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545 Cabot Blog
Welcome to 545 Cabot - the blog for Shore Country Day School
Shore's Administration Team, faculty, parents, and guests post here regularly. Be sure to check back frequently to hear what they have to say.
Recent Posts
List of 10 news stories.
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Starting from Scratch
Shore’s new Executive Chef and Nutrition Director, Laura Wood, has brought scratch cooking to Shore on a mission to revamp the food program.Read More -
Doing vs. Planning to Do
The Head of School reflects on the strategic planning process and the difference between planning and doing.Read More -
Lingua Franca: Reassessing the Curriculum in English
Shore's commitment to equity and inclusion is making an impact on the English curriculum and the experience of Upper School students.Read More -
Play On: Teaching Music in a Global Pandemic
Shore's Lower School music teacher reflects on how music instruction has changed during the pandemic.Read More -
Equity and Inclusion Work Continues Despite Pandemic
Guided by an Equity & Inclusion Commitment approved in 2020, Shore has made progress in key areas toward the goals identified in a 2019 diversity, equity, and inclusion audit.Read More -
On Equity, Inclusion, and the Inauguration
The Head of School reflects on the intersection between this year's presidential inauguration and the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.Read More -
What Each Child Needs: Teaching at Shore
Extraordinary teachers, extraordinary teaching—Shore families consistently point to these as among the most important distinguishing features of the school.Read More -
Alumni Families Enroll for 2020-2021
In the fall of 2020, 17 Shore alumni families enrolled for the school year, representing a total of 29 children of alumni at the school at the same time.Read More -
Not Just a Boon for Health and Safety, Fresh Air Benefits Teaching and Learning, Too
Thanks to a fresh-air approach to health and safety, Shore students are spending more time outdoors than ever before, with big benefits for teaching and learning, too.Read More -
Heeding the Call to Antiracism
Head of School Clair Ward reflects on Shore's commitment to equity and inclusion, and recommends a new video titled "Heeding the Call to Antiracism."Read More
Now @ Shore
List of 1 news stories.
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Kauders ’71 Remembered as Role Model for Sightless and Sighted Alike
Chris Kauders ’71 is remembered by family and friends as a role model for sightless and sighted alike. Legally blind since birth, Kauders, who lived in Marblehead, was 65 when he died of lymphoma July 31 in Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.Read More
Links of Interest
- 13 Books About Empathy
- Make The Kids Make Dinner. It's Good For Them
- The Art Of Staying Focused In A Distracting World
- A New Definition Of Rigor
- Looking At Female Superheros With Ten-Year-Old Boys
- The Impact Of An Unexpected Role Model
- Why Being Miserable In High School Is Good For You
- Keep Calm And Parent On
- 7 Things Every Kid Should Master
- How To Manage Media In Families
- Rules For Teen And Tween Cell Phone Use: Unspoken Or Printed And Signed?
- Eavesdropping On The Seventh Grade Instagram Show
- What I've Learned: When Teens Lie
- Helping A Perfectionist Child Worry Less And Do More
- Hard Lesson In Sleep For Teenagers
- The Agency Moment
- Are You Raising Nice Kids?
- Parent Dilemma: When A Child's Concussion Lingers On
- How To Teach Kids To Be Greatful: Give Them Less
- Big Sibling's Big Influence: Some Behaviors Run In The Family
- The Three Most Important Questions You Can Ask Your Teenager
- The New Science Of Adolescence
- The Youth Sports Conundrum: How Intense Is Too Intense?
- Why Kids Won't Quit Technology
- The Kids Are Alright: Alcohol & Drug Use Among Teens
- Skipping School For Vacation: Good For Families Or Bad For Students?
- Should Schools Teach Personality?
- The Risk Of Material Parenting
- The Rising Costs Of Youth Sports In Money And Emotion
