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Data Analysis and Coding Lab

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Architecture, Business, Engineering, Health, Law, Politics, Psychology, Research, Sports

Did you know that the average person generates 1.7 megabytes of information or that it would take 181 million years to download all the data from the internet? Data drives our world but most of us don’t understand what it means, why we need it, and how it works. In this self-paced course, you will […]

Leadership and Social Change

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Business, Social Justice

Have you ever wondered why and how effective leaders, past and present, take action for social good? This course will explore different psychological theories of what guides or motivates an individual to act when confronted with issues of justice, equity, and humanity. We will look at past and current figures across multiple identities and delve […]

Urbanism + the Built Environment

11th, 12th
BVR-X

Using Boston’s landscape, students in this course will investigate the role of cities in shaping ecological and cultural systems that will influence the built environment in future design. Students will research and examine the history and legacy of social, cultural, and economic inequalities as they consider how today’s built environment addresses contemporary issues by reinventing, […]

Socio-Economics of Sports

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Business, Social Justice, Sports

Sports are everywhere! We love and support our teams. But what role do sports play in society and how do they influence it? Sports teams generate billions of dollars every year, and sports events gather huge crowds in celebration akin to religious rituals. This BVR-X course will look into the workings of different sports; their […]

Philosophy: The Meaning of Life through Moral Dilemmas (BVR-X)

11th, 12th
BVR-X, English
Interests: Psychology, Social Sciences

Have you ever wondered what the meaning of life is or if a decision you made was the right one? Have you ever played the game, “Would you rather…?” Then you have done philosophy! Philosophy equips us with critical thinking and logic to navigate the world around us. Every day, we are faced with taking […]

Human Communication

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Psychology, Social Sciences

This course will explore the ways that humans communicate, and the ways that this communication affects society. Students will explore a variety of language systems including Sign Language and Braille. The class will discuss historical and current issues of communication such as colonial legacies, the influence of technology, and cultural differences. Students will be asked […]

Student Directed Project – SDP

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X, English, Global History & Social Sciences, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Performing Arts, Science, Student-Directed Projects, Visual Arts
Interests: Architecture, Business, Design, Engineering, Film, Hands On, Health, Law, Literature, Politics, Psychology, Research, Social Justice, Social Sciences, Sports

A Student-Directed Project empowers students to do an in-depth exploration of a topic of interest throughout the term. The student designs, plans, and leads their research project in collaboration and with the guidance and support of a coach (faculty advisor). It allows students to delve deeper into their passion and to be the designer of […]

Screenwriting (BVR-X)

11th, 12th
BVR-X, English
Interests: Film, Literature

How do the stories that we write change when we know that they will be interpreted visually and audibly? In this course, students will craft compelling narratives written in the form of scripts.  This class will also collaborate with Video Production. Together, we will view and critique film and brainstorm and workshop ideas, and students […]

Social Psychology: To be is to be perceived!

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Education, Health, Psychology, Social Sciences

How is our behavior influenced by our social environment? How does our perception of others affect what we do and our sense of identity? Whether we want it or not, people (others) influence how we act or behave (how we dress, what we say or don’t say, what we feel). In this social psychology course, […]

Costume & Fashion Design Studio (BVR-X)

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X, Performing Arts
Interests: Design, Film, Hands On, Research

Drawing from many disciplines and utilizing a variety of skills and technology, students will learn to research and communicate their ideas through a series of student-driven individual projects and mainstage shows. Students will explore the visual communication, history, and impact of clothing both on the stage and in everyday life, and they will deepen their […]

Advanced Design & Tech (Honors) (BVR-X)

11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Architecture, Design, Engineering, Film, Hands On

Advanced Design & Tech is a one-term, process-to-production course designed to prepare students for 2 public performances at Beaver. The course begins by focusing on script analysis and design, and then students work as theater technicians and designers to bring the play to fruition with the Advanced Theater Acting and Advanced Costume Design classes. Technical […]

