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Fifth graders in Computer Technology class are learning core technology skills through real-world application. From building a personal budget using Excel to delving into coding, students are learning to navigate an increasingly technological world. 

Inspired by their Literature and Science of Happiness class, Upper Schoolers came together to bond as a community during Calhoun's first-ever Phone Free Day. 

As part of their Introduction to Anthropology course, Upper School students engaged in a critical examination of the ways in which indigenous cultures and materials are represented in museums, coming face-to-face with the ethics of archaeological practice. 

Sixth grade math teacher Kevin Randazzo challenges his students to think flexibly. As they take on problems and engage in projects, Kevin encourages students to work through challenges and use missteps to inform new problem-solving strategies. 

By Megan McDonnell, Lower School Theater Teacher
In our preschool-2nd grade program, we use assemblies to build community, forge deep connections with curriculum, and foster leadership skills in our youngest students. 

Alum Miguel Guadalupe '94 left his successful career on Wall Street to join the Bowery Residents' Committee (BRC), harnessing his passion to inspire change through volunteerism, fundraising and advocacy.