Their memories include dancing and singing in the rain with ukulele accompaniment; baking bread and dancing in their Icelandic host’s large, warm kitchen; watching the sun rise and set in the Andes.
Data Science, Guts, and Asking the “Why”
Passages
On Hope and Gratitude
At the Heart of the Watershed Experience
“May Term is one of the best parts of Watershed! I return each time with a whole new layer of perspective on the world and having developed new and lasting friendships. Every May Term has put me in some kind of uncomfortable situation, but with the support I’ve needed to really grow from that discomfort…”
The Watershed Approach: College Readiness and College Admission
The Third Purpose of Independent Schools
Young at Heart
Global Learning During a Pandemic
Watershed students reported lots of different ‘wins’ from this year’s G20 experience. Some were fascinated to learn how to think about climate change issues from a non-U.S. perspective, others developed lasting connections with kids from around the world, and some students viewed the experience as relevant to their future goals…
Finding Empathy Through Graphic Storytelling
Featured Alumna Erin Lewis ‘13 - The Power of Questions
Student Perspectives on the World's Great Challenges
Watershed & SEL - The Way Schools Should Be
"...To Take on the World's Greatest Challenges."
Educators as Learners
A Look Back at the Fall Term
Meet Watershed Parent Ambassador and super mom Keren Dor!
On the Election and our Community Values
As I write today, we still do not know the outcome of this week’s presidential election. We do know that it was the highest turnout in perhaps a century — good news for our democracy. We also know that there are some deep divisions in our country, and one of the great challenges ahead is to forge common understandings — of each other, of our hopes for the future.
