Conversations in History: Empathy, Listening, and & Global Perspective
By Jenn Gingery, 7th & 8th Grade History Teacher Before spring break, our school assembly about the IRC (the International Rescue Committee), helped our entire …
A Place Where Each Child – and Each Family – is Known and Valued
By Leila Johansson, Parent of the Classes of ‘21 and ‘22 Last Monday morning at Flag, my son and daughter stood up in front of …
Experiences Workshopping To Kill A Mockingbird
Contributed by Julia Rubin, Middle School English Teacher, Jules Greene, Middle School History Teacher and Diversity & Inclusivity Coordinator, Jenn Gingery, Middle School History Teacher, …
How do we keep privilege from becoming entitlement?
Contributed by Mark Silver, Head of School I had the opportunity to hear Brené Brown at the recent NAIS National Conference in Baltimore. Author of …
3rd Grade Sound Project: Sharing Original Poetry
As a part of the 3rd Grade Sound Project, a cross-disciplinary exploration incorporating the study of sound, music, art, and creative writing, students built a …
Uniquely Ours: the Hillbrook Experience
“The Hillbrook Way at Home” Contributed by Anne-Marie Strohman, Hillbrook Parent, Classes of 2019 and 2021; Hillbrook Parent Ambassador When I give campus tours in my role …
Choosing Hillbrook
Contributed by Nikki Butts, Director of Admission What I enjoy most about being a member of Hillbrook’s Admission team is that I get to be …
When You are Walking, Walk
Contributed by Mark Silver, Head of School This past weekend, I found myself standing alone in a theater lobby during intermission of the stage production …
Everyone Can Code
By Bill Selak, Director of Technology Hillbrook students are using a new language to express themselves, coding. All across the campus, students are learning to …
Narrating Your Own Story
By Mark Silver, Head of School, reposted from ReMarks & Reflections Make the job you want to have. That’s the advice a Google program manager …