Shakespeare
Next to the Bible, Shakespeare offers our children the richest and most lasting experience with language and literature. Shakespeare’s comedies, tragedies, and histories create a threshold from which our children pass into a new realm of language mastery. The great joy of Shakespeare is that his works were meant to be heard and seen, not just read. Even the youngest children delight in acting out famous scenes from the plays and can develop a love of the Bard and cultivates a taste for the great classic tradition in theater.
Celebrating the High School Winter Sports Teams with the awarding of Varsity letters and pins. We are so proud of these athletes! Go Patriots!
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Congratulations 🎈🎊🎉🍾
We love Shakespeare! Scenes produced by the ninth grade literature class all in various styles. Can you guess the play?
A wonderful way to combine literature, art and learning! Go Patriots!
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R and J
We love celebrating Reading Week with parent readers! Thank you to all who came to read to our lower grammar classes this week!
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Amazing!😆