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  • Inspirit AI — Summer Programming

    This summer, CSW is thrilled to offer a project-based artificial intelligence program through Inspirit AI, an AI education program developed and taught by Stanford and MIT alumni. The program will run on weekdays from June 22-July 2.

    Students from rising grades 8-12 will learn the fundamental concepts of AI and gain a deeper understanding of how AI is used to build programs like ChatGPT and generative AI, fight pandemics, power self-driving cars, and more. Students will learn to program AI using Python, discuss ethics and bias within AI, and complete a group project applying AI to a discipline like sustainability, disaster relief, music/arts, among others. No prior computer science experience is required to participate. 

    If you may be interested in participating in this unique opportunity to learn from AI practitioners and graduate students from Stanford and MIT, you can find information on the CSW website as well as in this program brochure.

  • Summer Mini Mod Courses in Math

    CSW is excited to be offering a number of Summer Mini Mods again in 2026, taught by CSW teachers, designed to help students brush up on their skills or advance their practice in math between the end of the school year and the start of the next. Each course is designed to allow students to immerse themselves into their learning and focus their practice for future success. The following Mini Mods are being offered:
    • Foundations in Algebra for rising 9-10 graders
    • Geometry Enrichment for rising 10-11 graders
    • Launch to Calculus for rising 11-12 graders
    You can find out more about the Mini Mods, what dates they are being offered, and register for whichever one is right for you on the CSW website.

Academics

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  • Mid-module Reports Available Thursday, December 18

    Mid-module Reports will be available on Thursday, December 18, in myCSW. Mid-module Reports are communications of concern from a teacher to a student, a student's family, and a student's advisor. Mid-module Reports are written to provide students with an opportunity to address concerns, including, but not limited to, attendance, participation, missing work, and the quality of their work not meeting expectations. Students are expected to respond to Mid-module Reports by meeting directly with teachers to clarify any concerns and to develop a plan for addressing those concerns over the remaining weeks of the module. Only students who are not meeting expectations will receive a Mid-module report, so please note that not all students will receive a report. 
     
    Teachers will open grade books in myCSW for you to see your student's progress thus far this mod.
     
    If your student received a Mid-module report, we highly encourage them to attend open office hours to meet with the teacher of the class. 
     

  • Mod 4 Course Changes and Book Orders

    Any student wishing to request a course change for Mod 4 should email Academics@csw.org and their advisor no later than Thursday, December 18.
     
    Any student granted a course change is encouraged to order books for the new class as soon as possible, so you'll have them in time for the next mod. The Book List is available on the All Things Academic Tile in myCSW.

College Counseling

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  • ACT/SAT Diagnostic Opportunity

    The CSW College Counseling office is happy to provide junior students the opportunity to take a practice ACT or digital SAT virtually through Revolution Prep, our standardized testing preparation partner.
     
    This is an at-home exam with options to test independently or as part of a national mock test date. National mock tests are offered on Saturdays at both 9:00 am and 12:00 pm; independent testing can be done at any time. Once complete, students will receive a thorough diagnostic report to help them interpret and analyze the results.

    Families interested in pursuing this opportunity should visit the landing page to see all available options for at-home independent and national mock testing. All practice tests are free, and families do not need to utilize Revolution Prep's test preparation services to access the tests. 

    Students or families with questions about testing should contact Randy Jose from the College Counseling office or David Zimbalist from Revolution Prep.

  • Junior Parent College Counseling Night

    January 6, 7:00 p.m., Community Gallery and on Zoom
     
    Join us for insight and guidance into navigating the college search process. The event will have two distinct parts: a large group presentation followed by an informal time with your student’s assigned college counselor. The presentation portion of the evening will be held in the Community Gallery. The presentation portion will be live-streamed on Zoom and recorded for those unable to join us in person that evening. Individual Zoom room access will be offered for the counselor meet-and-greet portion of the program.
     
    This program is highly recommended for all junior parents.

Student Life

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Residential Life

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  • Happy Winter Break!

    Dorms close at 12 noon on Saturday, December 20. 

    Dorms open for international students (and domestic boarders upon request) on Sunday, January 4, at 1:00 p.m.

    Dorms open for domestic boarding students on Monday, January 5, at 9:00 s.m.

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