Design & Tech Studio (BVR-X)

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Architecture, Design, Engineering, Film, Hands On

Design & Tech Studio is a course for students interested in Technical Theater and/or Theatrical Design. Drawing from many disciplines and utilizing a variety of skills and technology, students will learn to research and communicate their ideas through a series of student-driven individual projects and mainstage shows, allowing them to learn and utilize design and […]

Entrepreneurship with a Purpose

10th, 11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Business, Education, Engineering, Health, Research, Social Justice, Sports

Can entrepreneurship be the response to local and global challenges? Can it serve a purpose beyond being just a money-making endeavor? In this class, you will learn about how businesses are created and why some thrive and others fail. You will also design ideas to start your own business with empathy and a purpose in […]

Intro to Investing

11th, 12th
BVR-X
Interests: Business, Psychology, Research

Should you invest in the common stock of Apple Inc. or Exxon Mobil? How do you decide whether to get a car loan or a lease? How do you determine how much a small business is worth? In this course, we will learn about (a) the fundamentals of the stock market, investment vehicles, and basic […]

Advanced Theater (Honors) (BVR-X)

12th
BVR-X, Performing Arts
Interests: Film, Literature, Research

Advanced Theater is a one-term, process-to-production course designed to prepare students for two public performances at Beaver. The course begins by focusing on script analysis and character development and then students engage in the rehearsal process to bring the play to fruition with the Advanced Design & Tech and Advanced Costume design classes. Acting roles […]

Theories of Justice (BVR-X)

11th, 12th
BVR-X, Global History & Social Sciences
Interests: Law, Politics, Psychology, Social Justice

Is economic inequality unjust? Is the government justified in restricting your freedom if it does so to improve your life? Using philosophical ideas by which one might understand justice, students will engage in conversations with experts and take part in a series of project-based learning activities as they examine complex problems and develop solutions to […]

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Jan20
Jan21

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of MLK Day

Jan21
Jan23

US Winter Play Rehearsal 3:40-9:00pm

Jan22

No US Classes Due to Winter Parent Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for US students.Note: If your student is currently at NuVu, you do not need to sign up for these conferences.

Jan22

US Winter Rehearsal

Jan23
Jan24

Upper School Winter Play Rehearsal and Dinner

Jan24

Upper School Winter Play "Framed: A Story of Stolen Art"

Framed: A Story of Stolen ArtDevised by the ensemble.The Isabella Stewart Gardner Art Heist has been a constant source of fascination and intrigue since it occurred in March of 1990. The case remains unsolved and is still the largest property theft in recorded history. The case raises deep questions about the art world such as – Who does art belong to?  What is the real price of art? These questions and more will be explored in the fascinating narrative tale of Framed!: A Story of Stolen Art.

Jan25

Upper School Winter Play "Framed: A Story of Stolen Art"

Framed: A Story of Stolen ArtDevised by the ensemble.The Isabella Stewart Gardner Art Heist has been a constant source of fascination and intrigue since it occurred in March of 1990. The case remains unsolved and is still the largest property theft in recorded history. The case raises deep questions about the art world such as – Who does art belong to?  What is the real price of art? These questions and more will be explored in the fascinating narrative tale of Framed!: A Story of Stolen Art.

Jan25

LexMUN

Model United NationsChaperoneSoumaya Ibourk at sibourk@bcdschool.orgDanielle Oliver at doliver@bcdschool.org

Jan26

Upper School Winter Play "Framed: A Story of Stolen Art"

Framed: A Story of Stolen ArtDevised by the ensemble.The Isabella Stewart Gardner Art Heist has been a constant source of fascination and intrigue since it occurred in March of 1990. The case remains unsolved and is still the largest property theft in recorded history. The case raises deep questions about the art world such as – Who does art belong to?  What is the real price of art? These questions and more will be explored in the fascinating narrative tale of Framed!: A Story of Stolen Art.

