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For Parents/Guardians
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Day Students Eating Breakfast and/or Dinner
MySchoolBucks is a convenient online service that allows Day Students to securely pay for breakfast ($6), dinner ($12), and school store purchases. Parents are able to load money onto an online account, which students will be able to draw from. While this service is optional, MySchoolBucks is the only way Day Students can purchase breakfast or dinner on campus. With MySchoolBucks, you’ll be able to view dining hall purchases, check your student’s balance, receive low balance alerts, and pay for school store purchases from anywhere!To get started:- Go to myschoolbucks.com or download the mobile app
- Create your free account and add your students using their school name/student ID
- Add funds using your credit/debit card or electronic check
To access your child’s student ID number:- Log into myCSW
- Click on your child’s name and photo
- Select the tab “Contact Card”
- You will find your child’s Student ID number under “General Information”
If you need assistance with your account, you can find helpful how-to videos and answers to commonly asked questions by visiting myschoolbucks.com. Or, you can contact MySchoolBucks directly by logging into your account to start a chat conversation or give them a call at (855) 832-5226. -
No School Monday, September 21
In observance of Yom Kippur, The Cambridge School of Weston will be closed on Monday, September 2. We will operate on a Monday schedule on Wednesday, September 23. -
Host a student from Panama!
CSW is thrilled to welcome our Panamanian exchange partners from CADI Bilingual Academy to campus this fall, from October 14 to 21!To make this cultural exchange a success, we are looking for 17 CSW families to open their homes and host a visiting student.What to Expect During the Week:
- Cultural Connection: Bring a unique global perspective into your home and build friendships that can last a lifetime.
- Homestays: CADI students will stay with CSW host families for the duration of their stay in the area. They will become a part of your family and you can continue with your family's regular routine.
- Campus Life: CADI students will shadow CSW student ambassadors on campus and attend daily classes. These ambassadors may or may not be host siblings.
- Boston Area Adventures: Excursions and special group activities are planned throughout the week, both alongside CSW groups and specifically for our guest students. (One notable event is on Saturday, October 17, when the group from CADI will depart campus at 5:00 p.m. for the New England Revolution soccer game in Foxboro and return to campus later that night. CSW host siblings can talk to Pamela Torres about getting a ticket for the game if they would like to attend alongside their guest.
Ready to host? Help us give our CADI partners an unforgettable CSW experience.
[Click Here to Sign Up / Express Interest]Have questions? Please reach out to Pamela Torres (ptorres@csw.org).
Academics
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Mid-module Reports Available Friday, September 18
Mid-module Reports will be available on Friday, September 18, in myCSW. Mid-module Reports are communications of concern from a teacher to a student, a student's family, and a student's advisor. Mid-module Reports are written to provide students with an opportunity to address concerns, including, but not limited to, attendance, participation, missing work, and the quality of their work not meeting expectations. Students are expected to respond to Mid-module Reports by meeting directly with teachers to clarify any concerns and to develop a plan for addressing those concerns over the remaining weeks of the module. Only students who are not meeting expectations will receive a Mid-module report, so please note that not all students will receive a report.Teachers will open grade books in myCSW for you to see your student's progress thus far this mod.If your student received a Mid-module report, we highly encourage them to attend open office hours to meet with the teacher of the class. -
Mod 2 Course Changes and Book Orders
Any student wishing to request a course change for Mod 2 should email Academics@csw.org and their advisor no later than Friday, September 18.Any student granted a course change is encouraged to order books for the new class as soon as possible, so you'll have them in time for the next mod. The Book List is available on the All Things Academic Tile in myCSW.
College Counseling
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College Visits: 9/21 to 9/24
The following colleges will have a representative visiting CSW next week to meet with seniors.Grinnell College9/22/269:00 AMUniversity of Rochester9/22/2611:00 AMMassArt9/22/2612:00 PMSaint Mary's University9/22/261:30 PMIthaca College9/24/269:00 AMLewis & Clark College9/24/2611:00 AMBoston College9/24/261:30 PM*Students should check the Events tab in Maia Learning for the most up-to-date listings and to register for college visits. All visits are hosted in the College Counseling Center, except for Art School visits and Portfolio Reviews, which will be held in the Art Building. -
CMM: Applying for Financial Aid and Scholarships in Senior Year
Tuesday, September 22, 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.Walk through the senior-year process to complete timely, accurate financial aid applications and position your student for the strongest possible offers. We'll detail requirements for the FAFSA and CSS Profile and offer strategies to search and apply for merit scholarships across your college list.
