News Archive

Ninth graders blog about their experience as they spend a week on a service learning trip to Glendora, Mississippi.

The installation of modern, reconfigurable furniture represents the start of a project to reimagine Shore's Library for the technology-rich, student-centered future.

Ellen Sargent brings a passion for storytelling to her Upper School classroom.

On Back to School Night, Head of School Clair Ward shared favorite songs that celebrate and soothe.

Two families with middle school-age children reflect on their experiences entering sixth grade at Shore.

In a new video, recent Grade 9 graduates talk about their experiences in Shore's transformative ninth grade program.

A graduate of the Class of 2018 looks back on one of the most important of his Shore experiences in the Advanced Theater Arts program.

Ninth graders held an Empty Bowl fundraiser to benefit Partners in Development, the Ipswich-based nonprofit that coordinates Shore's ninth grade service learning experience in Glendora, Mississippi, and to honor "Lady," a Glendora resident who plays a key role on the trip.

Lower School Spanish teacher Claudia Ovalle centers her classroom practice around a model of language acquisition known as Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling, or TPRS.

The author-illustrator of the picture books 'Renato and the Lion' and 'Quincy' spoke with Lower Schoolers and shared her memories of Shore.

The concept known as "social and emotional learning" has become ever more central in discussions about student well-being and success.

Sixth graders were brimming with questions when they got the chance to discuss diplomacy with veteran Foreign Service officer and former U.S. Ambassador to Somalia Stephen Schwartz, who visited their history classroom.

As in previous winters, this season's staging of 'Shrek The Musical' undoubtedly qualifies as a team sport alongside Shore's other winter athletics offerings such as basketball and squash.

Shore's Community Connections group brings together parents and faculty members to foster inclusion and support diversity.

For the third year, Shore participated in the Great Kindness Challenge, a worldwide week devoted to nurturing a culture of kindness in schools.

Sara Knox, Head of Lower School, explains the research, philosophy, and best practices that underpin teaching and learning in Shore's Pre-K through Grade 5 classrooms.