Jan29
Jan30

Lunar New Year

Jan30
Jan31

Upper School Instrumental Concert Rehearsal and Dinner

Jan31

Upper School Instrumental Music Concert

From Ikonoclastic to the Cuban Jazz Ensemble, students will share repertoire covering a variety of composers and styles.  Join us for an evening of music and enjoy the sounds of our Upper School ensembles.

Jan31

MS Social Justice Retreat

Our Beaver community is committed to the work of justice. The Hiatt Center is honored to host you for a full day of reflection, learning  and collective imagination. Leave ready to act for justice!Contact bgarayuatudryn@bcdschool.org for more information 

Feb3
Feb8

Advanced Theater Rehearsal 3:40-6:30pm

Feb4
Feb5

US Choral Concert Rehearsal and Dinner

Feb5

Upper School Choral Coffeehouse

The Winter Choral Coffeehouse will feature Select Singers and B-Side A Cappella, as well as auditioned soloists and small ensembles. A highlight of this concert includes premieres of original A Cappella arrangements written over the course of the term.  

Feb6
Feb7

Snow Date for Rehearsal and Dinner

Feb7

Snow Date for Performing Arts

Feb7
Feb10

BosMUN Annual Conference

Boston MUNChaperoneSoumaya Ibourk at sibourk@bcdschool.orgDepart Beaver Friday afternoonParents pick up students at the conference Sunday afternoon

Feb7

BVRlit, a Book Club Hosted by the BVR PA

For more information, please go to this link!

Feb8

Advanced Theater

Feb9

Advanced Theater Tech Day Snow Day

Feb10
Feb13

Advanced Theater Rehearsal 3:40-9:00pm

Feb10
Feb11

Middle School Musical Late Rehearsal (Actors) 2:30-5:00

Feb10

MS Hiatt Leadership Institute (for students)

Contact bgarayuatudryn@bcdschool.org for more information

Feb11
Feb12

Middle School Musical Late Rehearsal (Actors) 2:30-5:00

Feb12
Feb13

Middle School Musical Late Rehearsal (Actors) 2:30-5:00

Feb13
Feb14

Middle School Musical Late Rehearsal 2:30-5:00

Feb13
Feb14

Advanced Theater Rehearsal and Dinner

Feb14

Advanced Theater Performance "Blight" by John Bavoso

Blightby John BavosoSilvia and Cat Henson have just moved from a tiny apartment in Washington, DC, into their sprawling dream home in the small, affluent town of Greenville, Delaware. Their new house, however, was recently the home of a teenage boy who committed a horrific crime. Is this the right time and place for Silvia and Cat to bring a new baby into the world, or will the house create an irreparable rift between them and their new community?  John Bavoso expertly weaves together two timelines, sometimes simultaneously onstage, to explore the different ways people are haunted by the past, present, and potential future. 

Feb14

No MS Classes Due to Winter Parent/Caregiver Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for MS students.

Feb14
Feb15

Advanced Theater Performance "Blight" by John Bavoso

Blightby John BavosoSilvia and Cat Henson have just moved from a tiny apartment in Washington, DC, into their sprawling dream home in the small, affluent town of Greenville, Delaware. Their new house, however, was recently the home of a teenage boy who committed a horrific crime. Is this the right time and place for Silvia and Cat to bring a new baby into the world, or will the house create an irreparable rift between them and their new community?  John Bavoso expertly weaves together two timelines, sometimes simultaneously onstage, to explore the different ways people are haunted by the past, present, and potential future. 

Feb15

Snow Date for Advanced Theater Performance "Blight" by John Bavoso

Blightby John BavosoSilvia and Cat Henson have just moved from a tiny apartment in Washington, DC, into their sprawling dream home in the small, affluent town of Greenville, Delaware. Their new house, however, was recently the home of a teenage boy who committed a horrific crime. Is this the right time and place for Silvia and Cat to bring a new baby into the world, or will the house create an irreparable rift between them and their new community?  John Bavoso expertly weaves together two timelines, sometimes simultaneously onstage, to explore the different ways people are haunted by the past, present, and potential future. 

