Embrace your inner Emerson, and take a few extra deep breaths today. Here's to another week, we got this. #dolphinsgothedistance #chadwickstrong #motivationmonday

@GovPeterShumlin, the former Governor of Vermont, spoke to our Middle and Upper School students about the devastating impact of climate change. Through his passionate lecture and engaging conversations, Shumlin encouraged students to take action to preserve our environment. 🌎

We were honored to have NYT Bestselling Author @getnicced on campus today to speak about her path to becoming an author, activism, representation in literature and more. 💙📚

Watch our students' performance at the @CATheatreEd Festival, which won them the audience's vote for Outstanding Performance: youtu.be/rB8FLcVFg0I

The cast & crew of "Puffs!" won Outstanding Performance and the prestigious Flip Reade Award for Outstanding Physical Theater at the @CATheatreEd Festival over the weekend. We're so proud of our students and their incredible performance at the festival!

As the nation honored the legacy of #MLK , four Upper School students and two faculty members attended the Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Leadership Summit at @CdeP. Dr. Cornel West spoke about King's legacy in independent schools and nurturing a pedagogy of hope.

We are so grateful for our wonderful Maintenance and Facilities staff! They're pictured here at the holiday lunch hosted by the Chadwick Parents Association. Thanks for all you do for us each day!

Last week, six Upper School students and 16 adults, including Board of Trustee members, faculty and staff, participated in the Student Diversity Leadership Conference and NAIS People of Color Conference in Seattle. #NAISPoCC #ChadwickProud

Second-graders @Intl_Chadwick (CI) had a special visitor in their classroom yesterday: our Head of School Dal Sohi! Dal is visiting CI this week, & popped into the second-grade classroom during a lesson on weather. Here, he's showing students the weather forecast in PV!

In Annie Spalding's first-grade class, she hopes students learn how to care for each other and think for themselves. "First-graders have strong, developed personalities and they ask lots of questions. Everyday is different," Annie shared. #FacultyFridays #ChadwickProud