The long weekend presents a little more time and space in which to step away. In my case, that often means taking some time to catch up on reading for pleasure.
A Lens on Artificial Intelligence: Machines Like Me
Tag: Alumnae
Alumnae Book Club
Is that stack of books on your bedside table starting to block the light from your window?
Are you feeling left-out when your friends talk about the latest,
Homecoming 2019
It has only been a few months since the Class of 2019 last set foot within the walls of 21 St. Clements Avenue, and yet it almost feels like a lifetime.
Meeting our Mission
This past weekend was our annual Alumnae Reunion with an assembly on Friday morning, a cocktail party Friday night, a luncheon on Saturday to celebrate milestone years, and a church service on Sunday at St.
Camp Awakening: The Alumna Connection
Alumna Dolly Menna-Dack ’99 recently returned to St. Clement’s School to talk to the girls about Camp Awakening.
Dolly is a Clinical and Research Ethicist at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital and the Bloorview Research Institute.
Learning for the Future
On Friday afternoon, several of us headed to Western University for an Alumnae Reunion where we hosted a gathering for seventeen grads of St. Clement’s from 2015 to 2018. I relish these times,
Leaving a Legacy
On Friday, I gave a eulogy for past Board member and Alumna, Christine Featherstone ’67, at her memorial service.
While I believe strongly that each and every Clementine is an outstanding woman who deserves to be recognized,
Lessons Learned
This past weekend, St. Clement’s School welcomed back Alumnae from 1948 to 2017 as we celebrated our annual Alumnae Reunion Weekend. Over the course of three days we welcomed and caught up with our intellectually curious,
‘Weather’ or Not
I am writing my blog on Sunday in a hotel room in Montreal after a day of nasty weather in Toronto, and the anticipation of the same kind of weather in Montreal to come.
The Future of Work: Partnering for the Future
Planning for the future can be complex as it is difficult to know what to expect; however, as educators, we have a significant role to play in preparing our girls for the future.