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View this post on Instagram We loved seeing our Lower School families last night at our Movie Night where we watched Hotel Transylvania! Buckley community, make sure you’ve checked your email and registered for your division’s movie night so you don’t miss out on all the fun! We can’t wait to see you ?? ?? • TONIGHT~ Middle School Movie Night (Hocus Pocus) •TOMORROW ~ Upper School Movie Night (Monsters Inc.) •11/2~ Seniors Only Movie Night (Megamind) A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 28, 2020 at 12:27pm PDT
We loved seeing our Lower School families last night at our Movie Night where we watched Hotel Transylvania! Buckley community, make sure you’ve checked your email and registered for your division’s movie night so you don’t miss out on all the fun! We can’t wait to see you ?? ?? • TONIGHT~ Middle School Movie Night (Hocus Pocus) •TOMORROW ~ Upper School Movie Night (Monsters Inc.) •11/2~ Seniors Only Movie Night (Megamind)
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View this post on Instagram Today's Senior Spotlight on Emerson R-K., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? “Favorite moment: MUN has been my most memorable Buckley experience not only because we went to NYC, one of the greatest cities in the world, but because I was able to explore some of my favorite topics, politics and diplomacy, with my friends.” What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “Avoid procrastination. At the beginning of my Buckley experience, I spent many late nights doing homework that I saved until the last minute.” Congrats, Emerson! ????? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 27, 2020 at 1:53pm PDT
Today's Senior Spotlight on Emerson R-K., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? “Favorite moment: MUN has been my most memorable Buckley experience not only because we went to NYC, one of the greatest cities in the world, but because I was able to explore some of my favorite topics, politics and diplomacy, with my friends.” What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “Avoid procrastination. At the beginning of my Buckley experience, I spent many late nights doing homework that I saved until the last minute.” Congrats, Emerson! ?????
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View this post on Instagram Learn all about Buckley’s partnership with the University of Iowa’s prestigious Non-Fiction Writing Program this afternoon at 4:00 p.m.! English teacher and program director Mitch Kohn will share details about the annual Upper School trip along with students who will read some of the work they wrote in the program. A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 27, 2020 at 11:22am PDT
Learn all about Buckley’s partnership with the University of Iowa’s prestigious Non-Fiction Writing Program this afternoon at 4:00 p.m.! English teacher and program director Mitch Kohn will share details about the annual Upper School trip along with students who will read some of the work they wrote in the program.
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View this post on Instagram Our Middle and Upper School students are continuing to create beautiful works of art during remote learning. Check out more on the Art Gallery page under Buckley at Home! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 26, 2020 at 12:22pm PDT
Our Middle and Upper School students are continuing to create beautiful works of art during remote learning. Check out more on the Art Gallery page under Buckley at Home! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Today's Senior Spotlight on Brontë N., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? “My favorite Buckley memory was spending time with my friends during free periods at the library tables. Not only was it a great environment to study, but everyone would sit together and constantly laugh. The library tables became a place that we would look forward to spending time at during our stressful day.” What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “First of all, congrats on entering high school! These next four years are going to go by so fast that you need to make sure to enjoy every minute. High school is a place to grow, mature, and understand the importance of morals. This first year counts just as much as the other three years because you are creating a foundation for yourself, whether that be picking classes for your schedule or surrounding yourself with people that will support you. Have fun, don’t procrastinate, and know that you always have someone to turn to at Buckley.” Congrats, Brontë! ????? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 23, 2020 at 3:38pm PDT
Today's Senior Spotlight on Brontë N., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? “My favorite Buckley memory was spending time with my friends during free periods at the library tables. Not only was it a great environment to study, but everyone would sit together and constantly laugh. The library tables became a place that we would look forward to spending time at during our stressful day.” What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “First of all, congrats on entering high school! These next four years are going to go by so fast that you need to make sure to enjoy every minute. High school is a place to grow, mature, and understand the importance of morals. This first year counts just as much as the other three years because you are creating a foundation for yourself, whether that be picking classes for your schedule or surrounding yourself with people that will support you. Have fun, don’t procrastinate, and know that you always have someone to turn to at Buckley.” Congrats, Brontë! ?????
