The unique educational and developmental needs of the adolescent determine the basis for the Middle School program. As students face new expectations and strive to develop their identities, teaching strategies promote individual development while recognizing the importance of cooperative learning and group membership. Read More
From Dave Magnus, Middle School Division Head
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April 30, 2008
With May upon us and spring break a few weeks in the backdrop, we are in the final push of the school year. The past few weeks of April have been filled with some of my favorite community events of the school year.
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Middle School News
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8th Grade Field Trip to Washington DC
The eighth grade will travel by bus to Washington, DC on Wednesday, May 14, 2008. This trip is both an important part of our Europe unit and a culmination of our course work. Click here to download permission slip.
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Chapin Living Waters
For the last fourteen years, Chapin Living Waters has been helping people in third world countries grow vegetables in drought conditions. They offer simple, sustainable technologies for subsistence farming. Key School’s sixth graders and Kindergarteners employ Chapin’s bucket system to irrigate the School’s gardens and their efforts were featured in Chapin Living Waters’ April Newsletter. Click here to view the article.
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A MIDDLE SCHOOL PERFORMANCE: SHINING PRINCESS OF THE SLENDER BAMBOO
Wednesday, May 21st and Thursday, May 22nd at 7:30 pm in the Activity Building.
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AN EVENING OF MIDDLE SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS
Thursday, May 28
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Middle School Assembly preview, 2:15 pm
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A Thriving Partnership: CHUMS Activities Expand
Now entering its third year, the Chums Partnership that includes Key School, Somers Park School in Malvern, England, and Chumbageni School in Tanga, Tanzania, continues to flourish, involving more students in more Divisions at Key.
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