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Chestnut Hill School Open House

Chestnut Hill School Open House is Sunday, November 6th from 1:00pm-3:00pm. Consider taking a visit with the family to see if Chestnut Hill is the right fit for you! “The Chestnut Hill School educates students in a diverse, inclusive, and nurturing community where learning is infused with meaning, purpose, and joy. We offer a rigorous, multi-dimensional curriculum that develops the whole child and provides a range of opportunities for students to engage in active learning.…

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7 Best Apps for Stress Management

It seems that school these days is more and more stressful for students of every age. These apps are a great help for stress management and dealing with anxiety disorders, trouble sleeping or relaxing–you name it! Check them out and you’re bound to find one that works for you. Rainy Mood. Many people find the sound of rain calming, and with Rainy Mood, you can listen to it on loop even when there’s not a…

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Time to Put Together your College Applications

For high school seniors, this time of year is a mixed bag. On one hand, you’re in your last year of high school and are excited for the future. On the other, it’s time to put together your college applications. When it came time for me to apply to colleges, I felt pretty overwhelmed. This was the first time that I was applying for something so important, and hearing colleges constantly talked about by everyone…

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Lexington Montessori School Open Houses

Lexington Montessori School Open Houses are as follows: Saturday, Oct 29 10am-12pm Tuesday, January 10, 9:30 – 11:30 am Other important events to mark on your calendar are: “Montessori Across the Ages,” Wednesday, November 9, 5:30 – 8pm: “Students and teachers present and explain how our curriculum progresses through the grades.” “Now I Get it,” Saturday, January 28, time TBA: “Teachers present Montessori lessons to current and prospective parents.”   “Lexington Montessori School is an…

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President’s Day

President’s Day is next week, Monday, February 15, and here are some facts and activities for you and your children to celebrate it! President’s Day commemorates our U.S. Presidents, and most importantly the “Father of Our Country,” George Washington. Some may not know that this holiday is also recognized as honoring Washington and Abraham Lincoln’s Birthdays. Before 1971, President’s Day was celebrated on Washington’s birthday, February 22nd, leaving it to fall on different days of…

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A Successful College Experience

As the end of the Fall semester approaches, students are preparing for final exams and cramming in their final assignments. On top of finals, many students may also be feeling like their first semester wasn’t as they hoped it would be, but this doesn’t mean college isn’t the right fit for them. If this sounds like you, read on.   Transferring to a different college may sound overwhelming but it could be the appropriate change…

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Events for Children with Disabilities During the Holiday Break

Most parents who have a child with autism or other sensory sensitivities would love for their child to experience sitting on Santa’s lap and snapping a photo of it for the family. The atmosphere of a shopping mall is chaotic around the holiday season, which makes it difficult for children with special needs to enjoy their experience with Santa. Luckily, there are multiple disability camps, workshops and events happening in the Greater Boston area to…

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