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View this post on Instagram Noah S. attended our National Parks Adventures Summer Camp course and had some exciting news to share with us this week! He completed a new Junior Ranger Badge from the Santa Mountains National Recreation Area to join his collection. We love your passion for adventure, Noah, and are so proud of your hard work! A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 23, 2020 at 9:12am PDT
Noah S. attended our National Parks Adventures Summer Camp course and had some exciting news to share with us this week! He completed a new Junior Ranger Badge from the Santa Mountains National Recreation Area to join his collection. We love your passion for adventure, Noah, and are so proud of your hard work!
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View this post on Instagram Sophomore Ellie A. created this video to promote Theater for Social Change. Did you know Buckley's Upper School has almost 50 student-led organizations? Give your favorite Buckley club a shout-out in the comments below #buckley #thebuckleyschool #buckleyathome A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 22, 2020 at 12:25pm PDT
Sophomore Ellie A. created this video to promote Theater for Social Change. Did you know Buckley's Upper School has almost 50 student-led organizations? Give your favorite Buckley club a shout-out in the comments below #buckley #thebuckleyschool #buckleyathome
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View this post on Instagram In Culture Club, our kindergarten and first grade students drew self-portraits after we discussed how it's important to just be who you are and how beautiful our differences make our community. We love the drawings--and the lesson behind them! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 21, 2020 at 12:15pm PDT
In Culture Club, our kindergarten and first grade students drew self-portraits after we discussed how it's important to just be who you are and how beautiful our differences make our community. We love the drawings--and the lesson behind them! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Today's Senior Spotlight on Reece B. Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “Favorite Buckley memory: When I arrived at Buckley as a new student in 11th grade, it was really cool how everyone came up and introduced themselves to me. It made me feel welcome and helped me adjust quickly to a new school. My advice to incoming freshmen: Try to be open and outgoing and join as many clubs as you can so you can meet new people.” Congrats, Reece! ????? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 20, 2020 at 5:09pm PDT
Today's Senior Spotlight on Reece B. Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “Favorite Buckley memory: When I arrived at Buckley as a new student in 11th grade, it was really cool how everyone came up and introduced themselves to me. It made me feel welcome and helped me adjust quickly to a new school. My advice to incoming freshmen: Try to be open and outgoing and join as many clubs as you can so you can meet new people.” Congrats, Reece! ?????
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View this post on Instagram Last Friday, close to 60 Upper School students participated in our theater and dance department’s annual World Dance Workshop! This year it was virtual, hosted by our dance faculty, Laura Bamford and Brittany Daniels, along with world-renowned professional dancers. Throughout the day, students took master classes in West African dance with Makeda Kumasi, Hula with Joselyn Arciaga, and Middle Eastern Bellydance with Shannon Lewallen. The goal of the WDW is to give students an immersive day of cultural and artistic diversity through dance. By taking these classes, dance students deepen their understanding of the way dance helps to define and connect people within their own culture, as well as the ways dance connects people across cultures, socioeconomic differences, gender, and personal identities. Thank you to our incredible teachers and guests for taking Buckley’s WDW virtual! #buckley #buckleyschool #buckleyathome A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 20, 2020 at 9:19am PDT
Last Friday, close to 60 Upper School students participated in our theater and dance department’s annual World Dance Workshop! This year it was virtual, hosted by our dance faculty, Laura Bamford and Brittany Daniels, along with world-renowned professional dancers. Throughout the day, students took master classes in West African dance with Makeda Kumasi, Hula with Joselyn Arciaga, and Middle Eastern Bellydance with Shannon Lewallen. The goal of the WDW is to give students an immersive day of cultural and artistic diversity through dance. By taking these classes, dance students deepen their understanding of the way dance helps to define and connect people within their own culture, as well as the ways dance connects people across cultures, socioeconomic differences, gender, and personal identities. Thank you to our incredible teachers and guests for taking Buckley’s WDW virtual! #buckley #buckleyschool #buckleyathome
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View this post on Instagram Today's Senior Spotlight on Chloe Elise V. Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “In my sophomore year, my friend and I took a mic from the CCA (thanks Mr. Serrano), found a relatively quiet space, and recorded part of an ep during a 'bathroom break.' Advice: Make sure you’re doing what you love. High school flies by. Don’t waste your time on things you feel indifferent about.” Congrats, Chloe! ????? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 19, 2020 at 3:00pm PDT
Today's Senior Spotlight on Chloe Elise V. Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “In my sophomore year, my friend and I took a mic from the CCA (thanks Mr. Serrano), found a relatively quiet space, and recorded part of an ep during a 'bathroom break.' Advice: Make sure you’re doing what you love. High school flies by. Don’t waste your time on things you feel indifferent about.” Congrats, Chloe! ?????
