Calendar
Key Dates & Daily Schedule
Upcoming Events
April 2027
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Revisit Day 2
Come to campus to meet community members, attend classes, and learn more about specific departments, opportunities, and student groups. -
State of the School
Parents and guardians are invited to join the administrative leadership team for a virtual presentation reviewing highlights from the year so far and showcasing some of the exciting initiatives on deck for the future. -
CSW Day of Giving
Join us for the CSW Day of Giving, a 24-hour, celebratory fundraising event! Stay tuned for this year's goals and community-giving challenges. -
AISNE Parent Series: How Temperament Shapes Who We Become
AISNE 2026-27 Parent Series WebinarRead More
How Temperament Shapes Who We Become: Why Some Children Need More Than Others to FlourishPresented by: Aliza Pressman, PhD
What if the traits that make a child more sensitive to stress are the very same traits that allow them to flourish most powerfully in the right environment? Every child is born with a nervous system uniquely wired to experience the world. Some children feel everything deeply, process intensely, and require specific conditions to thrive. Others are more adaptable, flexible, seemingly unfazed. And most fall somewhere in between. Yet, too often, we parent toward an imagined “average child”—one that doesn’t exist. Drawing on research and science around temperament, Pressman offers a clarifying lens: the goal is not to toughen children up or shield them from all stress—but to understand which stress builds resilience, which requires support, and which demands protection. This session challenges two common but costly parenting extremes—dismissing children’s experiences on one end and over-accommodating on the other. Gain a practical, science-backed approach to raising children who feel seen, understood, and capable. Because when children are known for who they truly are, they stop trying to be someone else and start becoming, fully and confidently, themselves. -
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. -
Understanding How to Qualify for Financial Aid and Scholarships
Find out what colleges will expect your family to pay, and what factors drive that number. You’ll learn how financial aid offices calculate your Student Aid Index using the FAFSA and CSS Profile, how parent income, assets, and household factors impact your eligibility, and what steps you can take now to prepare.
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End-of-Mod 5 Parent/Guardian Coffee
We invite you to join us at the end of every mod for a parent/guardian coffee. These events are occasions to both socialize and learn about what your student is up to at CSW. Each End-of-Mod Coffee will take place in the East Quad at 8:30 a.m. The speaking programs will be recorded and posted to the myCSW Parent Resource tile for those unable to attend. -
End-of-Mod 5 Show
Garthwaite Center for Science and Art - Community Gallery - CGJoin us for the end-of-mod show to enjoy a collection of student work from throughout the mod. -
End-of-Mod 5 Gallery Walk
Community GalleryParents and guardians are invited to join us for a scheduled Gallery Walk in the afternoon to view the End-of-Mod show. -
Spring Wilderness Trip
Sea Kayak in coastal Maine. Visit the Wilderness Trip landing page for more information. -
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.
CSW — a gender-inclusive day and boarding school for grades 9-12 and PG — 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.