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    Winter Break (No classes)

    Adminsitrative Offices Closed

    Chanukah - School Closed

    Kwanzaa - School Closed

    New Years Day (school closed; administrative officed)

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    Winter Break (No classes)

    Chanukah - School Closed

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    Winter Break (No classes)

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    Winter Break (No classes)

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    Winter Break (No classes)

    Dorms Open at 1 p.m. for international students (optional)

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    Winter Break (No classes)

    Dorms Open at 9 a.m. for domestic boarding students

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    Mod 3 Resumes

    Junior Parent College Counseling Night

    Garthwaite Center for Science and Art - Community Gallery - CG
    Join us for insight and guidance in navigating the college search process. There will be an opportunity to meet with your student’s college counselor in a group. Please consult the Junior Guidebook (published in early December) for more information. This program is highly recommended for all parents of juniors.
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    France - Family Zoom

    Please join Adriel Roncal and Morgan Swain for an overview of the France module abroad. This meeting is only for families of students traveling in 2025.

    It will be recorded for anyone who is unable to attend.
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    All Boarders Weekend Winter

    Boarding Community Gathers for the weekend to engage in fun events and activities to build community

    Family Feud

    The Family Feud game show returns to CSW on Friday, January 10th. Please join us at the Robin Wood Theatre for this fun event! 
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    All Boarders Weekend Winter

    Boarding Community Gathers for the weekend to engage in fun events and activities to build community
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    All Boarders Weekend Winter

    Boarding Community Gathers for the weekend to engage in fun events and activities to build community
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    Navigating the New System of College Pricing and Financial Aid

    Join this workshop for an expert overview of today’s financial aid system and how need-based and merit-based aid policies work.  You’ll receive tools to understand your eligibility, options for financial aid, and actions you can take today to be ready. 
     

    Navigating the ways colleges give out money – federal and state aid, institutional grants, and merit scholarships – can be overwhelming. With an early and clear understanding of how the system works, you can find your paths to financial assistance and affordable college costs.

    This workshop provides answers to fundamental questions families have, including… 

    • Will we be eligible for need-based financial aid, or should we focus on merit scholarships?
    • What are the different college financial aid policies today, and how do they work for us?
    • What can we be doing now to prepare for the cost of college?
    This workshop is open to all grades.

    The Transformative Power of Progressive Education

    Join representatives from CSW, Northwest School (WA), and The Putney School (VT) for a virtual Q&A session. Learn how our progressive, student-centered approaches go beyond traditional methods to cultivate critical thinking, creativity, and resilience. 

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    Progressive Pathways (for grade 10 families)

    Grade 10 parents and guardians are invited to join us as Sarah Morales, Director of College Counseling, and Diana Baruni, Assistant Head of School for Academics, share insight into how 10th graders will embark on conceptualizing and planning their 11th and 12th grade academic programs at CSW.

    In advance of the Progressive Pathways program, the College Counseling and Academic Office have partnered to answer some frequently asked questions. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions document for insight into CSW's processes and progressive, student-centered approach to the junior and senior years.

    This will be a virtual event hosted on Zoom and recorded for future consultation.

    Click here to register.
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    Board of Trustees Meeting

    Garthwaite Center for Science and Art - Community Gallery - CG
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    MLK Jr. Day (No classes; administrative offices closed)

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    Rock/Pop Ensemble Concert

    Join us in the Robin Wood Theatre as our student musicians perform live to the musical stylings of a selected series of artists.
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    MLK Jr. Day Assembly

    CSW is excited to welcome Marquis Victor, the founder and executive director of Elevated Thought, an organization based in Lawrence, MA. Marquis is a dynamic leader dedicated to empowering youth through arts, education, and community-building.

    Rock/Pop Ensemble Concert

    Mugar Center for the Performing Arts - Robin Wood Theatre - RW Theatre
    Join us in the Robin Wood Theatre as our student musicians perform live to the musical stylings of a selected series of artists.
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    End-of-Mod 3 Parent/Guardian Coffee

    Cheek - Swope Room - Swope
    A Mid-year Check-in

    Here we are at the halfway point of the school year! Join Aaron Hirsch and Shad Sommers-Dehaney to learn more about what our students have been up to and what the second half of the school year will bring.

    Click here to register.
    Contact: Julie Johnstone

    End-of-Mod 3 Show

    Garthwaite Center for Science and Art - Community Gallery - CG
    Join us for the end-of-mod show to enjoy a collection of student work from throughout the mod.

    Mid-Season Coaches Meeting

    End-of-Mod 3 Gallery Walk

    Garthwaite Center for Science and Art - Community Gallery - CG
    Take a guided walk through our community gallery with Anne Rearick and learn about some of the creative work students have produced this mod!
    Contact: Emmanelle Charlier
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    Mod 3 Break (No classes; administrative offices open)

    Winter Wilderness Trip

    Visit the Wilderness Program landing page for more information.

    Black Legacy Gala

    Garthwaite Center for Science and Art - Moir Atrium - Atrium
    The BSU hosts this celebration in honor of Black History Month. It is a formal event open to the whole community. It will feature speakers and performances, and will be followed by a dance.
    Contact: yvaldez@csw.org
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    Winter Wilderness Trip

    Visit the Wilderness Program landing page for more information.

    Mod 3 Break

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    Winter Wilderness Trip

    Visit the Wilderness Program landing page for more information.

    Mod 3 Break

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    Mod 3 Break (No classes; administrative offices open)

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    Mod 4 Begins

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    Lunar New Year - School Open

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    Lunar New Year Celebration

    Please join us at 5:30 p.m. in the Swope Room to celebrate the Year of the Snake.

    There will be food, performances, cultural activities like spring couplets writing, and games with prizes. Prizes include bubble tea, adorable stuffed animals, snacks, etc. A special big prize will be revealed on that day. 

    Families, students, faculty, and staff are welcome! Please RSVP here to help us plan for food! 
    Contact: Xiaoling Shi
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CSW—a gender-inclusive day and boarding school for grades 9-12—is a national leader in progressive education. We live out our values of inquiry-based learning, student agency, and embracing diverse perspectives in every aspect of our student experience. Young people come to CSW to learn how to learn and then put what they learn into action—essential skills they carry into their futures as doers, makers, innovators, leaders, and exceptional humans who do meaningful work in the world.