List of 20 news stories.

• 2020 Glascock Poetry Prize Winner - Marissa Perez '14

  written by: Eagle Hill School
  
  
  
  As we end or celebration of National Poetry Month, we saved a very special poet to feature—Eagle Hill School alumna Marissa Perez ’14 and the recent winner of the prestigious 2020 Glascock Poetry Competition!
  
  Listen as Marissa Perez reads her poem Upon Seeing The Arnolfini Portrait, National Gallery, London
  
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• Poetry Top Picks Read by EHS Faculty

  
  
  

  
  Listen and follow along as three Eagle Hill School teachers read poems of thier favorite poets, as we contented to celebrate National Poetry Month.
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• Growth and Learning During the Pandemic

  written by: Sue Cranford, Associate Director of Admission
  

  
  In the unprecedented time we are all living through together, even the very best forms of online school delivery cannot replace the kind of growth and learning that happens within students with diverse learning abilities. Here are 10 reasons to consider summer camp—especially during the summer months.
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• Two Poems - Two Destinies

  written by: Eagle Hill School
  

  
  National Poetry Month - April 2020
  
  Two poems written three hundred years apart, offer words to ponder, from William Shakespeare and Antonio Machado.
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• The Unintended Consequences of Social Distancing

  written by: Dr. Rebecca Miller, Eagle Hill School Psychologist
  
  
  
  
  While we are all social distancing to slow the spread of the virus, there are many other consequences (some positive and some negative) resulting from our isolation.
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• Litany - A Poetry Reading

  written by: Eagle Hill School
  
  
  
  As we continue to celebrate National Poetry Month, mathematics teacher April Rose Carter, shares one of her favorite poems.
  
  Listen as she reads Litany by Billy Collins.
  
  
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• Ulysses A Poetry Reading

  written by: Eagle Hill School
  
  
  

  
  In celebration of National Poetry Month, Eagle Hill School faculty share their favorite poems.
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• Inaugurating Poetry Month at Eagle Hill School

  written by: Matthew A. Kim, Ph.D., English Department Chair
  
  
  

  To inaugurate poetry month at Eagle Hill, Dr. Matthew A. Kim. Ph.D., would like to read you Yusef Komunyakaa's poem titled “Kindness.”
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• Ten Tips from Teachers to Encourage Successful Distance Learning

  written by: Erin Wynne, Assistant Head of School for Institutional Advancement
  
  Distance learning can have its share of challenges, but students can succeed with the right tools.  Check out these tips for learning at home.
  
  

  
  
  
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• Find the Joy in Reading

  written by: Caryl Rice, Reading Teacher at Eagle Hill School
  
  

   

  Find joy in reading – every day! #Classroombookaday promotes the goal of reading aloud a picture book every day of the school year to students of any age.
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• The Language of Math: Using SWI to teach Math Vocabulary

  written by: Nancy Martin, EHS Reading Department Chair
  
  
  

  In this blog, learn how Structured Word Inquiry can help students understand the language of Math.
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• Near Pixar-Quality Images Emerging from Animation Class

  written by: Dr. Tony McCaffrey
  
  
  

  
  In this blog post, Eagle Hill Students are learning how to create Pixar-quality animation techniques. Check out some of their professional quality work!
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• Accepted to College—Now What!

  written by: Jed Geary, Director of College Counseling

  

   
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• Supporting Your Child with Diverse Learning Profiles

  written by: Tina Gregory, guest blogger for Eagle Hill School
  
   
  
  

  Children all learn differently. In this blog post, Tina Gregory offers ideas how to better support your child and equip them with the tools that they will need to succeed.
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• Organic Entrepreneurship

  written by: Dr. Tony McCaffrey
  
  
  

  
  Bringing Students' Original Ideas to the World
  

  In this blog, discover how by setting "traps" to catch students in the act of creating original ideas, they often develop into a process called Organic Entrepreneurship.
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• Discovering New Math and Hidden Talents at Our Public Puzzle Board

  written by: Dr. Tony McCaffrey
  
  
  

  
  Discovering New Math and Hidden Talents at Our Public Puzzle Board

  Eagle Hill students work on solving all types of puzzles on the Puzzle Board and it has turned out to be a place of pure enjoyment!
  
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• New Educational Software for Learning Diverse Students

  written by: Dr. Tony McCaffrey
  
  
  
  Eagle Hill students are filling the gaps with educational software.
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• Spatial Thinkers Will Literally Help Re-MAKE the World

  written by: Dr. Tony McCaffrey
  
  When a spatially-gifted student encounters 3D design software for the first time, it can be life-changing.
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• Reinforcing Grammar with Computer Programming

  written by: Dr. Tony McCaffrey
  
  
  
  How can computer programming reinforce grammar and other skills?  Dr. McCaffrey explains how his Introduction to Coding with Python class is writing programs to generate grammatical sentences.
  
  
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• Creating the Adjacent Possible

  written by: Dr. Michael Riendeau, Assistant Head of School for Academic Affairs
  
  

  
  Dr. Riendeau discusses the idea of the adjacent possible as a way to understand creativity and the vision behind the design for the PJM STEM Center and academic complex.
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