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Crescent Blogs

Open Mike: Headmaster's Blog

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  • A New Chapter

    By Headmaster Michael Fellin
    One of the most exhilarating occasions at Crescent each school year is Offer Day. It begins with a small group of Navy SEAL-style operatives consisting of staff, students, parents, and alumni stealthily placing giant ties on the doors of prospective family homes in the wee hours of the morning. For discerning families, it marks the end of an arduous and stressful period of school selection. For both groups, it is a moment of wading into the dark, in the hope of a new and bright chapter together.
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Crescent Voices Blogs

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  • Meaningful Preparation Brings Black History Month to Life

    Rae Ann Martin, Academic Coordinator of the Upper School & Deputy Headmaster
    While honouring and celebrating Black History Month is an exciting and enriching time, it requires significant preparation and collaboration to get our program off the ground. I have the pleasure of being one of two staff leads working with the Black Students’ Association (BSA), a group that takes considerable pride in producing meaningful programming that is educational and reflective of our core values, such as respect, honesty & compassion. This is no small feat, but as they say, “many hands make light work”.
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CCBE Considers Blogs

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  • Helping Boys Learn Better: Retrieval Practice and Executive Function

    by Gina Kay, Executive Director, Crescent Student Services
    Discrepancies between the sociological structures in the educational system and the biological maturation of boys result in academic challenges in school that persist into adulthood, putting their health and well-being at risk (Reeves, 2022). As teachers of boys, it is incumbent upon us to determine the changes needed in our classrooms to help boys develop executive functioning skills and achieve academic success. 
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