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For Parents/Guardians

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  • CSW Basketball Swag Store is Open!

    Check out our CSW Basketball Swag store! Please order before November 21.

  • Open House on Saturday, October 25

    Know anyone great who is looking at high schools? 
    Invite them to attend our Open House!

    Saturday, October 25, 9:00 a.m. – Noon

    We'll be hosting our Fall Open House on Saturday, October 25, from 9:00 a.m. to noon. This self-paced tour of campus allows visitors to focus on the departments, programs, conversations, and questions that are most on their minds. Students, faculty, and administrators will be stationed along the tour route ready to answer questions and share their CSW experiences.

    Families are encouraged to register in advance through their Ravenna account, or by calling the admissions office 781-642-8650. Registration encouraged, but not required. 

Academics

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  • Mid-module Reports Available Saturday, November 1

    Mid-module Reports will be available on Saturday, November 1, 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 3 Course Changes and Book Orders

    Any student wishing to request a course change for Mod 3 should email Academics@csw.org and their advisor no later than Friday, October 31.
     
    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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  • College Visits - Week of 10/27 - 10/31

    College Visits - Week of 10/27 - 10/31
    The following college will have a representative visiting CSW next week to meet with seniors. 
    Kenyon College
    10/27/25
    11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
    University of Rochester
    10/28/25
    9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
    American University
    10/28/25
    11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
    Bennington College
    10/28/25
    1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
     
    *Students should check the Events tab in Maia Learning for the most up-to-date listings and additional details. All visits are hosted in the College Counseling Center, except for Art School visits and Portfolio Reviews, which will be held in the Art Building.

Student Life

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Residential Life

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Campus Headlines

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  • Artist Yan Lei P ’28 Donates Original Work to CSW

    In October, members of the CSW community gathered to celebrate a generous gift from artist Yan Lei and his wife, Clothilde Yang, parents of BeiBei ’28. The couple donated a striking original artwork titled “Ecstasy” to the school, a silkscreen on French handmade paper created earlier this year. The donation includes the first five pieces in a 99-edition series.
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  • CSW's Wilderness Program Kicks Off in the White Mountains

    The Fall Wilderness Trip was back in action in the White Mountains! Each mod break wilderness trip welcomes students of all experience levels and splits up in to two groups. The introductory group made its foray into the Kinsman Mountains while the advanced group tackled Mt. Madison. Both groups enjoyed some hearty meals of korma, pasta, and hummus wraps, and they accomplished some serious elevation with spectacular views of fall foliage and mountain ridges. Overall, it was a successful trip, and we’re looking forward to returning to the area for the Winter Wilderness Trip!

  • Dining Hall Staff Earns High Honors

    We are proud to share that CSW's dining services team from CulinArt, led by Chef Jim Boyd, has been named a Compass Center for Excellence. This prestigious recognition honors dining teams that demonstrate best-in-class performance across key metrics including financial management, quality assurance and safety, wellness and sustainability, and innovation. This is the first time an independent school had earned such an honor. 
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  • Students Participate in BEcamp Entrepreneurship Summit

    Last weekend, four 12th-grade students, Gigi '26, Adam '26, Kannie '26, and J'Nyla '26, took part in a summit with BEcamp founder and educator Mike McQuillan in order to learn about business, economics, and entrepreneurship.
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  • CSW Musicians Shine in Community Performance

    This past Sunday, four of our students, along with Music teacher Michael Weinstein, took part in a powerful performance of Fauré’s Requiem at First Church and Parish in Dedham. The concert was a beautiful collaboration between Opera UnMet, the Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry in Roxbury, Project STEP, CSW student musicians, and volunteer choir members from local Unitarian Universalist congregations.
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