Calendar
Key Dates & Daily Schedule
Upcoming Events
April 2022
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Virtual Sample Classes
THIS EVENT IS CURRENTLY FULL, BUT YOU CAN STILL JOIN THE WAITLIST!
Virtual Event
Please call (781-642-8650) or email us directly to register.If you can’t make it to a Revisit Day, you can still experience CSW’s progressive ed approach in virtual sample mini classes led by our faculty. (Students) -
Campus Revisit Day
Read MorePlease call (781-642-8650) or email us directly to register.
8:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. (starting with optional campus tour)9:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. (without optional campus tour)
Come to campus to meet community members, attendsample mini classes, and learn more about specificdepartments, opportunities, and student groups. There will be campus tours available, as well as optional parent/guardianprogramming offered. (Parents / Guardians / Students) -
Grade 9 Movie Night
Hey 9th grade class! Please come join us on Friday April 8th, for a Movie, Pizza, and Ice Cream night! We will be showing a movie of your choice in the Robin Wood Theatre as well as enjoying some delicious food. It will be a lot of fun and a great chance to hangout with other freshmen to celebrate the start of Spring! We will send out more details closer to the date. We hope you can all make it!
Your Class Coordinators,
Nisha & Avery -
Mindful Parenting Series
Please join us for a Mindful Parenting Series led by Dr. Yenkuei Chuang. ALL parents and guardians are welcome; no prior meditation experience is needed! Each session will consist of guided meditation, teaching, and discussion. We will learn tools to cultivate awareness, equanimity and wisdom, and we will learn to apply them in the midst of our everyday lives.
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Grade 9 Family Virtual Drop-In
Grade 9 FEN representatives Susan Correa & Justin Miel invite you to drop-in during the monthly virtual "open house" for 9th grade parents and guardians. Chat with peers and get to know each other in an informal, casual setting!Read More -
Art Portfolio and Art School Introduction
Garthwaite Center for Science and Art - Integrated Studies - ISThe College Counseling Office and Visual Arts Department will host the Art School and Art Portfolio Introduction on Thursday, April 14. Juniors who are interested in learning more about the portfolio process or are considering applying to art school are encouraged to attend. The workshop is for juniors and students only. Please be prompt. -
Anthropocene Art Exhibit
CSW students involved in the Zora Foundation and Sustainability Committee have partnered with students at Weston High to produce Anthropocene, an art and environmental justice exhibition set to take place at the Weston Art and Innovation Center April 16 and April 18. The exhibit will kick off with a presentation and panel on April 16, from noon to 3:00 p.m.All are welcome and encouraged to attend! -
Decolonizing History & Society: Parent Discussion
Join social justice educator Amy Behrens P'23 and special guest Claudia Fox Tree, Arawak activist and educator, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Zoom for an informal follow up discussion to CSW's Social Justice Day and the topic of Decolonizing History and Society. The conversation will be centered around key ideas sparked by the speakers as well as group reflections. All are welcome!
Click here to register! Drop-ins are welcome, join via this Zoom link.
Check out the keynote recordings here. Viewing the presentations is not required in order to participate! -
10th Grade Activity Night
Join the 10th Grade for an evening of fun! We will have a Chipotle dinner, play games (board games indoors and capture the flag outdoors), and enjoy dessert together! -
Mindful Parenting Series
Please join us for a Mindful Parenting Series led by Dr. Yenkuei Chuang. ALL parents and guardians are welcome; no prior meditation experience is needed! Each session will consist of guided meditation, teaching, and discussion. We will learn tools to cultivate awareness, equanimity and wisdom, and we will learn to apply them in the midst of our everyday lives.
Access the session via this Zoom link. -
Jazz Ensemble Concert
CSW's Music Department presents the End-of-Mod 5 Jazz Ensemble Concert on April 26, 6 p.m. at the Recital Hall.
Featuring traditional jazz tunes by Dule Ellington, Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, and others.
Come see the following musicians put on a great show!
Melody Gan '24, Gabe Krause-Grosman '23, Sonya Lyons '23, Aisling Ma '23, Noa Narisawa '22, Max Selby '23, Andy Simmons '23, Ben Sinclair '25, Anela Takiguchi '23, Michael Weinstein, and Gustavo Brasil -
End of Mod 5 Parent Coffee
Topic: Student Leadership in Action!The Mod 5 Coffee for parents and guardians will offer a student showcase focusing on some of the exciting work our students have engaged with in their classes, capstones, and ambassadorships. We hope to see you there, either in person or on Zoom!Register now! -
End of Mod 5 Show
The End-of-Mod Show features an entire mod's worth of student work in the visual arts and beyond. This year's show openings will be open to students and faculty/staff only. -
Toast to CSW
As an expression of our gratitude for all you do for The Cambridge School of Weston, we invite past and present trustees to join us for a virtual celebration. Hear updates from the school and toast to CSW's future with Head of School Lise Charlier and Board Chair Ann Gorson. -
Reunion
Reunion 2022
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. -
Reunion
Reunion 2022
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.
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.