This past fall term, Christian de Weck ’19 did an independent study where he designed and 3D-printed a prosthetic arm. He presented his final product at LearnLaunch 2018 in early February. Learn more about his project – […]
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Thinking outside the triangle: sophomores write, perform song about the Pythagorean Theorem
Sophomores Will Brown, Ben Cohen, and Max Glenn wanted to bring their passion for music into the math classroom. So they wrote a song that explains the Pythagorean Theorem to the tune of John Lennon’s […]
Students curate show from alumnus’s collection
Students in the Art of Boston class helped curate the current show in the Nancy Lincoln Gallery – Graffito: from the Street to the Studio – from the art collection of Linda and Alan Bortman ’79, P’16. Bortman fell […]
All School President Welcomes Students
2010-2011 All School President Danny DeLeon ’11 welcomed students back to campus during the opening assembly. Here are his remarks. Good morning. My name is Danny Deleon and I am your all school president for […]
Another Update from Costa Rica
The group of students and three teachers who have spent the last ten days on an organic farm in Costa Rica are heading home. Here is the final update from the group: We left the […]
Update from Costa Rica
Over 20 Beaver students are spending their first weeks of summer vacation in Costa Rica living and working on an organic farm. In addition to working, students use this experience as an opportunity to immerse […]
Grammar Videos
Ninth grade students in Robin Neal’s English class used video as a way to learn and teach others about grammar. Working in groups, students were assigned a grammar topic such as mastering the colon, comma […]
The North End Project
Boston’s North End is known for its food — specifically its Italian food. But, as Beaver’s sixth grade class discovered, the community is much more than that. Recently the class visited the North End as […]
NuVu Movie Studio
The spring NuVu program is in the home stretch and students are busy completing the “Filming the City” studio coached by award-winning filmmaker Alla Kovgan. During the first days of the studio, students watched a […]
Seventh Graders Research Immigration Stories
The seventh grade concluded a six-week long project on immigration with the Cultural Heritage Project (CHP) Festival on May 19. A capstone project in the grade’s U.S. history curriculum, the CHP challenges each student to research […]
