List of 2 news stories.

• Fall Planning Update

  7/1/2020
  As we navigate the challenges brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, our school’s leadership team continues to seek a balance between planning ahead while also remaining nimble, flexible, and responsive moving forward. The most important thing we can do at this point is to plan based upon a number of different scenarios, making sure that each and every community member understands the school’s decisions, the thinking that went into reaching those decisions, and their individual role in making each successful. 
  
  The school will determine which model to implement based on the following color-coded system, dictated by regular health and safety assessments on our campus and in Massachusetts at any given time. The school may announce the transition between these levels at any point, regardless of whether some or all conditions listed have been observed. For example, if the government mandates that all schools closed, we would automatically move to Red: Level 3, even if we, as a school had zero infections. 
  
  

  In the coming days, as we continue to receive guidelines from the state of Massachusetts, our planning committees will be working to provide a detailed breakdown of what school, and all its facets — academics, athletics, student life, residential life, etc. — will look like under each of these three levels. 

• Summer Committee Work

  7/1/2020
  We have recently established five strategic committees, comprised of faculty, staff, and students. These committees will be working over the summer to establish and fine-tune plans as the situation evolves. 

  
  A listing of committees is as follows:

  • Calendar & Schedule
  • Public Health & Hygiene
  • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Wellness and Transitions
  • Interscholastic/Athletics Programming and D Block/Enrichment
  • Communications

  Please click here for an outline of committee charges.