Community

Parents & Guardians

Families play a vital role in building and fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and supportive CSW community. Your time, talents, and energy all help support programs and events critical to the life of the school. 

There are a variety of ways for parents and guardians to get involved at CSW. From helping organize student events like dances or athletics tournaments, to serving as an admissions ambassador and helping to spread the word about CSW — we welcome you to participate in any way you can. 

Parent/Guardian Resources

List of 3 items.

  • myCSW

    myCSW is our school's password protected portal for current parents/guardians, students, faculty, and staff. Home to our resource boards, a comprehensive school calendar, and academic information like class pages and grades and comments, myCSW is your first stop when you are looking for current information on a given topic.

  • The Community Newsletter

    The CSW Community Newsletter is a weekly community email newsletter sent to current students, parents/guardians and faculty and staff while school is in session. Each issue includes campus updates and timely, need-to-know information about day-to-day life at CSW. 

  • The CSW Community Dashboard

    The CSW Community Dashboard is your place to go for the latest news, events, updates, and reminders from the school. This is a live, dynamic page that is pushed out to the community via the Community Newsletter every Thursday afternoon.

Upcoming Parent/Guardian Events

List of 7 events.

  • Mar
    25

    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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  • Apr
    7

    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.
  • Apr
    15

    Migration Stories: Parent/Guardian Master Class with Oscar B. Castillo

    Join us for a special parent/guardian workshop with Oscar B. Castillo, documentary photographer and Michael H. Feldman ’67 Social Justice Day keynote speaker.
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  • Apr
    30

    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).
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  • Apr
    30

    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.
  • Apr
    30

    East Quad Grand Re-Opening Ceremony

    Community members are invited to join us for a ceremony marking the historic re-opening of the East Quad Building. This special gathering will honor the history and significance of the East Quad with remarks from school leaders and members of the project team, as well as expressions of gratitude to the many individuals whose vision and dedication made this historic revitalization possible.

    The program will begin promptly at 4:30 p.m. Refreshments and light fare will be served. 
  • May
    16

    Zora Liminal: Living intersections.

    Liminal: Living intersections

    Zora invites the community to attend Liminal, an art exhibition exploring the idea of being “in between” — across cultures, identities, and responsibilities — and what it means to be part of an interconnected world.

    The exhibition will be on view at the Clark Gallery from May 11–23, with an Opening Reception on Saturday, May 16, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m
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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.