Feb15
Feb16

Dam Jam

More details to come.Contact is Alex Gould at agould@bcdschool.org

Feb17
Feb18

School and NuVu Closed – Presidents' Day

Feb18
Feb21

MS Musical Tech Rehearsal 2:30-5:00pm

Feb18
Feb19

Winter Reception for Students of Color and their Parents/Caregivers

This parent/caregiver event is hosted by members of Beaver's Administrative Team.Click here for more information and to RSVPFor questions, please contact Delonte Egwuatu at degwuatu@bcdschool.org.Refreshments will be served and dinner will be provided for students.

Feb20
Feb21

NuVu End of Winter Term Student Exhibit – time TBD

Feb20
Feb21

US and NuVu Term II Ends

Feb21
Feb22

No US Classes: US Faculty Work Day

Feb21
Feb22

End of NuVu Winter Term

Feb21

No MS Classes Due to Winter Parent/Caregiver Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for MS students.

Feb21

NuVu Winter Final Portfolio Day

Feb21

MS Musical Rehearsal 10:00-4:00

Feb21

NuVu Dismissal

Feb23
Mar7

School Trip: Intercultural Dynamics Spain Trip (Adv. Spanish)

Feb24
Feb26

Middle School Late Rehearsal 2:30-5:00

Feb24
Mar1

BVR Accelerator

Feb24
Feb28

NuVu Accelerator

Feb25

MS Musical Rehearsal and Dinner

Feb26

MS Musical Rehearsal and Dinner

Feb26

Middle School Musical Dinner and Rehearsal

Feb26
Feb27

Snow Date for the Middle School Winter Musical "Shrek The Musical"

Middle School MusicalShrek The MusicalMusic by Jeanine TesoriBook and Lyrics by David Lindsay-AbaireNominated for 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical, Best Book, and Best Original Score, Shrek The Musical is an irreverent fairy tale adventure.”Once upon a time, there was a little ogre named Shrek….”  And thus begins the tale of an unlikely hero who finds himself on a life-changing journey alongside a wisecracking Donkey and a feisty princess who resists her rescue. Throw in a short-tempered bad guy, a cookie with an attitude, and over a dozen other fairy-tale misfits, and you’ve got the kind of mess that calls for a real hero. Luckily, there’s one on hand… and his name is Shrek.

Feb27

Middle School Musical Dinner and Rehearsal

Feb27
Feb28

Middle School Winter Musical "Shrek The Musical"

Middle School MusicalShrek The MusicalMusic by Jeanine TesoriBook and Lyrics by David Lindsay-AbaireNominated for 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical, Best Book, and Best Original Score, Shrek The Musical is an irreverent fairy tale adventure.”Once upon a time, there was a little ogre named Shrek….”  And thus begins the tale of an unlikely hero who finds himself on a life-changing journey alongside a wisecracking Donkey and a feisty princess who resists her rescue. Throw in a short-tempered bad guy, a cookie with an attitude, and over a dozen other fairy-tale misfits, and you’ve got the kind of mess that calls for a real hero. Luckily, there’s one on hand… and his name is Shrek.

Feb28
Mar1

NuVu Closed due to Faculty Professional Development Day

Feb28
Mar1

Ramadan Begins This Evening (Through March 28)

Feb28

No MS Classes Due to Winter Parent/Caregiver Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for MS students.

Feb28

Middle School Musical Dinner and Rehearsal

Feb28
Mar1

Middle School Winter Musical "Shrek The Musical"

Middle School MusicalShrek The MusicalMusic by Jeanine TesoriBook and Lyrics by David Lindsay-AbaireNominated for 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical, Best Book, and Best Original Score, Shrek The Musical is an irreverent fairy tale adventure.”Once upon a time, there was a little ogre named Shrek….”  And thus begins the tale of an unlikely hero who finds himself on a life-changing journey alongside a wisecracking Donkey and a feisty princess who resists her rescue. Throw in a short-tempered bad guy, a cookie with an attitude, and over a dozen other fairy-tale misfits, and you’ve got the kind of mess that calls for a real hero. Luckily, there’s one on hand… and his name is Shrek.

