Ancient Past: Grade 3 Bread Baking at Shore

    An annual hands-on tradition brings archaeology, history, and a little homemade honey together.

    The delicious smell of freshly baked bread filled the air as Grade 3 continued an annual Shore tradition: making homemade bread and baking it using methods inspired by the ancient past. Students experienced firsthand how something as simple as a loaf of bread can offer a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives of civilizations long ago.
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  • Inhabiting the Text

    "Inhabiting the Text": A Deep Dive into The Outsiders

    Amanda Berg, English Department Chair and Upper School English Teacher, uses “Inhabiting the Text,” an interactive, drama-based reading strategy that brings novels to life by encouraging students to step into characters’ shoes and explore their experiences, challenges, and choices.
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  • Pure Joy in the Learning Garden

    Pre-K Explores Shore’s New Water Table

    After weeks of talking about Shore’s new water table, Pre-K students finally got to see it for themselves. When Mrs. Keith brought her class out to the Learning Garden, the children screamed with delight and ran to play and explore.
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  • First House Meeting of the Year

    Building Connections Across the Shore Community

    The first House Meeting of the school year brought the entire Shore community together for one of our favorite traditions. Students, faculty, colleagues – and even some parents – gathered as we welcomed new members into their Houses and kicked off another year of connection, friendship, and Shore spirit.
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  • Annual Flag Raising

    Celebrating 90 Years of Excellence: Beginning the School Year Together

    The first day of school is always a special moment at Shore, bringing students, families, and colleagues back to campus for a new year. On Tuesday, September 8, the Shore community gathered around the flagpole for the annual Flag Raising, marking the official start of the school year.
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  • Summer Shore: A Summer of Learning, Exploring, Fun, and Friendship

    Summer at Shore is a time for campers to step outside the traditional classroom and discover new ways to learn, create, explore, and connect. This summer offered a wide array of hands-on learning experiences, outdoor adventures, creative projects, and plenty of opportunities for fun with friends.
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  • Pop Rock Concert and Upper School Art Show

    Shore's Spring Pop Rock Concert and Upper School Art Show was a fantastic success! Shore Arts faculty's engaging classes, mentorship expertise, and expert command of the material create a space where student creativity can flourish, and there is no better testament to their work than seeing their students perform on stage and showcase their artwork around campus.
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  • Exploring Finnish Happiness and Education Through the Loring Award

    By: Amanda Berg, Upper School English Teacher and English Department Chair

    Finland has long been ranked the “happiest country in the world” and similarly celebrated for a globally top-ranked education system. With the support of the Loring Award travel grant, I wanted to understand what made this nation so special. In March of 2026, I packed my warm clothes and took my family with me to explore the culture, people, and education system of Finland.
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