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Restorative Spotlight: David Chodakewitz the 6th Grade Dean

With the winter holidays approaching, rituals and traditions seem to be in the air – from gathering around a turkey at Thanksgiving to spinning dreidels for Hanukkah and decorating Christmas trees. Perhaps as a result, this week, I’ve been reflecting a lot on the role of rituals in students’ experiences at school.

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Upper School Explores Afro-Cuban Culture Through Dance

Students in the Upper School elective Marginal Voices of the Hispanic World recently explored Afro-Cuban culture through the art of dance. As part of their semester unit on Afro-Cuban heritage, the class welcomed acclaimed performer TaDeo Asojano for an immersive Afro-Cuban Dance Workshop, conducted entirely in Spanish.

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Celebrating Tradition and Art: Día de Muertos in Middle School

For over a decade, the Middle School Spanish department has honored Día de Muertos by creating a colorful, collaborative altar (ofrenda) in the second-floor atrium, blending cultural tradition with student creativity. This annual project invites each Middle School grade to participate through unique artistic contributions, encouraging students to explore both their own traditions and those of others.

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Announcing BC's 2024-25 Artist-in-Residence

We are excited to announce the launch of the 2024-25 Berkeley Carroll Artist-in-Residence (AIR) program, a unique initiative that brings professional visual artists into our school to engage students in hands-on creative experiences.

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