Blog Post by Corlears School
Building a Partnership with Your Child’s Teachers at Conferences
Parent-teacher conferences can be nerve-wracking, but with these tips, you can feel more ...
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50+ Summer Learning Resources
Stay sharp during the summer months with these educational resources recommended by ...
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Professional Development at Corlears: Investing in Our Teachers and Staff
Corlears fosters continuous growth among its early childhood teachers through its ...
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Separation Anxiety Books for Toddlers and Parents
Prepare for the upcoming school year with these separation support resources for you and ...
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Black Lives Matter Week of Action at Corlears
Corlears School is proud to join schools for Black Lives Matter Week of Action, a week of ...
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30 Social Justice Resources for Families
Families that want to discuss identity, race, and taking action against racism with their ...
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Downtown Independent Schools Present: Expert Advice on COVID-19 Vaccines for Young Children
Corlears School partnered with LREI, Village Community, and City and Country Schools to ...
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Corlears Teachers Reflect on Joys, Overcoming Challenges of Pandemic
Our teachers reflect on the 2020-21 school year, and how they and their students ...
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Corlears Launches New Toddler Program 'Roots'
Our progressive early childhood school is expanding its programming to include offerings ...
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How a Social Studies Unit Inspired Elementary Students to Run a Clothing Drive
Corlears first and second graders culminated their study on Needs and Wants by partnering ...
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How to Talk About Race and Identity with Older Children
By ages 8 to 10, upper elementary students are able to have deeper conversations about ...
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How to Talk About Race and Identity with Kindergarteners
Between ages 5 and 7, kids are internalizing messages about race and diversity in ...
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How to Talk About Race and Identity With Toddlers
Children ages 2 to 4 begin developing an awareness of their identity and the identity of ...
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Students Dive Into Mock Caldecott Awards Project
Corlears students got a taste of what it’s like to be on the Caldecott Medal award ...
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Corlears Board of Trustees Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The school’s leadership echoed their support for the school’s diversity, equity and ...
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Separation Anxiety: Tips on How to Say Goodbye
Watch this video to get advice on how to say goodbye to your child in a way that sets ...
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Elementary Math Game: How To Play 'What Comes Next?'
Practice patterns at home with this math game for early elementary school students, ...
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Kids Art Activity: How to Make Recycled Robots and Animals
You can find inspiration for art anywhere – including your recycling bin! Kids looking ...
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Our Stand for Justice, Equity, and Inclusion
Since its founding in 1968, Corlears School has been dedicated to bringing social justice ...
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Helping Children Build Confidence Through Music
Looking for ways to support your child in building confidence? Try music! Corlears music ...
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