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Witches, Mermaids, Basketball Players, oh my! Lower School students went above and beyond this year. To our Ross School community, have a happy and safe Halloween!

Cultural History Teacher for Grades 9 & 10, Emerson Sistare, teaches an interactive outdoor class while the weather still permits. Thank you to all our students and teachers for your efforts this year!

Grade 11 students took a moment to paint pumpkins! Surrounded by Halloween decorations, what better way to get in the spirit?

Ross School Athlete Spotlight! After school, Evelyn D. of grade 1 is the youngest rider at Beach Acre Farm. After two years of training, Evelyn participated in the Wolffer Estate Derby on October 18 where she jumped for the first time and entered her first Short Stirrup Class. Evelyn received a ribbon for "Individual Canter." Congratulations, Evelyn! The Ross School Community is so proud!

Grade 5 taking full advantage of the swings on this beautiful October day!

APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN! The 20212022 academic year will look different from years past and Ross School is primed to be a trailblazer in this new educational convention. Ross School is seeking extraordinary, independent thinkers for 2021. Students who are accepted to Ross School for this upcoming year will be joining a class of students poised to shape the future. https://hubs.ly/H0xYVdP0

Fresh air and learning make for a wonderful combination. The teachers love it as much as the students!

The Pre-Kindergarten class painted reflections of their observations on campus.

There's a smile under that mask!

Autumn colors are beginning to show on the Ross School campus! Can anyone tell where the second photo was taken? #rossschoolcampus

The R.O.S.S. Café staff delivers lunch to the boarding students in the Media building. The R.O.S.S. Café is such a special part of Ross School. We can't wait to enjoy the incredible food as a community again! Regional, Organic, Seasonal, Sustainable.

Our Ross School Nurses are the very best! Nurses Megan and Rose strike a safely-distanced pose.

Lower School Spanish teacher Elissa McLean asks the class to illustrate "quickly" and "slowly" with a much-needed wiggle break!

First-graders are working hard tracking the life cycle of butterflies. The walls are quickly filling up with their wonderful work!