Mar1
Mar9

School Trip: Cuban Jazz Ensemble Class

Mar2

Hyannis Half Marathon

Mar3
Mar8

NuVu Accelerator

Mar3
Mar8

BVR Accelerator

Mar4
Mar5

US Course Registration Fair

Stay tuned for more information!

Mar5
Mar6

Middle School Spring Afternoon Activities Begin

Mar5
Mar6

Ash Wednesday

Mar7

NuVu Dismissal

Mar7

US Spring Break Begins After Classes End

Mar7

MS Spring Break Begins After Classes End

Mar7

T Bus and Neighborhood Buses Depart

Mar10
Mar24

Spring Break

Mar24
Mar25

NuVu Resumes

Mar24
Mar25

No Classes – Professional Development Day

Mar25
Mar26

Classes Resume

Mar25
Mar26

US Term III and Spring NuVu begin

Mar28
Mar29

Ramadan Ends this Evening

Mar28
Mar29

Iftar Night Celebration

Contact is Soumay Ibourk at sibourk@bcdschool.org. More details to come.

Mar30
Mar31

Eid al-Fitr Begins

Mar31

MS Hiatt Leadership Institute (for students)

Contact bgarayuatudryn@bcdschool.org for more information

Apr4
Apr5

BVR Casino Night: BVR Parent Association Spring Social

Here’s the deal: Join fellow BVR parents and caregivers at BVR Casino Night 2024. Enjoy cocktails, refreshments, blackjack, roulette, & more!Dress is casual and all members of the Beaver parent and caregiver community are invited to attend this festive and social event. You can read more (and see the amazing team of volunteers putting the event together!) here.Cost: $40 per personContact is Katie Shore at kshore@bcdschool.orgFor financial inquiries, please contact Shamikhah Baker.CLICK HERE TO RSVPThe deadline to RSVP is March 28.

Apr5

CAMUN

CAMUN ChaperoneSoumaya Ibourk at sibourk@bcdschool.org

Apr5

US Musical Rehersal

Apr8

Private Music Lesson Recital Dinner and Rehearsal

Apr8

Private Music Lesson Recital

Apr8
Apr9

Private Music Lesson Recital

Apr12
Apr13

Passover Begins at Sundown

Apr12

US Musical Rehersal

Apr13
Apr20

Passover

Apr18
Apr19

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of Good Friday

Apr19

US Musical Rehearsal

Apr20
Apr21

Easter

Apr21
Apr22

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of Patriots' Day

Apr22
Apr23

Spring Reception for Students of Color and their Parents/Caregivers

This parent/caregiver event is hosted by members of Beaver's Administrative Team.Click here for more information and to RSVPFor questions, please contact Delonte Egwuatu at degwuatu@bcdschool.org.Refreshments will be served and dinner will be provided for students.

Apr23

NuVu Spring Term Parents' Night

Apr24

No US Classes Due to Spring Parent Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for US students.Note: If your student is currently at NuVu, you do not need to sign up for these conferences.

Apr24

US Musical Rehearsal

Apr26

US Musical Rehearsal

Apr28

MS Hiatt Leadership Institute (for students)

Contact bgarayuatudryn@bcdschool.org for more information

Apr29

No US Classes Due to Spring Parent Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for US students.Note: If your student is currently at NuVu, you do not need to sign up for these conferences.

