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08/25/2010
Laurel School's Center for Research on Girls
The Center for Research on Girls (CRG) at Laurel School is collaborating with Laurel School's Information Resources department to develop and deliver an evidence-based internet education program for girls in grades 5 through 9. Read on to see what the research tells us about girls and the internet.
07/01/2010
Marymount School of New York Launches Innovative iPad Program
iPad. iLearn. iTeach.
06/09/2010
Restaurateur Teaches Teens How to Give Back
Stephen Hanson, restaurateur, brings a Canada-based philanthropy program to the U.S. to encourage high school students to learn how to effectively give back.
05/18/2010
Student Art Exhibited at Apple Store
Apple Reinforces Progress and Change
Eighth graders at Ellis School selected the Apple store as their gallery because of Apple's ability to revolutionize technology. These girls know that they have the ability to make significant changes in the world, and they wanted to highlight that responsibility by displaying their works in an environment that reinforces progress and change," said Isabelle Moldovan, Head of the Visual Arts Department at Ellis.
03/11/2010
Kent Place Raises Funds For The Haiti Relief Operation
On March 10, Kent Place students in all three divisions presented a check of $6,662.34 to the American Red Cross for their fundraising efforts for the Haiti Relief Operation.
03/02/2010
Miss Porter's School issues a Call for Papers to independent school teachers of high school English.
Papers will be shared at an academic conference held at Miss Porter's School on May 13, 2010.
03/01/2010
Hockaday Head to Step Down
Jeanne Whitman says she is ready for a change.
03/01/2010
Joan Lonergan to Head Hewitt School
After a career at Castilleja in Palo Alto, California, Joan Lonergan will move to New York city to be seventh Head of School at Hewitt.
02/11/2010
Garrison Forest School Named Maryland's First Confucius Classroom Among Independent Schools
OWINGS MILLS, MD (February 11, 2010): Garrison Forest School (GFS) has been named Maryland's first Confucius Classroom among independent schools, one of only a handful of independent school Confucius Classrooms in the country.
02/01/2010
St. Paul's School for Girls reports record $1 million gift
From the Baltimore Sun: St. Paul's School for Girls announced this week that it has received $1 million from an anonymous donor, which is the largest gift in the Brooklandville private school's 50-year history.
02/01/2010
Three Hathaway Brown seniors semifinalists in national Intel Science Talent Search
Shaker Heights, OH -Rebecca Forcier, Rachel Myer and Diana Basali, student researchers at Hathaway Brown School, have been named semifinalists in the 2010 Intel Science Talent Search. The STS is regarded by many as the most prestigious science research competition for high school seniors.
10/27/2009
Seven Hathaway Brown Students Named Semifinalists in Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology
Teen scientists at Hathaway Brown brought national recognition to Northeast Ohio today when seven young women at the school were named semifinalists in the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology.
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