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Previous Blog Posts
Civil Rights Day at SRS
Since its inception, Shaker Road School has fostered a community that supports learning, acceptance, and tolerance. Shaker Road School’s first motto as a child care center—“Loving, Learning, Caring”—continues to guide the work we do with all families. Our...
Never be afraid to try something new
This winter, a small group of intrepid middle school students joined Shaker’s revamped competitive Nordic ski team. Many of these students had never cross-country skied before, and most had never raced. For those unfamiliar with the sport, it isn’t easy....
Teaching Timeliness…and the Benefits of Arriving to School Early
I will admit it; one of my biggest pet peeves is arriving late to a meeting, appointment, or event. It is challenging, especially on these dark mornings, to get out the door to be on time for school, but I try to live by the mantra that...
Courage and Self-Advocacy: Take the Plunge, the Thrill is Worth it
It's September, 2014. Student Government elections are just around the corner. Izzy Wang faces a tough decision. Does she take a leap and run for fifth grade representative, or play it safe and wait another year to run. She's excited about the idea of...
Kindness and Empathy
Over several years of discussing November’s citizenship theme, “kindness and empathy,” with my seventh and eighth grade students, I have come to understand a thing: kids who grow up knowing, experiencing, and practicing kindness and empathy can sometimes have trouble...
Latest Blog Post
Crazy Everything (But Behavior) Day 2020
The response to "Crazy Everything (But Behavior) Day!" was impressive! Over 100 photos of craziness were submitted! We love that SRS spirit! Take a look...