Smash Hit!

The production of 101 Dalmatians will be a hard act to follow!  The Fourthies were wonderful, the costumes were spectacular, and the entire play was so much fun to watch.  The girls had a fantastic time, and I cannot imagine a better play to end their experience in the Lower School.  Dave Masucci was everywhere taking pictures, so we are fortunate to have incredible, professional pictures because of him... and Suzanne Lamberth, what can I say about her ability to make the Dalmatians come alive with the dog ears she made.  Unbelievable!  There is a wealth of talent in this class, not only with the girls, but also among the parents!

Grandparents' Day is this Thursday.  The girls are working furiously on a project to share with them.

We are so excited that they will be with us beginning at 12:45 with the program in the LSAR.  Then at 1:15 they will be split into two groups.  Half will go to the classroom, while the other half go to Religion until 1:45, when we flip.  The girls will know the logistics of that!

As well, the girls have been working very hard on their collaborative projects on different aspects of Early New England.  They began presenting last week.  Their growth as readers and researchers is amazing!  Make sure to ask your daughter what she has learned!