Advanced Writing Workshop
In "Advanced Writing Workshop," students study the impact of audience, motive, and method on one’s writing and writing experience, exploring the differences between writing for yourself, for your peers, and for publication.
Campus News
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Art Faculty Anne Rearick Completes Artist Residency in France
Read MoreArt Faculty Anne Rearick has been busy photographing and exhibiting her work in France over the last few months. Anne completed an artist residency photographing in Le Perche, a rural region of Normandy. This work will culminate in a book and solo exhibition in 2023. -
Community Engagement (CE) Groups Partner with Local Organizations
By Shad Sommers-Dehaney, Community Outreach and Engagement CoordinatorRead More
It was an exciting and fruitful year for CSW’s Community Engagement (CE) program. Each of the 10-11 grade sections of CE was partnered with an organization in the community that is working towards equity, justice and awareness in a variety of different topics. The topics or global issues that CSW students showed most interest in were sustainability, food insecurity, access to mental health, health and wellness, access to STEAM education, immigrant and refugee assistance, tutoring, and global exchange. -
Rita Goldberg Speaks to Community for Jewish Heritage Month
In honor of Jewish Heritage Month, CSW was pleased to welcome Rita Goldberg, author of “Motherland: Growing Up with the Holocaust.” Rita taught literature at Essex and Cambridge Universities in England for nearly ten years, went on to teach at MIT, and is now a lecturer in comparative literature at Harvard University.Read More -
Paul Duan '23 Receives Honorable Mention for His Play Hachiko
Read MoreWe are excited to announce that Paul Duan '23 has received a Honorable Mention in the 2022 Sherwood Collins Playwriting Contest for his submission of his first ever play: Hachiko! The High School Sherwood Collins Playwriting Contest was hosted by Massachusetts Educational Theatre Guild (METG.)Paul fell in love with theatre as a 9th grader at CSW. Since, he's been involved in various fall productions and spring musicals. His favorite part about theatre is the sense of community, all the way down to the philosophy of theatre – it brings people together. "We play together, we talk to each other, and we make a grand piece of art together. All of these are the reasons why I love theatre," says Paul. -
Visual Art Teacher Todd Bartel Curates Local Exhibit
Visual Art Teacher Todd Bartel is the guest curator behind "Complex Muses," and exhibit hosted by the Art Complex in Duxbury, MA.Read More
Meet CSW Students
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.