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  • Celebrate, Socialize, and Share in 2025

    The midwinter Celebrate, Socialize, and Share in 2025 gathering offered the Shore community a fun way to kick off the new year together and connect in meaningful ways. It was inspiring to see so many of you join us for this new event and to feel the warmth and genuine positivity that provided for new relationships to form among old friendships and shared history at Shore.
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  • Introducing Young Learners to Coding with Cubetto

    Shore’s youngest learners are exploring the world of technology without screens through an innovative, creative, and hands-on experience called Cubetto. Cubetto is a screen-free coding playset that introduces Pre-K students to early programming skills in the most developmentally appropriate way, through play!
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  • Setting the Scene: Shore’s Set Crew

    This winter, Shore’s set crew has been hard at work creating all sorts of props, structures, and backdrops for our upcoming musical, HONK! Thanks to the efforts of these exceptional students and their instructors, Shore’s musical will once again have a robust array of materials to use in their production.
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  • Grade 5 Delivers Essential Supplies to Lifebridge North Shore River House Shelter

    This winter, Ms. Bouchard’s Grade 5 class partnered with Lifebridge North Shore River House Shelter to deliver warm clothes, toiletries, first aid supplies, and gift cards to those in need. The shelter works with approximately three hundred people each day, and students have been hard at work collecting these items in order to help Lifebridge North Shore support those who are unable to get these materials on their own.
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  • Winter Concert: Ringing in the New Year with Holiday Cheer

    The Shore community came together at our 2024 Winter Concert to recognize the many holidays our community members celebrate. While our Lower School students brought laughter and light-hearted joy to the Trustey Family Theatre, our Upper School students awed the crowd by delving deep into their own personal talents and were often greeted with thunderous applause at the conclusion of their intricate and detailed performances.
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  • Rollercoasters — Control or Chaos?

    Algebra class became a thrilling rollercoaster design challenge filled with marbles, ramps, and colorful cardstock! Through collaboration, creativity, and plenty of trial and error, students didn’t just solve math problems — they brought their learning to life!
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  • SFA's Giving Tree 2024: Giving the Gift of Kindness

    The Shore Families Association Giving Tree project is a heartwarming example of the good a community can do when everyone pitches in. This holiday season, the Winslow Building Birdcage has been filled to the brim with gifts of all shapes and sizes to be donated to one of eight different local agencies, each playing their own unique role in helping those in the area in need.
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  • Shore's Librarian for the Day

    Grade 5 student Coco K. shined as Shore’s 2024-2025 Librarian for the Day, embracing her role with enthusiasm, kindness, and a true love for books. From assisting with library tasks to reuniting a lost bracelet with its owner, Coco’s dedication and ever-present smile left a lasting impact, proving that even one day of volunteering can make a big difference!
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  • Spotlight on Pre-K

    Shore’s Pre-K students have been very busy this trimester! Their teachers, Beth White and Tracy Keith shine as they continue to identify and develop engaging learning and growth opportunities across campus for our youngest students.
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  • Head of School for the Day

    While a day full of fanfare and fun as a whole, at the core this tradition is a rare opportunity for our students to connect with their school on a deeper level, and creates a lasting bond between the student and head of school for the remainder of the student’s academic career at Shore. It’s a unique window into the day-to-day life of a head of school and a sneak peek into all the hard work that goes on behind-the-scenes on campus, and for friends of the student, it’s special to see a peer in such a position.
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