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October
Mod Break Wilderness Trips are Back!
Read MoreMod break Wilderness Trips are back in action with the first one taking students to the White Mountains! During the 3-day trip, students were split up into two groups based on student preference. The introductory group made its foray into the Kinsman Mountains with History and English teacher/Wilderness Trip Guide Aidan Wang, while the advanced group tackled Mt. Garfield with Science teacher and longtime Wilderness Trip Guide Kevin Smith. -
May
Three Named Boston Herald Winter Prep School All-stars
CSW Athletics is proud to announce that three student-athletes have been named Winter Prep School All Stars by the Boston Herald.Read MoreINDEPENDENT GIRLS CONFERENCE
Girls' Varsity Basketball
Nia Fifield '27MASS BAY INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
Boys' Varsity Basketball
Manny Cabana '26
Sam Kuchler '27 -
January
Seven Named Boston Herald Fall Prep School All-Stars
Read MoreCSW Athletics is proud to announce that the following seven student-athletes have been named Fall Prep School All Stars by The Boston Herald.League All-StarsBoys Soccer - Finch Donovan '24Girls Soccer - Hannah Chevalier '24Girls Volleyball - Mabel Crain '24, Sofia Schultz '26Girls XC - Suri Kautz '25, Sophia Cornwell '25, Maddie Melville '24
In addition to being league All-Star, Suri was named All-Scholastic and MVP of the Massachusetts' Bay Independent League and voted to the All New England Cross Country team by NEPSAC. Congratulations to all on a great fall season! -
Winter Wilderness Trip Snow Shoes through the White Mountains
During the mod break, the CSW Wilderness Trip Program brought two groups to the White Mountains in New Hampshire. Both groups started at Lafayette Campground and hiked to the AMC Hut at Lonesome Lake, where they enjoyed breathtaking views of Franconia Ridge and Lonesome Lake, which was completely frozen over.Read More
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