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View this post on Instagram Join us TODAY, October 19, at 4:00 p.m. for our Fall Series, “Stamped: A New Middle School Text.” Seventh and eighth grade social science teachers Chuck Neddermeyer and Rebecca McMackin will share why they chose Stamped to teach in their classes this year, and how students are adding the book’s voice to the chorus of diverse historical perspectives they hear from at Buckley. A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 19, 2020 at 8:55am PDT
Join us TODAY, October 19, at 4:00 p.m. for our Fall Series, “Stamped: A New Middle School Text.” Seventh and eighth grade social science teachers Chuck Neddermeyer and Rebecca McMackin will share why they chose Stamped to teach in their classes this year, and how students are adding the book’s voice to the chorus of diverse historical perspectives they hear from at Buckley.
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View this post on Instagram Today's Senior Spotlight on Leo B., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “My favorite memory at Buckley is the time I spent in New York for MUN. A piece of advice I would give to a freshman (or any student) is never save a big thing until the last minute, because even though there’s a chance you could finish it, the stress in the moment is rough.” Congrats, Leo! ????? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 15, 2020 at 4:40pm PDT
Today's Senior Spotlight on Leo B., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “My favorite memory at Buckley is the time I spent in New York for MUN. A piece of advice I would give to a freshman (or any student) is never save a big thing until the last minute, because even though there’s a chance you could finish it, the stress in the moment is rough.” Congrats, Leo! ?????
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View this post on Instagram Register now for ?this Saturday’s? Open House on ?buckley.org?! We hosting two LIVE shows—Lower School ?at 9:00 a.m.? (grades K-5) and Middle/Upper (grades 6-12) ?at 1:00 p.m.? Once you RSVP, you’ll receive all the information you need to attend. The Lower School show will be followed immediately by a Zoom Q&A with our kindergarten teachers. Looking forward to seeing everyone there! A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 15, 2020 at 3:45pm PDT
Register now for ?this Saturday’s? Open House on ?buckley.org?! We hosting two LIVE shows—Lower School ?at 9:00 a.m.? (grades K-5) and Middle/Upper (grades 6-12) ?at 1:00 p.m.? Once you RSVP, you’ll receive all the information you need to attend. The Lower School show will be followed immediately by a Zoom Q&A with our kindergarten teachers. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!
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View this post on Instagram Students loved their special remote performance this week so much that we had to share a short clip with all of you! Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles is a locally based queer mariachi group, the world’s first of its’ kind. Today we hope you’ll join our community by observing GLAAD’s LGBTQ+ Spirit Day by wearing purple as a sign of support for LGBTQ+ youth and pledging to speak out against bullying. #buckley #buckleyschool #buckleyathome #spiritday #pride?? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 15, 2020 at 9:23am PDT
Students loved their special remote performance this week so much that we had to share a short clip with all of you! Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles is a locally based queer mariachi group, the world’s first of its’ kind. Today we hope you’ll join our community by observing GLAAD’s LGBTQ+ Spirit Day by wearing purple as a sign of support for LGBTQ+ youth and pledging to speak out against bullying. #buckley #buckleyschool #buckleyathome #spiritday #pride??
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View this post on Instagram So great to welcome new parents & guardians to Buckley at last week’s event. Thanks for mingling with us on our new virtual platform. Keep your eyes peeled for #sweetsfromBuckley! Legacy student Noah (son of Grant C. ‘89) and his brother and sister are already enjoying theirs! Show us how you enjoy your #sweetsfromBuckley! ????? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 14, 2020 at 3:34pm PDT
So great to welcome new parents & guardians to Buckley at last week’s event. Thanks for mingling with us on our new virtual platform. Keep your eyes peeled for #sweetsfromBuckley! Legacy student Noah (son of Grant C. ‘89) and his brother and sister are already enjoying theirs! Show us how you enjoy your #sweetsfromBuckley! ?????
