Twenty-five parents and children came to school Saturday morning for our second Family Garden Day, and a very productive morning it was....

Our fifth grade last week applied concepts they’ve been learning in math class to create beautiful bouquets for some Concord families...

Parent: “Time to turn off the TV.” Child: “No, I want to see the next part.” We often wish for magic solutions for challenges that...

In a popular Discover Card ad, actors say no in a variety of ways: “C’mon, now, no,” “No way,” “Uh-uh,” “Nyet!” It’s fun to see...

Expect new behaviors in spring. The same force that courses through blossoming plants and propels baby animals to explore their...

Third grade teachers Scott Rose and Wendee Lipnick’s day unfolds like a well-choreographed dance, with Scott teaching in Room 12 and...

Learning the lessons of ownership takes time and patience, and there are opportunities for new learning on this subject even into...

“I couldn’t find the words” is a phrase we often use when our ability to speak falls short of what we want to express. Watching the...

Children’s book author and illustrator Michael Slack will be our guest at the second edition of the Meher Schools Authors Lecture Series....

During a normal school year, our fifth grade hosts regular music assemblies for second-through-fifth graders who want to share their...

To you, it’s moss. To your kindergartner through fifth grader, it’s a bryophyte – or it will be by the end of the week. Bryophytes are...

“I CAN TELL THAT MY TWO-YEAR-OLD has the ability to focus because of the expression he gets on his face when he listens to music.” This...

On a noisy day when the teachers in my older daughter’s second grade classroom needed everyone’s attention, they made this request....

More than 200,000 Bay Area residents may have heard about our first grade’s holiday toy and outerwear drive for the White Pony Express...