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Cabot School Performing Arts Center CSPAC CONSTRUCTION NEARLY COMPLETE!
CSPAC CONSTRUCTION NEARLY COMPLETE! Movie about Performing Arts at Cabot!!!!
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Where Are they Now? Cabot Graduates are pursuing a variety of jobs, careers and continuing education. These are links to some of what they are up to. If you have info and web links to current info on Cabot Grads, please send ! Jesse Bushey-and Dave Tormey are working at Mountain Forge Inc in Truckee, CA. See portfolios of their custom Ironwork at mtnforge.com Elliott Katz has an online art portfolio at http://www.relliottkatz.com
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Cabot School Memorial Day Ceremony
Students and teachers gather on the Common to honor the sacrifice of US Military in past and current wars.
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New Handbooks February 17, 2009 Dear Cabot Students and Parents: The new edition of the Cabot School Student Handbook is now
available. A rich learning environment is enhanced when all members know and understand the conditions which support healthy learning and student success. Please take time to read and discuss the handbook with your child/children. Students are encouraged to read and discuss the conditions/rules within the handbook, in homeroom, with other students, your teachers and parents. Cabot School is committed to providing our students with the best learning environment possible. Please feel free to share any questions or suggestions you may have so that we can take them into account when we prepare updates next fall. Sincerely, Regina Quinn Handbooks can be seen and downloaded in 3 formats Dorothy Canfield Fisher Battle of the Books On June 11, eleven fifth, sixth, and seventh
graders participated in the first annual Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Battle of the Books. Six other students
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CONGRATULATIONS -Rachel Pitkin won the Congressional Choice Award at the Congressional Art Exhibit.
Cabot School Mission Statement The mission of The Cabot School is to provide all community residents, both students and adults, with the skills and knowledge necessary for them to become and remain informed, productive, self-sufficient, responsible citizens who will contribute to their communities and who possess the self-esteem and motivation to continue learning throughout their lives. Report to Washington Northeast Farm to School Third grade Math Links Flitsbeelden- math games (danish) Congratulations to Charlie Barasch on the publication of his book of poetry: Dreams of the Presidents
Cabot Primary Teachers Awarded A "Fund for Teacher's" Grant to Study Math and Literacy in New Zealand Lynn Talamini and Donna Stone received a $10,000 grant through the American Fund For Teachers to travel to New Zealand this summer and study math, literacy, and culture. New Zealand leads the world in literacy rates. Donna and Lynn have both used math and literacy programs developed in New Zealand in their classroom and will see these programs in action through school visits and meetings with New Zealand educators. Ella's Blog from Ladakh
My home for the past month has been in a place far from Vermont, the Himalayas. Although the contrast of the East to the West is evident almost every moment here, I find myself slowly growing accustomed to the differences to my life back in Cabot. I am comforted by the vastness of the mountains that surround me, scraping the sky, soaring higher and higher, their peaks are out of sight. I love the feeling that I get as I stand next to these monsters of land. I am so miniscule as I stand at the base of these mountains, yet I am so enormous, so valiant standing at the top. We returned back to SECMOL last week from our five-day trek and homestay. Staying with a Ladakhi family, in a Ladakhi household completely exposed me to a whole new side to where we are. The means of simplicity that these people live by is, to me, incredible. We hiked to villages that didn’t have roads leading to them. In areas this remote, yaks became the means of transportation. I remember staying in one household where our five-year old brother would help with chores around the house. He carried stacks of dried dung, and wood toward the room we were staying in so we could stay warm next to the stove throughout the night. Later in the evening, after dinner, we all danced to the scratchy tapes of Ladakhi pop songs that played off of the radio sitting by the bucket of water, used for washing. The Ladakhis are by far the hardest working, and most compassionate people that I have ever met. Their energy and resilience to us indolent Americans still seems amazing.
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