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View this post on Instagram Today's Senior Spotlight on Colin R., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “My favorite Buckley memory acting in Urinetown. My advice to incoming freshmen is don't be so stressed.” Congrats, Colin! ??????? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 14, 2020 at 9:44am PDT
Today's Senior Spotlight on Colin R., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “My favorite Buckley memory acting in Urinetown. My advice to incoming freshmen is don't be so stressed.” Congrats, Colin! ???????
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View this post on Instagram Join us for our first Fall Series presentation on The Empathy and Uplift Project, a brand-new sixth grade writing class! Come hear from our dynamic Middle school teachers Benj Hewitt and Clarissa Shinn about how they created this special course to unlock student voices. RSVP link in bio #buckley #buckleyschool #buckleyathome A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 13, 2020 at 1:24pm PDT
Join us for our first Fall Series presentation on The Empathy and Uplift Project, a brand-new sixth grade writing class! Come hear from our dynamic Middle school teachers Benj Hewitt and Clarissa Shinn about how they created this special course to unlock student voices. RSVP link in bio #buckley #buckleyschool #buckleyathome
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View this post on Instagram Today's Senior Spotlight on Jacquie M., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “My favorite Buckley memory would probably be during practice for the cross country and/or basketball team. I had so much fun with my teammates and made so many memories with them all. My advice to incoming freshmen would be, take classes you’re genuinely interested in, not ones that would just look good on your transcript.” Congrats, Jacquie! ??????? A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 13, 2020 at 11:15am PDT
Today's Senior Spotlight on Jacquie M., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “My favorite Buckley memory would probably be during practice for the cross country and/or basketball team. I had so much fun with my teammates and made so many memories with them all. My advice to incoming freshmen would be, take classes you’re genuinely interested in, not ones that would just look good on your transcript.” Congrats, Jacquie! ???????
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View this post on Instagram Today's Senior Spotlight on Mateo A., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “My favorite Buckley memory is traveling to New York for Model UN. My advice to incoming freshmen is to make good use of your free periods.” Congrats, Mateo! Stay tuned for more posts highlighting our amazing seniors! ??????? #thebuckleyschool #buckley #classof2020 A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 12, 2020 at 5:17pm PDT
Today's Senior Spotlight on Mateo A., Class of 2021! ?? ?? What is your favorite Buckley memory? What advice would you give to incoming freshmen? “My favorite Buckley memory is traveling to New York for Model UN. My advice to incoming freshmen is to make good use of your free periods.” Congrats, Mateo! Stay tuned for more posts highlighting our amazing seniors! ??????? #thebuckleyschool #buckley #classof2020
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View this post on Instagram Our fifth annual DEI Symposia days went viral this year! All Middle and Upper School students and faculty engaged in two full days of presentations, films, and conversations on a variety of topics such as anti-racism, COVID-19, public vs. private identities, anti-semitism, the history of LGBTQ+ identity, and White fragility. Thank you, everyone, for the focus and reflection! #buckley #thebuckleyschool #buckleydei A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 9, 2020 at 5:08pm PDT
Our fifth annual DEI Symposia days went viral this year! All Middle and Upper School students and faculty engaged in two full days of presentations, films, and conversations on a variety of topics such as anti-racism, COVID-19, public vs. private identities, anti-semitism, the history of LGBTQ+ identity, and White fragility. Thank you, everyone, for the focus and reflection! #buckley #thebuckleyschool #buckleydei
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View this post on Instagram Curious about that new course? Wondering what Buckley students are learning, discussing, and excited about? We are thrilled to launch our new Buckley At Home: Fall Series! ???? Join us as faculty share about our exciting new or signature programs to give current and prospective families a peek into what our students experience as part of a Buckley education. RSVP to one or all – the link is in the bio! #buckley #thebuckleyschool #buckleyathome A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 7, 2020 at 1:39pm PDT
Curious about that new course? Wondering what Buckley students are learning, discussing, and excited about? We are thrilled to launch our new Buckley At Home: Fall Series! ???? Join us as faculty share about our exciting new or signature programs to give current and prospective families a peek into what our students experience as part of a Buckley education. RSVP to one or all – the link is in the bio! #buckley #thebuckleyschool #buckleyathome
