Admissions - Fireside Chats
SAVE THE DATE
Join us for an evening hosted by our Associate Head of School, Dr. Christopher Dennis, as he leads a series of conversations with members of the Campbell Hall leadership team on different topics of interest.
All fireside chats will take place in the Carsey Gallery, from 5-6 PM. More information and registration will be available closer to the date of each event.
All fireside chats will take place in the Carsey Gallery, from 5-6 PM. More information and registration will be available closer to the date of each event.
Please note that these events are for parents/guardians only.
January 13
Mental Health and Wellness at Campbell Hall with Andy Shaw, LMFT, Director of Counseling
Mental Health and Wellness at Campbell Hall with Andy Shaw, LMFT, Director of Counseling
January 27
Finding Your Place in the World: The Benefits of an Episcopal School with Chaplains Norman Hull and Joey Courtney
Finding Your Place in the World: The Benefits of an Episcopal School with Chaplains Norman Hull and Joey Courtney
February 3
Loving and Caring: Our Approach to Inclusion and Belonging with Dr. Toya Holiday, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice
Loving and Caring: Our Approach to Inclusion and Belonging with Dr. Toya Holiday, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice
February 17
It Takes a Village: Parent Engagement at Campbell Hall with Dena Johnson, Parents’ Association President and Daphne Carr, Director of Advancement
It Takes a Village: Parent Engagement at Campbell Hall with Dena Johnson, Parents’ Association President and Daphne Carr, Director of Advancement
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