Last week, 4th graders took part in their annual pumpkin-painting project to support residents at a nearby nursing home. Their colorful creations ranged from silly and adorable to spooky, featuring
The dragons are back—and they’re ready to hide! Last Monday, Ceramics students painted 28 small clay dragons for the second annual Dragon Hunt. Throughout October, these colorful creations will be
Note: Tickets will be $10 at the door for family and friends and $5 for SGS students.
Lower School students are showcasing their creativity and learning through several engaging displays across campus. First grade has created a wall-sized dragon while practicing counting to 100. Each link in
SGS Film Spring Term students proudly present three original short films. (See below) Each piece showcases strong writing, engaging performances, and thoughtful direction — congratulations to all the writers, actors,
The Dance Spring Term team, led by Mark Rickard and Tonya Ballman‑Lakewolf, presented exhilarating performances last week after weeks of rehearsal. Students mastered a range of styles — Bollywood (with
Teachers Julie Huber, Allie McBride, Autumn Carper and their Gather in the Garden Spring Term students turned the outdoor patio behind the art classroom from an empty space into a
Last Friday the fifth-grade class hosted their annual Art Exhibition Capstone, welcoming friends, family and fellow LS students to explore a diverse showcase—from digital pieces and embroidery to sketches and
Zine Fest, an annual gathering of self-published authors and artists, drew our middle school Lit Mag Club to the heart of the creative community. Club members staffed a table, attended