Apr29

US Musical Rehearsal

Apr30

Middle School New Family Welcome

Contact is Kellie Sullivan at ksullivan@bcdschool.org6:00 to 7:45 p.m.Registration begins at 5:45 p.m. New Middle School students and parents/caregivers will connect with other new families and members of the BVR community while engaging in fun, hands-on activities.Plus! Refreshments will be served and there will also be a Beaver swag pop-up shop.More information and rsvp to come

May1
May2

Senior Art Show

Contact is David Ingenthron at dingenthron@bcdschool.org

May2
May3

Reunion

May3

US Musical Rehearsal

May4

Upper School Choral and Instrumental Music Concert Rehearsal and Lunch

May4

Upper School Choral and Instrumental Music Concert

In the spring, the Upper School choral and instrumental ensembles will come together for a joint concert.  Students from the upper school ensembles will collaborate to perform pieces from a range of genres and hone their performance skills.  It’s a must-see!

May5
May10

US Musical Late Rehearsal 3:40-6:30pm

May7

Admission Spring Tours

Admission group tours for prospective families for the 2025-2026 school year. Registration is required. Contact the Office of Admission, at admissions@bcdschool.org to sign up for a tour.

May9
May10

Last Day of Classes for Seniors

May10

US Musical Rehearsal

May12
May13

Senior Experience Begins

May12
May15

US Musical Late Rehearsal 3:40-9:00pm

May12

MS Hiatt Leadership Institute (for students)

Contact bgarayuatudryn@bcdschool.org for more information

May14

Admission Spring Tours

Admission group tours for prospective families for the 2025-2026 school year. Registration is required. Contact the Office of Admission, at admissions@bcdschool.org to sign up for a tour.

May15

Upper School New Family Welcome

May15
May16

Upper School Musical "9 to 5"

9 to 5Music and lyrics by Dolly PartonBook by Patricia ResnickNominated for 4 Tony Awards including best original score, 9 to 5 is a hilarious story of friendship and revenge. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with their sexist, egotistical, lying boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy, and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down. 

May16
May17

Hiatt Summer Fellowship Application Deadline

For more information, please see Hiatt Summer Fellowship Info + Application, or contact Barbie Garayúa Tudryn at bgarayuatudryn@bcdschool.org

May16
May17

Upper School Musical "9 to 5"

9 to 5Music and lyrics by Dolly PartonBook by Patricia ResnickNominated for 4 Tony Awards including best original score, 9 to 5 is a hilarious story of friendship and revenge. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with their sexist, egotistical, lying boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy, and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down. 

May17
May18

Upper School Musical "9 to 5"

9 to 5Music and lyrics by Dolly PartonBook by Patricia ResnickNominated for 4 Tony Awards including best original score, 9 to 5 is a hilarious story of friendship and revenge. Pushed to the boiling point, three female coworkers concoct a plan to get even with their sexist, egotistical, lying boss. In a hilarious turn of events, Violet, Judy, and Doralee live out their wildest fantasy – giving their boss the boot! While Hart remains “otherwise engaged,” the women give their workplace a dream makeover, taking control of the company that had always kept them down. 

May19
May20

NuVu Family-Coach Conferences

May19
May20

No MS Classes Due to Faculty Professional Development

May19

US Parent/Advisee/Advisor Conferences

Look for an email from your student's advisor to set up an appointment for these student led conferences.

May21

Admission Spring Tours

Admission group tours for prospective families for the 2025-2026 school year. Registration is required. Contact the Office of Admission, at admissions@bcdschool.org to sign up for a tour.

May22

Aaron Hoffman '93 Memorial Softball Game and Senior Celebration

May23

MS Dismissal

May23

US Dismissal

May26
May27

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of Memorial Day

May27

Tentative Learning by Doing: A Showcase of Student-Directed Projects (by invite only)

May29

Middle School Music Exhibit

Not your typical concert, the MS Music Exhibits expose the process of learning how to play instruments, rehearsing, and performing.  In the last exhibit of the year, the ensembles come together in Bradley Hall for a public evening event.  Students will share warm-ups, skill-building activities, open rehearsals, and performance-ready pieces, all culminating in a full Middle School piece for the big finale!

