A group of 10 Middle Schoolers competed to represent Parker in the state-level National Geographic GeoBee competition. Congratulations to the winner, Will Frost, Class of 2023!
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The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion Work at Parker
A message to the Parker community from the Director of Diversity and Inclusion.
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Board Chair Corner – January 2019
A message to the Parker community from the Chair of the Board of Trustees Robert Gleason
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Helping Our Students Find Their Purpose
Happy New Year! It’s that time of the year: time when we reflect on our lives—the past year and the year ahead. For me, I begin with being happy about staying up until midnight and pretending to be in Times Square on east coast time. Check that box next to “I’ve still got it.” While many of us have a list of things to accomplish (learn to surf) or proxies for health and wellbeing (being able to stay up until midnight), having “the list” is what allows us to thrive because it comes from “a deep sense of who [we] are.”
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Character Education: Beyond the Waterline of Visibility
As a mission and values-driven organization, Parker holds its mission statement as a bold challenge to all of us as we care for students, create programming, and steward resources to establish the best learning environment possible.
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Message From the Head of School | Update on Changes to the Daily Schedule
Since 2012, following the course set in Parker’s Strategic Plan, the School’s leadership across all three divisions has invested significant time and resources into the ongoing improvement of the daily schedule. To date, significant enhancements have been made to all three divisional schedules that reflect our core values and support student learning.
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The Parker Community is a Special Place for Student Learning
One could argue that the most important thing going for our School is the community itself. My lens on Parker is long enough that I can truly appreciate where we are now with a clear understanding of where we have been.
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A Message from the Parents Association President
A message to the Parker community from Parents Association President Marilyn Tobin.
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Julie Jester Newman ’10 | Electronics Engineer, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
On a clear summer evening in the year 2025, look to the southwestern sky and find the planet Jupiter. If you look hard enough, you might see the Europa Clipper spacecraft flying by Jupiter’s moon Europa, carrying with it Julie Jester Newman’s instrument named REASON.
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