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List of 15 news stories.
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Molecular Biology Class Visits Brandies University
Read MoreLiz Nee’s “Molecular Biology” course recently had the incredible opportunity to visit two molecular biology labs at Brandeis University: The Goode Lab and the Rodal Lab. Students first heard directly from professors Bruce Goode and Avital Rodal about their research before stepping into the labs for hands-on demonstrations. -
Winter '25 Competes in "Junk Kouture" World Finals
Read MoreIn late February, CSW alum Winter Lynn ’25, had the opportunity to travel to Dublin, Ireland with Visual Arts faculty member Alison Stafford to compete in the prestigious “Junk Kouture” World Finals fashion competition. -
Nia '27 Scores 1,000th Career Point
Read MoreThis season, Nia '27 reached a rare milestone in The Cambridge School of Weston basketball history, scoring her 1,000th career point, a testament to her talent, dedication, and hard work. -
CSW Announces 2026 Parkhill Grantees
Read MoreCSW is pleased to announce that Spanish teacher Doralis Perez-Soto and science teacher Rose Rosenthal have been awarded 2026 grants from the Alorie Parkhill Learning and Travel Fund for Teachers. -
Students Earn 40 Regional Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
Read MoreA total of 10 Gold Key awards, 14 Silver Key awards, and 16 Honorable Mentions were presented to CSW students across 12 different categories, making for a total of 40 awards. Gold Key winners will go on to be considered for national awards, which are announced later in the spring. Congrats to all of our student artists and writers! -
CSW Welcomes Jennifer De Leon for MLK Day Assembly
Read MoreIn honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, CSW was pleased to welcome acclaimed author Jennifer (Jenn) De Leon to campus for a community-wide assembly centered on storytelling, identity, and the power of dreaming. -
CSW Celebrates the Re-Opening of the East Quad
Read MoreOn December 18, 2025, CSW officially opened the doors to its newly renovated East Quad Center, a mainstay of campus that dates back to the 1930s. The space, which has over the years housed a gymnasium, theater, and classrooms, will now serve as a hub for mathematics, computer science, and robotics. -
CSW Library Hosts Fourth Annual Read-A-Thon
This past Saturday, 60 CSW students, faculty, and staff participated in all or part of a 12-hour read-a-thon in the Library.Read More -
Model United Nations Competes at Brown University
Read MoreThe CSW Model United Nations team enjoyed a successful weekend at Brown University’s annual Model UN conference, held in Providence. -
CSW Girls Varsity Volleyball Advances to NEPSAC Semifinals
Read MoreCSW's Girls Varsity Volleyball team has made school history, advancing to the semifinals of the NEPSAC tournament for the first time ever. This incredible milestone comes after an intense five-set victory over Montrose in the NEPSAC quarterfinals on November 10. -
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
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Upcoming Events
List of 15 events.
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Senior Parent Zoom
Join Assistant Head of School Aaron Hirsch to discuss the many ways we will be celebrating the CSW Class of 2026 this spring. Hear details and get your questions answered about Prom, Senior Night, Graduation, and more.For senior parents and guardians only.
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Reception for Accepted BIPOC Families
We invite families of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color)
students to a gathering at the Head of School’s house to connect with others and hear from Lisa Palmero, our Dean of Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging, about our school’s community-focused values, resources, and how we foster a culture of belonging and inclusion at CSW.
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Revisit Day 2
Come to campus to meet community members, attend classes, and learn about more specific departments, opportunities, and student groups. View the schedule here.
For students and parents/guardians.
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Michael H. Feldman '67 Social Justice Day
The Cambridge School of Weston honors the legacy of Michael H. Feldman '67 each year with a daylong learning experience for students, faculty, staff, and Michael's loved ones. Established in 1975 by Shirley and Roger Feldman, this event, formerly Law Day, engages participants in discussions, debates, and presentations on pressing legal and social issues.Read More -
End-of-Mod 5 Parent/Guardian Coffee
Hear from current upperclass students talking about their capstone project developed through our PACE program (12th grade) or their experience as an Ambassador though our Community Leadership Ambassador program (11th grade).Read More -
End-of-Mod 5 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. -
Reunion
Return to CSW to reconnect with fellow alumni/ae and faculty and staff from your time at CSW. We hope to see you at one or more of the celebratory events and activities we have planned for the weekend. -
Patience Lauriat Event
The Cambridge School of Weston invites esteemed members of the Patience Lauriat Society to gather for a special celebration with Head of School Lise Charlier. -
Heritage Fest
Heritage Fest is a vibrant celebration of the rich histories, traditions, and cultures that shape our identities. Heritage is more than ancestry; it is the values, music, art, and stories passed down through generations. This event brings our community together through dynamic dance performances, captivating musical acts, and showcases of cultural expression. -
Empty Bowls
The CSW Community Service Committee invites you to attend Empty Bowls, a celebration of food, art, and community engagement! This event is open to the entire CSW Community - students, alums, parents, and all who are connected to the school, so join us on campus and get in on the fun! There will be an on-site raffle as an additional fundraiser as well as entertainment by CSW students.
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.