*Recommended for 12th grade
Student Life
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Day Students Eating Breakfast and/or Dinner
MySchoolBucks is a convenient online service that allows Day Students to securely pay for breakfast ($6), dinner ($12), and school store purchases. Parents are able to load money onto an online account, which students will be able to draw from. While this service is optional, MySchoolBucks is the only way Day Students can purchase breakfast or dinner on campus. With MySchoolBucks, you’ll be able to view dining hall purchases, check your student’s balance, receive low balance alerts, and pay for school store purchases from anywhere!To get started:- Go to myschoolbucks.com or download the mobile app
- Create your free account and add your students using their school name/student ID
- Add funds using your credit/debit card or electronic check
To access your child’s student ID number:- Log into myCSW
- Click on your child’s name and photo
- Select the tab “Contact Card”
- You will find your child’s Student ID number under “General Information”
If you need assistance with your account, you can find helpful how-to videos and answers to commonly asked questions by visiting myschoolbucks.com. Or, you can contact MySchoolBucks directly by logging into your account to start a chat conversation or give them a call at (855) 832-5226. -
Vaccine Clinic — October 2
The Cambridge School of Weston will be hosting our annual vaccine clinic on Friday, October 2, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. The clinic will be located in the Dance Studio in the Fitness Center. Please sign up using this link https://shorturl.at/v06du and bring your insurance card to the appointment!
Vaccines available: COVID-19, Flu, Hepatitis B, Pneumococcal, Shingles, and Tetanus.
Residential Life
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Weekend Activities: 9/24-9/27
Friday, September 25
Fall Fest/Gryphon Growl
Saturday, September 26
Market Basket
Sunday, September 27
Red Sox Game
Upcoming Athletics Games
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Montrose School
Health and Fitness Center - Gryphon Game Court - GameCourt
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Fall Family Weekend!
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Eagle Hill School
Playing Fields - Gryphon Field 1
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Noble and Greenough School
Health and Fitness Center - Gryphon Practice Court - PracCourt
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Montrose School
Health and Fitness Center - Gryphon Game Court - GameCourt
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Fall Family Weekend!
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Playing Fields - Gryphon Field 1
Photos of the Week
Campus Headlines
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Avalon ’28 Places at Massachusetts Jumper Finals
Equestrian enthusiast Avalon ’28 recently placed 11th overall at the Massachusetts Jumper (MHJ) Children’s Medal Finals.Read More -
College Destinations for the Class of 2026
Read MoreIt is with great pride and excitement that we share the college destinations for the Class of 2026! We congratulate each member of the class on reaching this milestone and commend them for the thoughtfulness, resilience, and hard work they brought to the college process. We are so proud of all they have accomplished and look forward to seeing where their next chapters take them. -
Athletic Awards 2025-2026
Read MoreAs the athletic calendar comes to a close, we are proud to recognize the student-athletes who earned NESPAC honors this year. Their dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship have helped define another outstanding year for CSW Athletics. Congratulations to all of this year's award recipients! -
Calin Duke Publishes New Guide to Upcycling for the Outdoors
Read MoreCSW Theatre Faculty Calin Duke has published, How To Upcycle Nearly Everything for the Outdoors, a guide encouraging readers to rethink what they throw away by transforming old clothing into functional outdoor gear. -
Shark ’28 Earns Spot in Lyric Stage Playwriting Festival
Read MoreCongratulations to Shark ‘28, whose original 10-minute play Everything, Everywhere has been selected for the Lyric Stage Company of Boston 2026 First Page Playwriting Festival. Shark wrote the play during his Mod 4 “Playwriting” class at CSW and is one of just nine high school playwrights chosen for this year’s festival.
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.