May30
May31

Senior Experience Ends

May30

Foundations of Theater

Putting into practice the script analysis tools, theater design, and production aspects that they have studied, the Foundations of Theater class produces and performs a series of 10-minute plays

Jun2

Middle School Dismissal

Jun3

Middle School Dismissal

Jun4
Jun5

NuVu Last Day

Jun4

NuVu Spring Final Portfolio Day

Jun4

NuVu Dismissal

Jun4

Middle School Dismissal

Jun4

Senior Night 2025: A Reception for Seniors & Parents

Contact is Katie Shore at kshore@bcdschool.orgSenior Night 2025 Information and RSVP

Jun5
Jun6

US Term III Ends

Jun5

No MS Classes due to Parent/Advisee/Advisor Conferences

Jun5

US Dismissal

Jun6
Jun7

Eid al-Adha Begins at Sundown

Jun6
Jun7

MS Last Day of School

Jun6

8th Grade Promotion

Jun6

8th Grade Promotion and MS Student Reception

light refreshmentsyearbook distribution (if raining in the Black Box)Contact is Kellie Sullivan, at ksullivan@bcdschool.org

Jun6

Commencement 2025

Jun6

Commencement Reception Under the Tent

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun23
Jun24

Summer Camp Begins

Aug15
Aug16

Summer Camp Ends

Aug18
Aug23

US Optional Pre- Preseason – Schedule Coming Soon

Contact is Alex Gould at agould@bcdschool.org.US Fall Athletics Info to come

Aug25
Aug30

US Mandatory Sports Preseason – Schedule Coming Soon

Preseason is required for all Upper School athletes participating in a fall sport; some teams will have double sessions. Note: there have been some changes made to the schedule sent out last month; please look closely at the updated schedule.  Contact is Alex Gould at agould@bcdschool.org.US Fall Athletics Info

Aug27

MS Opening Advisor Meetings

Advisory meetings will be scheduled in 30 minute increments through PickATime

Aug27

US Opening Advisor Meetings

You'll receive an email from the Registrar's Office with conference sign-up information. Advisory meetings will be scheduled in 30 minute increments through PickATime. Contact is Registrar's Office at registrar@bcdschool.org.

Aug27

US Welcome Back to School Event

Join us for this "who’s who" in the Upper School. You'll hear from Lisa Brown, Director of Upper School, and connect with the rest of the Upper School team.

Aug27

MS Opening Advisor Meetings

Advisory meetings will be scheduled in 30 minute increments through PickATime

Aug28

MS New Student Orientation and Music Matching

Aug28

MS New Parent Social

Sep2
Sep3

First Day of the 2024-2025 School Year

Students head directly to Advisory when they arrive.

Sep2

US Afternoon Afternoon Programming Begins

Sep4
Sep5

Picture Day

Sep18

Middle School Open Studio for Grade 6, 7, and 8 Parents: Academic Showcases at Beaver

Parents of students in grades 6-8See how your student spends their academic day! Meet teachers and other members of the Beaver community. Registration begins at 5:45 in the Front Circle, program begins in Bradley Hall at 6:00.Contact is Kellie Sullivan at ksullivan@bcdschool.org

Sep23
Sep24

Rosh Hashanah Begins at Sundown

Sep24
Sep25

Rosh Hashanah

Sep25
Sep26

Upper School Open Studios

Upper School parents/caregivers will meet their child’s teachers to learn more about their current classes and connect with different departments in the Upper School. This year will have a different format than previous years (which we’ll share more about later!) so we hope all of you are able to join us.Contact is Kathy Tarnoff at ktarnoff@bcdschool.org

Sep29
Sep30

Picture Retake Day

7:30-8:00 NuVu students Rain location in Green Gym

Oct2
Oct3

Yom Kippur Begins at Sundown

Oct3
Oct4

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of Yom Kippur

Oct13
Oct14

School and NuVu Closed – Fall Weekend

Oct17

No MS Classes Due to Fall Parent/Caregiver Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for MS students.

Oct21
Oct22

Diwali

Oct24

No MS Classes Due to Fall Parent/Caregiver Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for MS students.

