It is my hope that all members of our St. Clement’s Community were able to enjoy the holidays and find the opportunity to relax prior to our second term.
Scrolling through my Twitter feed this morning took me to an article written in The Telegraph in March of 2009 entitled “Reading Can Help Reduce Stress.”
On Monday, I was very fortunate to be invited to a conference entitled The Knowledge Conference, held by the Martin Prosperity Institute, a research institute at The Rotman School of Management.
St. Clement’s School is in our third year of a strategic plan with a number of priorities on the horizon. Coupled with goals focused on a balanced and inspiring program and local and global partnerships,
When I sit down to put my thoughts together for my blog, I always feel optimistic about our girls’ futures. Having said that, as I write this blog post, I look back on this week as being one of deep reflection about the importance of girls’ and women’s voices both within our walls and after they leave.
As with many organizations and businesses, it is important these days for St. Clement’s to be nimble. The ability to adjust, adapt and grow is a key trait for success in our dynamic and complex world.
On Friday, I was visiting Emma Willard, a girls’ boarding and day school in Troy, New York. The school is led by Trudy Hall, a remarkable Head of School and President of the National Coalition of Girls’
At the first assembly of the year, I shared a St. Clement’s School Diversity Statement with our students and staff that highlights the importance of leveraging differences in order to enhance growth.
I have just started a new book entitled Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite and the Way to a Meaningful Life by William Deresiewicz, recommended by a colleague,
At Friday’s assembly, our Director of Student Life Ms Macintosh reminded us that regardless of whether we were returning staff and students or new members of the St. Clement’s community,
It is incredible to think that the start of another academic year is here.
In many ways it seems like yesterday that we said goodbye to our Graduates of 2014 and our faculty and students headed off for the summer.