Money Matters for Young Women
-Invest In Girls Wants Young Girls To Be The CFOs Of Their Lives- What is the difference between...
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Lovers of Language: Students find answers to contemporary issues in the classics
At Milton, there is no such thing as a “dead” language. Here, the classics are alive and thriving, and students can choose to continue a Milton tradition of Latin or Ancient Greek — languages that date back roughly to the 6th century BC and the 9th century BC, respectively.
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The Humanities Workshop: A Lesson in Why the Humanities Matter
Lisa Baker and Alisa Braithwaite like to describe their ambitious new project—the Humanities...
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Uniting Sounds: Moving Music Past Old Boundaries
How do you get dozens of antsy 3- to 7-year-olds to pay attention to a classical music performance...
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Character Study: Students View Classic Works Through Many Lenses
“When we reject the single story, when we realize that there is never a single story about any...
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Since 1977, the Saturday Course Has Thrilled Children Every Week
Twelve fourth graders crowd around a skeleton splayed out on a lab table, feeling their own...
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Anatomy of an Exam Project
Creating a Digital Self Portrait
Exploring identity, which is the real work of adolescence, has always been a major aspect of...
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