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View this post on Instagram Passion Projects are a-go! Eighth graders AJ S. and Matías G. started a business for their passion project, Fun Fitness For Kids. They offer fun, free classes to kids and kids at heart on their YouTube channel. In their own words, “We believe everyone deserves to exercise even during these difficult times. We are trying to find the pleasurable side of fitness; and while there may be a sore muscle or two along the way, the benefits of fitness are worth the discomfort.” So proud of AJ and Matías for keeping us healthy and motivated! ??? Check out their exercise videos at the link in our bio! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Oct 6, 2020 at 2:11pm PDT
Passion Projects are a-go! Eighth graders AJ S. and Matías G. started a business for their passion project, Fun Fitness For Kids. They offer fun, free classes to kids and kids at heart on their YouTube channel. In their own words, “We believe everyone deserves to exercise even during these difficult times. We are trying to find the pleasurable side of fitness; and while there may be a sore muscle or two along the way, the benefits of fitness are worth the discomfort.” So proud of AJ and Matías for keeping us healthy and motivated! ??? Check out their exercise videos at the link in our bio! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Join us this weekend on Saturday, October 3, where we will be celebrating Peace, Love, and Buckley and Founder’s Day combined! We hope to see you there! ???? #buckley #thebuckleyschool #foundersday @thebuckleypa A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 30, 2020 at 12:44pm PDT
Join us this weekend on Saturday, October 3, where we will be celebrating Peace, Love, and Buckley and Founder’s Day combined! We hope to see you there! ???? #buckley #thebuckleyschool #foundersday @thebuckleypa
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View this post on Instagram Did you know that California declared itself an independent country in 1846? Our room 8 fourth graders do after their exploration of this history book! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 25, 2020 at 3:46pm PDT
Did you know that California declared itself an independent country in 1846? Our room 8 fourth graders do after their exploration of this history book! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Celia G., a Spanish exchange student last year, returned to Madrid after the start of quarantine, but through the power of remote learning she joined Mr. Dalles' AP French class to share about her experiences in Spain during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks for joining and sharing your experiences, Celia! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 24, 2020 at 9:02am PDT
Celia G., a Spanish exchange student last year, returned to Madrid after the start of quarantine, but through the power of remote learning she joined Mr. Dalles' AP French class to share about her experiences in Spain during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks for joining and sharing your experiences, Celia! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Student Yasmine P. created an online platform called Her House, which encourages young women to share their voices on different issues in the world today. Click the #linkinbio to read more. Amazing work, Yasmine! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 23, 2020 at 2:02pm PDT
Student Yasmine P. created an online platform called Her House, which encourages young women to share their voices on different issues in the world today. Click the #linkinbio to read more. Amazing work, Yasmine! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Ms. McMackin brought eighth grade American history to life by dressing the part when teaching the Salem Witch Trials this week! ????? We can’t decide witch part of her look is our favorite! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 22, 2020 at 9:28am PDT
Ms. McMackin brought eighth grade American history to life by dressing the part when teaching the Salem Witch Trials this week! ????? We can’t decide witch part of her look is our favorite! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram We loved seeing our seniors last Friday as they came to campus to pick up their planners and senior sweatshirts from the Griffin! ?? #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 21, 2020 at 9:24am PDT
We loved seeing our seniors last Friday as they came to campus to pick up their planners and senior sweatshirts from the Griffin! ?? #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Our Lower School celebrated Latino/a/x Heritage Month with this video in their assembly! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 18, 2020 at 4:35pm PDT
Our Lower School celebrated Latino/a/x Heritage Month with this video in their assembly! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram In an email to Upper School students this morning commemorating September 11, 2001, Buckley student council president and vice president Sophia N. and Jackson R. shared these powerful words. #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 11, 2020 at 4:58pm PDT
