1987:

The Cambridge School Conference on Progressive Education is held in celebration of the school's 100th anniversary year. Catalyzed by Head of School Al Adams, the conference brings together several hundred leading educators from around the country, including Howard Gardner and Deborah Meier, to assess and define the "new progressivism" in education.

1992:

Integrated Studies, a signature program combining academic disciplines into thought-provoking courses, is formalized. The first integrated course, titled "Dimensions of Food," appears in the course catalogue. Today, this course has evolved into "Food and Culture," a requirement for all ninth graders.

2000:

The Mugar Center for the Performing Arts opens with a state-of the art stage and sound system, recital hall, and multiple musical instrument practice rooms.

2000:

The school opens the George Cohan building dedicated to history and English departments and classes. Known as the George Building, it pays homage to respected Head of School George Cohan.

2001:

A search committee of students, faculty and trustees hires current Head of School Jane Moulding.