A Soundtrack for Shakespeare
A trend in Hollywood has been to take classic movies, plays, or comic books and modernize them to appeal to … Continue reading A Soundtrack for Shakespeare
Student Work
Right Here in River City
Seventh grade students in Elizabeth McGann’s science class have been participating in a project called River City. The project is … Continue reading Right Here in River City
Critters in the Hallway
As you walk through the exhibit space in the science wing these days you’ll come face-to-face with critters of the … Continue reading Critters in the Hallway
Leslie II and the Beaverbots
On March 26 and 27, after six weeks of designing, building, and testing, Beaver’s robotics team turned its robot, Leslie … Continue reading Leslie II and the Beaverbots
Skype With South Korea
This year, Global History and Social Studies Chair Kader Adjou’s classes have participated in Skype video conversations with students in … Continue reading Skype With South Korea
Eighth Graders Take a Stance
This year’s Creative Scholars Project (CSP) asked the eighth grade to “Take a Stance.” Students were to choose a topic … Continue reading Eighth Graders Take a Stance
Combining Math and Art
If you’ve ever walked down the first-floor upper school hallway near the Admissions Office you may have noticed a bulletin … Continue reading Combining Math and Art
Art With Non-Traditional Materials
Eighth grade students in Amy Winston’s art class were sent out around campus with non-traditional art materials (paper bags, strings, … Continue reading Art With Non-Traditional Materials
Scenes From Knitting Class
Students today come with a cell phone attached to their hip, a laptop computer in their bag, and a video … Continue reading Scenes From Knitting Class
Musicians Compete in Chamber Olympics
Inspired by the recent Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Beaver’s chamber music director Joanna Goldstein devised a novel way to challenge … Continue reading Musicians Compete in Chamber Olympics