In an email to Upper School students this morning commemorating September 11, 2001, Buckley student council president and vice president Sophia N. and Jackson R. shared these powerful words. #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Mr. Nash noticed that every single student in his Theatre and Performance Foundations class had a stuffed animal in their bedroom, so he had his students grab them for the photo! ?? What a wild coincidence! #thebuckleyschool #buckley A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 10, 2020 at 3:42pm PDT
Mr. Nash noticed that every single student in his Theatre and Performance Foundations class had a stuffed animal in their bedroom, so he had his students grab them for the photo! ?? What a wild coincidence! #thebuckleyschool #buckley
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View this post on Instagram Eighth grader Madeleine F. has been busily stitching all summer and made great progress on her “Covid Quilt” she started last year as Global Studies project. The quilt honors those lost to the pandemic and is headed to the National Mall for display once completed. If you know someone who died from Covid-19 or can spread the word about the quilt, please check out covidquilt2020.com or @CovidQuilt2020 on Instagram for details on how to participate. #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 3, 2020 at 9:30am PDT
Eighth grader Madeleine F. has been busily stitching all summer and made great progress on her “Covid Quilt” she started last year as Global Studies project. The quilt honors those lost to the pandemic and is headed to the National Mall for display once completed. If you know someone who died from Covid-19 or can spread the word about the quilt, please check out covidquilt2020.com or @CovidQuilt2020 on Instagram for details on how to participate. #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram A new semester and means it’s time for a new season of epic trivia! Starting next Tuesday, Middle and Upper School students and faculty are invited to a weekly Jeopardy! game led by Ms. K. Share your favorite piece of trivia in the comments below! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Sep 1, 2020 at 1:03pm PDT
A new semester and means it’s time for a new season of epic trivia! Starting next Tuesday, Middle and Upper School students and faculty are invited to a weekly Jeopardy! game led by Ms. K. Share your favorite piece of trivia in the comments below! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram We are thrilled to have these new teachers, staff, and administrators join our team this year! Welcome to Buckley! ?? Click the #linkinbio to read more. #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Aug 31, 2020 at 3:00pm PDT
We are thrilled to have these new teachers, staff, and administrators join our team this year! Welcome to Buckley! ?? Click the #linkinbio to read more. #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram We ?? the Class of 2033! Welcome, kindergarteners! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Aug 28, 2020 at 2:52pm PDT
We ?? the Class of 2033! Welcome, kindergarteners! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram This year’s kindergarten class will graduate in 2033, the year that Buckley turns ??! Regardless of where we are, we are excited to embrace our new kindergarten students. ?? Welcome to Buckley, Class of 2033! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Aug 27, 2020 at 1:04pm PDT
This year’s kindergarten class will graduate in 2033, the year that Buckley turns ??! Regardless of where we are, we are excited to embrace our new kindergarten students. ?? Welcome to Buckley, Class of 2033! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Our Head of School, Assistant Head, and division heads are excited to see everyone back in school today! #buckley #thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Aug 26, 2020 at 12:46pm PDT
Our Head of School, Assistant Head, and division heads are excited to see everyone back in school today! #buckley #thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Seniors picked up swag bags and their very own Class of 2021 masks at School Supply Pick-Up Day today. We hope you can wear them on campus one day soon! Take a photo wearing yours and tag us! @thebuckleyschool A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Aug 25, 2020 at 9:37pm PDT
Seniors picked up swag bags and their very own Class of 2021 masks at School Supply Pick-Up Day today. We hope you can wear them on campus one day soon! Take a photo wearing yours and tag us! @thebuckleyschool
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View this post on Instagram Today Buckley launched its plan: Living Our Mission: Anti-Racist Programs & Practices. We hope you’ll read it for a better understanding of our commitment to equity and inclusion and how we’ll approach every facet of our learning community--from curriculum to professional development and anti-bias reporting. Our work must be strong and on-going. Click the link in the bio to learn more. A post shared by The Buckley School (@thebuckleyschool) on Aug 24, 2020 at 9:49am PDT
Today Buckley launched its plan: Living Our Mission: Anti-Racist Programs & Practices. We hope you’ll read it for a better understanding of our commitment to equity and inclusion and how we’ll approach every facet of our learning community--from curriculum to professional development and anti-bias reporting. Our work must be strong and on-going. Click the link in the bio to learn more.
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