News at Buckley
Banned Books Week
It's Banned Books Week!
Banned Books Week, sponsored by the American Library Association, is an important opportunity for Buckley to advocate for intellectual freedom, personal autonomy and choice, and for the value of intellectual resources. We do it to remind our students that some of the books they're familiar with are limited or forbidden in other places in the country, and around the world. For example, it was just this year that Harry Potter was banned in a Catholic school in Tennessee. So, we celebrate the freedom to read every year!
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Other News
List of 4 news stories.
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Update on Living Our Mission: Anti-Racist Programs & Practices
Earlier this year, Buckley launched its plan, Living Our Mission: Anti-Racist Programs & Practices. Today, we're excited to share an update.Read More
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Great Day with 3-5!
Read MoreWe had a wonderful return-to-school campus with our third, fourth, and fifth grade students! -
Welcome Back, K-2!
It was so great to see our kindergarten, first, and second grade students on campus today!Read More -
Black History Month at Buckley
In an effort to continue building upon Dr. King’s legacy of service to the community, the Office of DEI partnered with The Valley of Change to develop a daily calendar filled with action opportunities.Read More
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