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List of 15 news stories.
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Justin '28 Named Volunteer of the Month by Green Newton
Read MoreGreen Newton, an organization dedicated to promoting sustainable solutions to environmental challenges in Newton and beyond, has recognized Justin '28 as their Volunteer of the Month for October. -
English Chair KB Kinkel's Poetry Collection Now Available for Pre-Order
Read MoreEnglish Department Chair KB Kinkel’s poetry collection, Blood Machine, winner of the 2025 Finishing Line Press Open Chapbook Competition, is now available for pre-order through Finishing Line Press. -
Naima '27 Earns Top Honors from BAMIT and NSBE
Naima ’27 recently earned first place in a science research pitch competition for her creative proposal to use AI to enable real-time translation for ASL.Read More -
Artist Yan Lei P ’28 Donates Original Work to CSW
Read MoreIn October, members of the CSW community gathered to celebrate a generous gift from artist Yan Lei and his wife, Clothilde Yang, parents of BeiBei ’28. The couple donated a striking original artwork titled “Ecstasy” to the school, a silkscreen on French handmade paper created earlier this year. The donation includes the first five pieces in a 99-edition series. -
Dining Hall Staff Earns High Honors
We are proud to share that CSW's dining services team from CulinArt, led by Chef Jim Boyd, has been named a Compass Center for Excellence. This prestigious recognition honors dining teams that demonstrate best-in-class performance across key metrics including financial management, quality assurance and safety, wellness and sustainability, and innovation. This is the first time an independent school had earned such an honor.Read More -
Meet Incoming Board Chair Noah Loren P'22,'24
CSW is delighted to welcome Noah Loren P'22'24 as our new Chair of the Board of Trustees.Read More -
Sydney Keller ’20 Turns Wear Into Opportunity
From advocating for accessibility at CSW to earning high honors at Wesleyan for her work on adaptive clothing, CSW alum Sydney Keller '20 (www.sydneykeller.com) is reimagining disability not as limitation, but as opportunity for creativity, visibility, and change.Read More -
CSW Musicians Shine in Community Performance
Read MoreThis past Sunday, four of our students, along with Music teacher Michael Weinstein, took part in a powerful performance of Fauré’s Requiem at First Church and Parish in Dedham. The concert was a beautiful collaboration between Opera UnMet, the Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry in Roxbury, Project STEP, CSW student musicians, and volunteer choir members from local Unitarian Universalist congregations. -
CSW Welcomes New Faculty & Staff
Read MoreThe Cambridge School of Weston is delighted to welcome several new members to our team this fall. We look forward to the many ways they will enrich our community. Please join us in giving them a warm CSW welcome. -
Elyse '27 Competes with Team USA's Baton Twirling Team in Italy
This summer Elyse '27 and her duet partner Marissa Rufo earned a spot on Team USA's Baton Twirling team! She traveled to Turin, Italy in August to compete in the International Baton Twirling Federation Nations Cup, an international baton twirling championship. She qualified in Senior Duet at a national trial in January and is also the alternate for Junior 3-Baton.Read More -
CSW Welcomes Chris Seeley as Associate Head of School for Advancement
The Cambridge School of Weston (CSW) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Chris Seeley as our new Associate Head of School for Advancement.Read More -
Nicholas '28 Competes in Ultimate National Championships
Read MoreThis summer, CSW student-athlete Nicholas '28 had an impressive run as a member of the elite youth ultimate frisbee team, the Boston Ultimate Disc Alliance (BUDA). -
Delaney '26 Earns Honorable Mention in Playwriting Contest
Read MoreAlphabet Soup, an original play by Delaney ’26, has earned Honorable Mention in Princeton University’s 10-Minute Play Contest, a nationally recognized competition that draws submissions from high school students across the country. -
CSW's DEIB Office Hosts Heritage Fest
Read MoreYesterday, the DEIB Office hosted our annual Heritage Fest with 25 heritages represented! The table displays truly transformed The Fit into a celebration of the rich cultures that make up our CSW community. -
Empty Bowls Event Raises Over $2,500
Read MoreThank you to everyone who helped make this year’s Empty Bowls event a success! Over the past few months, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and families came together at various events to paint more than 100 beautiful ceramic bowls.
