News Archive
2025
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Secondary Parent Community Check-In
The secondary parent community check-in took place on April 24 and was led by K-12 Human Development Director of Human Development & Parent Education Sarah Huss, who facilitated a discussion about the Netflix series Adolescence.Read More -
Musician, Meditation Teacher, and Author Ofosu Jones-Quartey visits Elementary Students
Ofosu Jones-Quartey visited elementary students to share his new book, Love Your Amazing Self. He also led them in a mindfulness exercise and performed an uplifting rap songRead More -
Neurodevelopmental Teaching and Learning Institute
Campbell Hall hosted the third winter session of Neurodevelopmental Teaching and Learning Institute on April 15. The institute incorporates current research in the fields of neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and education and focuses on classroom application and tools for supporting all students.Read More -
6th Grade Identity Project
Sixth grade students explored identity through art, creating works that reflect who they are — their passions, dreams, and experiences.Read More -
“Things My Father Told Me”
On Feb 11, Black Heritage Famiies presented the third annual “Things My Father Told Me” with CH dads Rodney Barnes, Devin Johnson, and Kerel Sharfner and moderated by Kwaku Amuti. The panel shared their experiences, challenges, and lessons, reminding us that fatherhood is as much about learning as it is about guidance.Read More -
Honda Battle of the Bands
On February 1, many Private School Village and Campbell Hall families attended the Honda Battle of the Bands at SoFi Stadium, featuring the music and talents of HBCU Marching Bands from across the country!Read More
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