Oct31

No MS Classes Due to Fall Parent/Caregiver Teacher Conferences

Parents will receive an email with information on how to sign up for conferences. For more information regarding sign up, please email registrar@bcdschool.org.As a reminder, there are no classes for MS students.

Nov21

NuVu Dismissal

Nov21

MS Thanksgiving Break Begins After Classes End

Nov21

US Thanksgiving Break Begins After Classes End

Nov21

T Bus and Neighborhood Buses Depart

Nov24
Nov29

No MS and US Classes, and NuVu Closed due to Thanksgiving Break

Nov26
Nov27

Administrative Offices Closed

Nov27
Nov28

School Closed – Thanksgiving Day

Nov28
Nov29

Administrative Offices Closed

Dec1
Dec2

Middle School Winter Afternoon Activities Begin

Dec1
Dec2

Classes Resume

Dec3
Dec7

People of Color Conference in Houston

Dec14
Dec15

Hanukkah Begins at Sundown

Dec15
Dec23

Hanukkah

Dec19

NuVu Dismissal

Dec19

US Winter Break Begins After Classes End

Dec19

MS Winter Break Begins After Classes End

Dec19

T Bus and Neighborhood Buses Depart

Dec22
Jan6

No Classes and NuVu Closed – Winter Break

Dec24
Dec25

School Closed in Observance of Christmas Eve

Dec25
Dec26

School Closed – Christmas Day

Dec26
Dec27

Kwanzaa

Jan1
Jan2

School Closed in Observance of New Year's Day

Jan5
Jan6

Faculty and Staff Professional Development Day

Jan6
Jan7

Classes Resume

Jan19
Jan20

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of MLK Day

Feb16
Feb17

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of Presidents' Day

Feb19
Feb20

NuVu End of Winter Term Student Exhibit – time TBD

Feb19
Feb20

US and NuVu Term II Ends

Feb20
Feb21

No US Classes: US Faculty Work Day

Feb20
Feb21

End of NuVu Winter Term

Feb23
Feb28

BVR Accelerator

Mar2
Mar7

BVR Accelerator

Mar9
Mar23

Spring Break

Mar23
Mar24

No Classes – Professional Development Day

Mar24
Mar25

US Term III and Spring NuVu begin

Mar24
Mar25

Classes Resume

Apr1
Apr2

Passover Begins at Sundown

Apr2
Apr10

Passover

Apr3
Apr4

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of Good Friday

Apr5
Apr6

Easter

Apr20
Apr21

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of Patriots' Day

May1
May2

Reunion

May8
May9

Last Day of Classes for Seniors

May11
May12

Senior Experience Begins

May18
May19

No MS Classes Due to Faculty Professional Development

May18
May19

No US Classes Due to Parent/Advisor/Advisee Conferences Followed by Professional Development

May18

US Parent/Advisee/Advisor Conferences

Look for an email from your student's advisor to set up an appointment for these student led conferences.

May22

MS Dismissal

May22

US Dismissal

May25
May26

School and NuVu Closed in Observance of Memorial Day

May29
May30

Senior Experience Ends

Jun3

Senior Night 2026: A Reception for Seniors & Parents

Contact is Katie Shore at kshore@bcdschool.org Senior Night 2026 Information and RSVP

Jun4
Jun5

US Term III Ends

Jun4

No MS Classes due to Parent/Advisee/Advisor Conferences

Jun4

US Dismissal

Jun4

US Dismissal

Jun5
Jun6

MS Last Day of School

Jun5

8th Grade Promotion

Jun5

8th Grade Promotion and MS Student Reception

light refreshmentsyearbook distribution (if raining in the Black Box)Contact is Kellie Sullivan, at ksullivan@bcdschool.org

Jun5

Commencement 2026

Jun5

Commencement Reception Under the Tent

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Dec2
Dec6

People of Color Conference in Boston

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

Jun19
Jun20

School Closed in Observation of Juneteenth

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