What makes Seabury special? That’s a tough question. Not because it’s hard to name something special, but because there are so many speci...

The hugs and tears that typically mark graduation were not as freely and visibly shared this year, but Seabury sent our eighth-graders of...

Nobody is happy about being stuck at home for the last three months, but there have been plenty of things to feel good about. Example: ou...

Watching faces pop up on a computer screen is not the same as seeing kids walk through the classroom door, but you wouldn’t know it by th...

Last week was Staff Appreciation Week at Seabury. Normally celebrated at school in a variety of ways, the tradition transitioned to our n...

The coronavirus lockdown tests our ability to remain connected to one another. Thank goodness for technology, right? But a Zoom meeting i...

With most businesses in lockdown due to the coronavirus, many storefronts are boarded up. But where some people see plain sheets of plywo...

Anything that happened before the coronavirus lockdown feels like ancient history, but it was only a few months ago when the world watche...

Move over, Bill Nye. Montgomery is in the house. Monte’s got beakers and isn’t afraid to use them. Everyone who knows Montgomery knows how...

Inquiry begins with wonder. Our middle school students are embarking on a distance learning exploration of world religions, and the first...

By confining us to our homes, the coronavirus prevents us from doing many of our favorite things. But it can’t stop us from spreading lov...

Tainted water. Broken wagons. Risky river crossings. The plucky pioneers overcame them all during the first half of their journey on the ...

Teachers take great pains to establish classroom routines. Routines keep kids focused and help everyone make the most of every minute of ...

The word arrived in a text from my daughter the teacher. “Schools are closed for the rest of the year.” Funny where your mind goes when b...

Question: Is spring break still spring break if you’ve been away from school – although not away from your teachers – for three weeks? An...

Gabrielle Plastrik is a tech-savvy teacher, but as the coronavirus spread and the transition to distance learning loomed, she upped her g...

Everyone who knows Miss Mimi – Mimi Lewis – knows she always tells it like it is. And we love that! As our kindergarten teacher, Mimi lay...