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Michaelmas
Michaelmas Celebration Michaelmas is a festival that marks the end of the harvest and summer months coinciding with the Fall Equinox. Although the weather still tends to be warmer here in Northern California, the seasons will soon begin to change, and the days will...
End of Year Happenings
End of Year Happenings ||| As the school year wraps up, we have lots of special opportunities to connect, have fun, and experience the culmination of projects that the students have been engaged in. Ms. Macnaughton has put together a video montage of some of these...
Teacher Appreciation Tea 2023
Teacher Appreciation Tea - 2023 ||| Yesturday our teachers were showered with a beautiful Afternoon Tea! Thank you dear parents for all that you do to support our faculty, staff and school. We are truly blessed.To Visit Us Please Fill Out an Inquiry Form Today!
Gr 8 Projects
Gr 8 Projects ||| The 8th grade projects have traditionally been a culmination of the students' work and the development of their skills over the 8 years of elementary school. This year, the students were encouraged to think of their projects as less of a cap...
Finding the Crescent Moon
Ramadan in our Kindergartens ||| Ramadan is an Islamic holiday that is a "month of blessing" marked by prayer, fasting, and charity with a focus on self-sacrifice and devotion. Ramadan moves through the year following the lunar calendar so we have been...
March brings Women’s History to Grade 8
||| Women's history is important year-round, but the month of March gives us an opportunity to highlight this theme. In our Eighth Grade, students read an excerpt from Mary Wollstonecraft's famous work published in 1792, A Vindication of the Rights of Women. In the...
Celebrating Black History Month cont…
Celebrating Black American Culture ||| Songs and Singing Games Ms. McCune brought a series of songs and singing games that are rooted in African-American culture to the lower graders. Each class learned a different song/singing game. She introduced the Third Grade to...
Celebrating Black History
Celebrating Black History and Manuel Had a Riddle ||| Black history is part of human history and is important all year long, as are all cultural lineages in this global education. But this time of year does offer an extra opportunity for teachers to explore the...
Ohlone Sisters Visit BRWS
Ohlone Sisters visit Berkeley Rose ||| On Wednesday January 25 we were blessed to have a visit from the Ohlone Sisters—Carla Marie and Desiree Munoz. Carla Marie and Desiree are Rumsen Ohlone culture bearers. They did three presentations over the course of the...
Honoring Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. this week
Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. this week ||| Each class took the opportunity to honor the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. in their own way over the past week. Here you will see a few glimpses: Lower Graders singing songs from the Civil Rights struggle and engaging in...
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