Blog post by Michelle Hines- Tomlinson, Development Coordinator Spring, the legendary season of tulips, robins, warmer days, and more sunshine. Goodbye to the long winter days of Vermont and hello to fresh, new beginnings. What we didn’t expect this year was the beginning of COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus. […]
A blog by: Mrs. Wilson It feels like just yesterday that I was sitting down to share mid-summer happenings, and yet, it was a year ago. Holy smokes! Time flies when you’re middle aged. I hope all of you are having a fantastic summer; I can’t believe the incredible weather! […]
In first grade, part of our morning routine is to keep track of the number of days we’ve been in school as well as the number of days we have left. We do this in order to practice number concepts and patterns. However, it is also a good reminder of […]
blog post by Stephanie Wicks Last week, first grade students and Mrs. S launched an initiative to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. St Jude, located in Memphis, Tennessee, is a facility focused on the treatment and prevention of childhood diseases, particularly cancer. It is a unique organization […]
blog post by Mrs. Nordenson I recently read a communication from the superintendent of schools for my son’s high school regarding their procedures for school cancellations. It detailed all of the careful steps they follow when determining to make an early release, delayed start, or school cancellation. Their procedures begin […]
blog post by Mrs. Wilson Here we are in a new year – 2019! Many of us choose to make resolutions, promises to ourselves and our loved ones, as we consider the “clean slate” of a new year. My resolutions typically have to with health and fitness (along with roughly […]
blog post by Mrs. Regina Shinners, grade 6-8 English and History This year for the first time in a long time I was not at school for Veteran’s Day. Truthfully, I did not give missing that day a second thought. I knew that it would be like many previous Veteran’s […]
blog post by Mrs. Flaherty, Pre-K A few weeks back, I helped raise money for a wonderful nonprofit organization that helps fund research for less toxic treatments and hopefully for a cure someday for pediatric cancer. I don’t have a child with cancer, but I got involved with this organization […]
by Stephanie Wicks In April 2018, a visiting committee representing the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) Commission on Independent Schools visited Bishop Marshall School to assess every aspect of our institution, from our mission to our academic programs, student experience, faculty, administration and many other facets of […]
“A Rat In The House May Eat The Ice Cream” blog post by Mr. Close, 6-8th grade Science and Religion Sister Jean, my 6th grade math teacher at St. Aedans, was an amazing teacher with a special power; Sister could speed nap. I know, sounds impossible but here’s how it […]
It’s Friday. School starts on Monday. I came into my classroom to work while my son had soccer practice. I decided to wander through the halls visiting all the classrooms. As I was walking I was thinking about how all my life I have had school and a summer break. […]
blog post by Mrs. Kate Curran, 3rd grade It’s that time. Time to break out the Lysol wipes, sharpen the pencils, line up the desks, cover the bulletin boards with new paper and new names and new messages of motivation and excitement. The laminator starts heating up. New labels are […]