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Upcoming Events
List of 15 events.
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Fall Theatre Production
In 17th Century Italy, polymath Galileo Galilei faces pushback from the Catholic church when he asserted that the earth revolves around the sun. Join us for a “punk rock” feminist spin on Bertolt Brecht's 1939 work, which explores Galileo’s story as narrated by his historically overlooked daughter, Virginia. The play spans his work as a teacher, revolutionary astronomer, physicist, and father. -
Fall Theatre Production
In 17th Century Italy, polymath Galileo Galilei faces pushback from the Catholic church when he asserted that the earth revolves around the sun. Join us for a “punk rock” feminist spin on Bertolt Brecht's 1939 work, which explores Galileo’s story as narrated by his historically overlooked daughter, Virginia. The play spans his work as a teacher, revolutionary astronomer, physicist, and father. -
Fall Theatre Production
In 17th Century Italy, polymath Galileo Galilei faces pushback from the Catholic church when he asserted that the earth revolves around the sun. Join us for a “punk rock” feminist spin on Bertolt Brecht's 1939 work, which explores Galileo’s story as narrated by his historically overlooked daughter, Virginia. The play spans his work as a teacher, revolutionary astronomer, physicist, and father. -
End-of-Mod 2 Parent/Guardian Coffee
Read MoreRaising Resilient Teens: Tools for the JourneyYour child's wellbeing is powered by an entire team — and you're part of it. This Coffee introduces the CSW Health Team (nurse, school counselors, and athletic trainer) and explores how we can work together to support students through the exciting, challenging years of adolescence. We'll share insights on adolescent development, common challenges, key resiliency factors, and practical strategies you can use at home to help your child thrive during these formative years. Click here to register. -
Sounds of the World Ensemble
Enjoy a concert performance with sounds and instruments from across the globe. -
End-of-Mod 2 Gallery Walk
Parents and guardians are invited to join us for a scheduled Gallery Walk in the afternoon to view the End-of-Mod show. -
Readathon
WHAT IS IT? The CSW Readathon is an intentional day for students who LOVE reading to come together and celebrate in that joy. For 12 hours, students will engage in all types of pleasure reading. Bring what you want to read and simply read amongst like minded peers, faculty, and staff. We simply ask that you engage in just that: reading for pleasure. Please leave homework at home. Reading can include physical books, ebooks, audiobooks, webtoons, magazines, newspapers, and more. -
Annual Gryphon Goblet Basketball Tournament
Come cheer on The Gryphons as CSW hosts the 3rd Annual Gryphon Goblets Basketball Tournament! -
Annual Gryphon Goblet Basketball Tournament
Come cheer on The Gryphons as CSW hosts the 3rd Annual Gryphon Goblets Basketball Tournament! -
Annual Gryphon Goblet Basketball Tournament
Come cheer on The Gryphons as CSW hosts the 3rd Annual Gryphon Goblets Basketball Tournament! -
Alumni Basketball Game
Alumni of all ages are invited to join us on the courts for some friendly competition versus the CSW basketball teams!
RSVP
Planning to come? Let us know so we can plan accordingly—but no RSVP needed if you decide last minute. Walk-ins are welcome!
CSW—a gender-inclusive day and boarding school for grades 9-12—is a national leader in progressive education. We live out our values of inquiry-based learning, student agency, and embracing diverse perspectives in every aspect of our student experience. Young people come to CSW to learn how to learn and then put what they learn into action—essential skills they carry into their futures as doers, makers, innovators, leaders, and exceptional humans who do meaningful work in the world.