News & Events

Campus Headlines

List of 15 news stories.

  • Theatre Department Awes Audiences with Sustainable Production of As You Like It

    The CSW Theatre Department put on Shakespeare's As You Like It for their Fall Theatre Production, taking on the extra challenge of making the production as eco-conscious as possible.
  • CSW Welcomes Sustainability Consultant Liz Cutler

    In support of its commitment to environmental stewardship, CSW recently hosted a five-day visit with sustainability consultant Liz Cutler of Whole School Sustainability.
  • CSW Receives Outstanding Advocacy Award from the Massachusetts Foreign Language Association

    CSW was honored to receive the Outstanding Advocacy Award from the Massachusetts Foreign Language Association.
  • CSW Hosts Exchange Students From Japan

    On Friday, October 27, CSW welcomed students from two schools in Japan as part of the Kakehashi Okawa Project. The Kakehashi Project is a government-funded grassroots exchange program that aims to build new bridges of friendship and cooperation between Japan and the United States. Their visit began with a fun assembly to introduce themselves to the CSW community. Students later sat in on classes with their host students, attended our annual halloween dance, went on an outing to Harvard Square, and continued the Halloween festivities with a haunted trail. All students stayed with host families from the CSW community for the duration of their stay.
  • Guest Speaker Steve Cohen Offers Historical Context Surrounding Israel-Palestine Conflict

    CSW welcomed historian Steve Cohen to campus on Wednesday, October 25, to lead an assembly presentation and conversation on the history of the Israel-Palestine conflict. In his interactive presentation, Steve offered perspective and context surrounding the most recent outbreak of war in the region. He began with a review of World War I and went on to trace the evolution of the Middle East on through today. After, students, faculty, and staff had the chance to ask questions and share their own comments and perspectives as the community continues to process recent events. 
  • CSW Mourns the Loss of Head of School George Cohan

    It is with a heavy heart that CSW shares the news of the passing of former Head of School George Cohan.
  • Visual Art Teacher Alison Safford Shows at Slovakian Gallery

    Over the summer, visual art teacher Alison Safford had a show at Slovakia's At Home Gallery. The show, called Avalanche, was inspired by Alison's Visit the the synagogue in Šamorín, which features of fresco of the night sky, a deep blue backdrop with golden stars. 
  • CSW Hosts Inaugural Fall Family Weekend

    On September 29-30, CSW was delighted to host the first annual Fall Family Weekend, bringing together students, parents/guardians, faculty, and staff for two exciting days of programming. 
  • CSW Welcomes Poet Dariana Guerrero

    CSW was thrilled to welcome writer, activist, and educator Dariana Guerrero to campus on Wednesday, September 20, in celebration of Latinx Heritage Month.
  • Res Life Kicks of the Year with Fall Boarders Weekend

    All Boarders Weekend, a welcoming back as well as a welcoming in of new boarders, occurred the second weekend of school and there was no shortage of highlights.
  • CSW Welcomes New Faculty and Staff

    Please join us in welcoming new faculty and staff to the CSW Community!
  • Global Summer Academy Returns to CSW

    This summer, after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, CSW relaunched its Global Summer Academy, an immersion program for international students looking to experience progressive education firsthand. 
  • Visual Arts Teacher Anne Rearick Publishes Photographs

    Three monographs of Visual Art Faculty Anne Rearick’s photography have been published this year. Two of the books, published by Editions Filigranes, Paris, contain photographs from artist residencies in two regions of France. 
  • Weir Farm Welcomes Todd Bartel as Artist-in-Residence

    Visual Art Teacher Todd Bartel is the July artist in residence at Weir Farm in Connecticut. Weir Farm boasts 60 acres of woods, fields, and waterways, and is the former home and studio of American  Impressionist, J. Alden Weir.
  • College Destinations for the Class of 2023

    It is with immense gratitude, pride, and celebration that we share the college destinations for the Class of 2023! We congratulate each and every member of the class on all of their success and thoughtfulness in this process — we are enormously proud of them.

The Cambridge School of Weston is a progressive high school for day and boarding students in grades 9–12 and PG. CSW's mission is to provide a progressive education that emphasizes deep learning, meaningful relationships, and a dynamic program that inspires students to discover who they are and what their contribution is to their school, their community and the world.