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A Flair for the Dramatics: Musicals at Lawrence
Faculty member Patty Sternad reflects on her theatrical experiences and encourages students who have a flair for the dramatics to share their talents onstage or backstage.
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Most people who meet Jordyn ’27 would never know she is living with sickle cell disease. Her symptoms are not easily visible. However, the pain caused by this inherited blood disorder are very real.
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Faculty member Patty Sternad reflects on her theatrical experiences and encourages students who have a flair for the dramatics to share their talents onstage or backstage.
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The “Taking Care of Our House: Communities Coming Together and Making a Difference” exhibition at Summit Artspace, on display through March 16, features the art of our very own Lawrence students.
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Learning to read is a science, and children with language-based learning challenges need to be taught in a specific way or face the possibility of lagging behind dramatically in school.
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Greg Donnellan, Director of Enrollment Management at Lawrence, has been selected as a recipient of the 2023 Fred Rogers Institute Helper Award.
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Several of our student leaders have volunteered to travel to the upcoming 2023 NAIS Student Diversity Leadership Conference in St. Louis. Read more about their "why" for attending the SDLC.
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Echo recently answered a few questions about their role as National Honor Society president and what they hope to accomplish.
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Rama Janamanchi recently answered a few questions about her new role as Upper School academic dean and what keeps her inspired in education.
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We have some new faces on the school's administration team, as well as moved a few staff members into leadership roles.
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Exuding confidence in the classroom and on the baseball diamond, you'd never know there was a time when senior Adam Cornelius hated school.
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