Whitby’s class of 2017 is the largest graduating class in the school’s history. Continue Reading →
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Whitby Students Skype with Syrian Refugees
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A mother and daughter forced from their home in Aleppo achieved notoriety after the mother, Fatemah (@FatemahAlabed), started a Twitter account for her daughter Bana (@AlabedBana), to document their experience of trying to simply stay alive while under constant threat of bombing. Whitby students had the opportunity to Skype with them. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Schools, Aleppo, Skype, Syria, Whitby School
PHOTOS: Greenwich Students Create a Wonderland for March 3 Kids In Crisis Gala
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Students from public and private schools in Greenwich are working behind the scenes to create murals and sculptures to transform Greenwich Country Club into a virtual wonderland for the March 3 Kids in Crisis gala. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools, Volunteering, Brunswick School, Greenwich Academy, Greenwich Country Day School, Greenwich High School, Karen Hopp
Whitby School Acquires 5.33 Acres of Land Adjacent to Campus, But Not to Build On
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Whitby School recently acquired 5.33 acres on Merry Lane, adjacent to the 25-acre Lake Ave campus. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Bryan Nixon, Head of School, Whitby School
STORM HUB: PHOTOS: Snow Emergency Remains in Effect; Don’t Park on Emergency Streets
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Follow this storm hub for updates, school closings and important information. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Weather, Brunswick School, Greenwich Academy, Greenwich Connecticut, Greenwich Public Schools, Sacred Heart Greenwich, Stanwich School
Getting Girls into Tech: Founder of ‘Girls Who Code’ Shares Advice with Greenwich Girls
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Reshma Saujani who founded Girls Who Code and who has a wildly popular TED Talk “Teach Girls Bravery, Not Perfection,” addressed girls from Greenwich High School, Greenwich Academy, Stanwich School, Whitby School, Convent of the Sacred Heart and Greenwich Country Day School. Saujani urged the girls to work on becoming brave, and to embrace risk-taking and failure rather than limit themselves to what they are good at and aiming for perfection.
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Filed under: Business, Parenting, Schools, Dita Bhargava, Girls Who Code, Greenwich Country Day School, Greenwich High School, Reshma Saujani
Touch a Truck is a Blast Despite a Few Raindrops
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Some rain did little to dampen the spirits of hundreds of small children who marveled at the trucks lined up in the Greenwich Town hall parking lot on Sunday. There were fire trucks, dump trucks, ambulances, police cars and some serious towing equipment. Other highlights of the event included the Bossy Frog Band which played for an enthusiastic group of dancers and hoppers under the archway behind town hall. Under the sheltered arches, there was also painting with Pinot’s Palette, animals from Critter Caravan, among others. Alessandra Messineo Long, outgoing Junior League of Greenwich president, said that earlier in the morning the bouncy castles were really popular and eager children had lined up before the event even opened at 10:00am. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving, Parenting, Schools, Volunteering, Bossy Frog, Chelsea Piers, Greenwich Town Hall
GHS Innovation Lab Students Bring Solar Powered Car to Whitby…and Test Drives!
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The littlest Whitby School students had an exciting visit from members of the GHS Innovation Lab on Tuesday. Four Inn Lab students brought their solar powered car to demonstrate. Best of all, the children got to test drive! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Greenwich High School, Innovation Lab, Whitby School
Whitby Magic: Bryan Nixon Instills a Passion for Learning
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In an interview with Bryan Nixon, Head of School at Whitby, talk revolves around inspiring passion. The Irishman who grew up during ‘the troubles’ was taught nonetheless to embrace different perspectives, an approach he passes along to Whitby students. The enrollment at Whitby has swelled from 393 to 441 since he arrived three years ago. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Bryan Nixon, IB, Kurt Putnam, STEM, Whitby School
Local Teacher Speaks at International Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas
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Leslie Perry participated in a panel discussion moderated by Jenny Lawton, CEO of Makerbot. Continue Reading →