I had such a great time with the sixth grade on Thompson Island. We learned about the principles of the Outward Bound philosophy: physical fitness, craftsmanship, service to others, self reliance, and compassion above all else. The students also learned about challenge by choice where they were urged to leave their comfort zone and head […]
The seventh grade had a jam packed week planned for our trip to Gettysburg and Washington D.C. Of course, we couldn’t have started it off without a pit stop to Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey Park, PA to fuel the rest of our trip. On our first full day in Gettysburg we took a look […]
In addition to the various community service projects at Sage, many of our students are active volunteers in their local communities: Andrew, Fifth Grade: On May 20, Andrew participated in the Dover-Sherborn PMC Challenge for Kids which raised money for Dana Farber and the Jimmy Fund. Andrew also volunteers as a dishwasher and server at […]
Hola! Our five days in beautiful and historic Puerto Rico were fantastic. We learned much about the history of the island. Some of our trip studies included: the early Taino people and archeological finds, the Spanish conquest, life in old San Juan, military engagements and forts, US conquest, US military and the island in WWII, […]
Victoria, a first grader at Sage, has been participating in the 7 years & under category of USGA Kids Golf this spring. Playing nine holes per tournament, she has consistently come in second place. The championship round was held the weekend of May 19 at The Glen Ellen Country Club in Millis, MA. With a […]
Victoria, a first grader at Sage, has been participating in the 7 years & under category of USGA Kids Golf this spring. Playing nine holes per tournament, she has consistently come in second place. The championship round was held the weekend of May 19 at The Glen Ellen Country Club in Millis, MA. With a […]
The Sage School is partnering with Cradles to Crayons (C2C) and the greater Foxboro Community to collect, repurpose, and distribute new and gently used children’s essentials to children in Massachusetts. From April 28 – May 25, the community collected critically needed donations including boys’ clothing, school supplies, binders, books, and much more.
During the month of May, students are collecting towels, animal food, and laundry detergent for the Mansfield Animal Shelter.
On Wednesday, April 11, the 6th Grade prepared 100 lunches for families staying at Mainspring House, a homeless shelter in Brockton. Mainspring House is a program that helps people obtain a home by giving temporary shelter and food, finding safe and affordable housing, and providing permanent housing with supportive services.
Students decorated wrapping paper to use at birthday parties for children living in shelters. They delivered the paper and other items (such as juice boxes) to the organization’s Foxboro office, which is only a short distance from The Sage School.
