Berkeley Carroll News and Community Stories

Berkeley Carroll's Kindergarteners closed out the school year in the most delicious way possible, with Momo's Munchies, a fully student-run bake shop named for beloved class mascot Momo the Monkey.

The Berkeley Carroll Middle School community gathered this week to close out the academic year with music, student reflections, and a Moving Up ceremony that sent every grade into summer with something to look forward to. 

Berkeley Carroll's Lower School gathered at the Athletic Center for one of the year's most beloved traditions, Arch Day, before the 4th graders made their way down Carroll Street and into the next chapter of their BC journey.

Families and special guests gathered at the Athletics Center to cheer on Berkeley Carroll's kindergarteners as they showed off a skill they've been working hard to master all unit long. 

Imagination, innovation, and Spanish vocabulary were all on the menu as Berkeley Carroll's second graders rolled out their creations for the fourth annual Food Truck Project. 

Singers, dancers, comedians, and, not one, but two, ventriloquists took over the gym as Berkeley Carroll's annual Middle School Variety Show delivered one of the year's most joyful afternoons. 

Some of these students picked up their instruments for the very first time in September. By spring, they were performing finales. BC's 5th and 6th grade musicians took over the Marlene Clary Performance Space in legendary fashion.

Berkeley Carroll's 4th graders took the Marlene Clary Performance Space by storm, closing out their Lower School years with music, dance, poetry, D&D monsters, garden-fresh produce, Broadway-worthy performances, and more than a few happy tears. 

Blueprints, physical models, 3D renderings, and a panel of real-world professionals, BC 8th graders recently wrapped up one of the year's most ambitious projects with a Bridge Design Showcase that brought the city's transportation challenges into the classroom.