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List of 10 news stories.

  • World Celebration Day Returns for a Second Year

    On Friday, April 19, 2024, the Shore community gathered for the second World Celebration Day. Presented by the Shore Families Association’s Committee on Representation and Equity (CORE), the event was born out of the idea that the unique cultures, traditions, and heritage of Shore families be celebrated excitingly and inclusively to foster a sense of belonging and pride.
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  • Shore Spotlight: Mathematics

    Shore parents and caregivers gathered on campus on Monday, February 26, 2024, for the third event of the Shore Spotlight Series focused on mathematics to learn how our students are guided to be their best as thinkers and doers.
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  • Parenting in the Digital Age

    Interim Head of School Amy Vorenberg on how technology, phones, and social media shape our children and families.
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  • Strike a Pose! Kindergarten is Center Stage

    Strike a pose! Shore’s Kindergarten fashion show puts integrated learning center stage.
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  • Shore Spotlight: Learning Languages & Global Education

    Shore parents and caregivers gathered on campus on Wednesday, January 24, 2024, for the second event of the Shore Spotlight Series to learn about how our students are learning languages combined with global education skills.
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  • Annual Alumni Boston Meet-Up 2024

    On Tuesday, January 9, 2024, Shore's Alumni Association hosted its Annual Boston Meet-Up for Alumni and Friends with 30 attendees.
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  • ‘Winter is Here’ at Shore’s Annual Winter Concert 2023

    The joy of music abounded in Shore's youngest students singing for a crowd in what may have been some of their first times, to the oldest students who have performed in many a Shore winter concert.
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  • Giving Tree gifts gathered in the Birdcage.

    Shore Giving Tree Program 2023 Brings Holiday Cheer

    In addition to helping the local community, the Giving Tree Program provides the opportunity for Shore families, students, and employees to make a difference by donating items, money, and volunteering time and other resources.
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  • Pre-K Artwork is Showcased at the Wenham Museum

    “The arts are an essential communication tool for young children, and our teachers understand and embrace that,” said Shore’s Art Department Chair and S.A.I.L. Teacher Betsey Holland. “In this exhibit, the projects bring children's imagination to life. Whether learning about textiles or fairies, students at Shore can share their ideas in a variety of ways.”
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  • Shore Spotlight Series: Innovation

    Shore parents and caregivers gathered on campus on Tuesday, December 5 for the first event of the Shore Spotlight Series to learn about how our students are immersed in expansive and innovative learning.
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  • Each day over 450 people are presented with choices including a hot entree, hot and cold sandwich options, a salad bar, a variety of breads, cereals, milk, snacks and more.

    Food for Thought: Nourishing the Shore Community

    Iz Indelicato
    As students arrive at school and make their way to their classrooms, Executive Chef and Nutrition Director Laura Wood and her team are already hours into the daily process of preparing meals and snacks for over 450 people.
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