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2024
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A Magical Winter Pageant at The Orchard School
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Pre-K Students at Orchard Explore Art and Literacy Through Creative Projects
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After Professional Dev. in Williamsburg, Orchard Teachers Craft Integrated Lesson
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Honoring Our Veterans: A Day of Reflection and Respect at Orchard
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Orchard Fourth Graders Perform "The Frog Princess!"
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Orchard's Future Voters in Action for the Eighth Grade Election Project
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Día de los Muertos and Diwali Celebrations Led by Orchard Students
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Orchard and UHS Bring Parents Together for Presentation by Dr. Lisa Damour
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Founders Day Fun, Rosh Hashanah, and Spirit & Philanthropy Week Celebrations
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Orchard Student-Led Assembly Celebrates the Start of National Hispanic Heritage Month
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Kate Koschnick '20 is building community as a Danforth Scholar at Wash U
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The First Days of School Were Full of Excitement, Joy, and Connection
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Back to School Bash 2024
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Spring Pageant 2024: Photo Album
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Orchard Students Embrace Nature's Call: Rainy Day Play Promotes Growth and Development
Read MoreKeep scrolling after the article to see more photos and a video. Parents, be sure to check the April 14th Observer for all of the high resolution photos.
As the rain poured down, students at The Orchard School jumped at the opportunity to connect with nature. With uncontainable excitement, they rushed outside to immerse themselves in the mud and rain, creating impromptu games and reveling in the freedom of outdoor play. Research consistently highlights the benefits of these experiences for children's development, fostering creativity, resilience, and a profound connection with the natural world. Today's muddy escapade was not just a playful adventure but a crucial component in nurturing our students’ overall development well-being.As Richard Louv, the author of the book Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder, would say, "We should not think of a child's experience in nature as an extracurricular activity. It should be thought of as vital to children's health and development."Orchard couldn’t agree more with that statement. -
Video & Photos: Orchard's Pancake Breakfast Was A Sweet Success
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Orchard Fourth Graders Perform "SWITCHERMOO!"
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Photos & Gratitude: Thanks for a great Night Owl 2024 auction!
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2024
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A Magical Winter Pageant at The Orchard School
Read More -
Pre-K Students at Orchard Explore Art and Literacy Through Creative Projects
Read More -
After Professional Dev. in Williamsburg, Orchard Teachers Craft Integrated Lesson
Read More -
Honoring Our Veterans: A Day of Reflection and Respect at Orchard
Read More -
Orchard Fourth Graders Perform "The Frog Princess!"
Read More -
Orchard's Future Voters in Action for the Eighth Grade Election Project
Read More -
Día de los Muertos and Diwali Celebrations Led by Orchard Students
Read More -
Orchard and UHS Bring Parents Together for Presentation by Dr. Lisa Damour
Read More -
Founders Day Fun, Rosh Hashanah, and Spirit & Philanthropy Week Celebrations
Read More -
Orchard Student-Led Assembly Celebrates the Start of National Hispanic Heritage Month
Read More -
Kate Koschnick '20 is building community as a Danforth Scholar at Wash U
Read More -
The First Days of School Were Full of Excitement, Joy, and Connection
Read More -
Back to School Bash 2024
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Spring Pageant 2024: Photo Album
Read More -
Orchard Students Embrace Nature's Call: Rainy Day Play Promotes Growth and Development
Read MoreKeep scrolling after the article to see more photos and a video. Parents, be sure to check the April 14th Observer for all of the high resolution photos.
As the rain poured down, students at The Orchard School jumped at the opportunity to connect with nature. With uncontainable excitement, they rushed outside to immerse themselves in the mud and rain, creating impromptu games and reveling in the freedom of outdoor play. Research consistently highlights the benefits of these experiences for children's development, fostering creativity, resilience, and a profound connection with the natural world. Today's muddy escapade was not just a playful adventure but a crucial component in nurturing our students’ overall development well-being.As Richard Louv, the author of the book Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder, would say, "We should not think of a child's experience in nature as an extracurricular activity. It should be thought of as vital to children's health and development."Orchard couldn’t agree more with that statement. -
Video & Photos: Orchard's Pancake Breakfast Was A Sweet Success
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Orchard Fourth Graders Perform "SWITCHERMOO!"
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Photos & Gratitude: Thanks for a great Night Owl 2024 auction!
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Notice of Nondiscriminatory Policy as to Students: The Orchard School values diversity and seeks talented students. Orchard admits students of any race, color, national origin and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. Orchard does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or age in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, and athletic and other school-administered programs.