When you’re a remote student, online learning can happen anywhere. Whether you set up a desk in a bedroom, take over a corner of the couch, or set up a lawn chair outside, the world is your classroom. Of course, there are some key elements to any study space. See if yours is currently missing…
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Warm Holiday Reflections from Head of School, Megan Palevich
Dear Laurel Springs Parents and Guardians, After the hustle and bustle of this past Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday came a less-publicized day called Giving Tuesday. #GivingTuesday is an international movement of charitable giving at the beginning of the holiday season. This prompted me to start thinking about all the ways Laurel Springs students…
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Holiday Greetings from Laurel Springs School’s Student Engagement Manager
Since the beginning of November, the students that makeup Laurel Springs School’s global community of learners have been participating in the time-honored celebrations of their distinctive cultures, from Diwali, Hindu Festival of Lights, at the start of the month to the recent Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. As we enter the final month of…
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Tomorrow Starts Today: Scholarship Opportunities for October 2018
Where will your academic journey take you next? Whatever destination you have in mind, it’s imperative you know how you will fund your opportunity. College tuition costs rise consistently and are likely to increase further in the coming years. Fortunately, Upper School students can apply to obtain grants and scholarships that will go a long…
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What Should I Know About the Total Solar Eclipse?
Preparing for your first total solar eclipse On Monday, August 21, 2017, the skies of North America will darken as a result of a total solar eclipse. Its startling onset and eerie appearance combine to create a unique visual impression. Read on to learn about the significance of the eclipse and tips on how to…
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To the Moon and Back
Recognizing the Historical Importance of the Moon Landing “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” So said intrepid space explorer Neil Armstrong on July 20, 1969, the date this brave American became the first soul to ever traverse the surface of the moon as part of the first moon landing.…
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Summer Reading Suggestions: Upper School Students
Summer Reading Suggestions from Our Teaching Staff Laurel Springs students are of vast and varied interests and certainly our Upper School students are no exception. Summer, of course, is a perfect time for following any pursuits one’s heart desires. LSS students may choose to spend these months traveling, visiting museums, going to concerts, or enjoying…
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Helping Children Cope with Tragedy
Our school community expresses immense sorrow and sympathy for all those affected by Friday’s tragedy in Connecticut. As educators and parents, an event like this shakes us to the core, and we know it affects our entire community. We want to help support you when it comes to addressing tragedy with your children. The National…
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Captain Planet Foundation Benefit Gala: Inspiring, Educating and Empowering the Next Generation of Environmental Stewards
By Marilyn Mosley Gordanier As a member of the Captain Planet Foundation Board of Directors, I was invited to attend the Foundation’s Gala, which was held in the breathtaking Georgia Aquarium. With the Foundation’s focus on environmental preservation and education, the aquarium was the perfect venue for the gala. Special musical guest, Alison Krauss, the…
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