Our girls embrace their curiosity at home and farther afield. Here’s a look at a few of the places they’ve travelled to learn and to be of service. Read more in the Red Blazer:
Out There
Month: July 2019
Your gift has an impact
There are many ways that people contribute to St. Clement’s School, and some of those begin with a simple conversation.
Read more in the Red Blazer:
Alumna Profile: Claudia Dey ‘91
The following is an interview published in our Red Blazer magazine in Fall 2018.
It is often said that the best path forward is rarely a straight line,
Alumna Profile: Sheila Heti ‘95
The following is an interview published in our Red Blazer magazine in Fall 2018.
TIME magazine described her novel How Should a Person Be? as “one of the most talked-about books of the year” while The Guardian newspaper hailed her as a “literary sensation.” Yet not so long ago New York Times bestselling author Sheila Heti ’95 was walking the halls of St.
Alumna Profile: Pamela Stagg ‘66
The following is an interview published in our Red Blazer magazine in Spring 2019.
As Pamela Stagg ’66 attests, the St. Clement’s School she attended wasn’t quite the same as the St.
The Edge of Kindness
Each year, the Alumna Scholar Award, based on character, leadership, scholarship, service, and an essay, is given to a Grade 12 student. The winner is awarded $1,000 towards tuition. This past year’s recipient discusses the importance and value of compassion.
Cross-Curricular Learning
St. Clement’s School has long strived to offer an academic program that is dynamic and innovative to accept and incorporate not only the constant changes in education but also the ongoing flux in the world at large.