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Kindergarten at Cambridge: Kind, Inquisitive, and True Students (K.I.T.S.)
Kindergarten at Cambridge: Kind, Inquisitive, and True Students (K.I.T.S.)

Kindergarten at Cambridge is an invitation to the fullness of life and an environment ripe for exploration, awe, and wonder.

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Lisa BondJuly 18, 2018
5th Grade at Cambridge: Renaissance, Rebirth, and Reformation
5th Grade at Cambridge: Renaissance, Rebirth, and Reformation

Following their study of the Middle Ages in 4th grade, 5th graders move into the next time in history, from the early 1300s through the late 1600s. This time period is called by people who write about history, The Renaissance - meaning, “rebirth.”

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Lisa BondJuly 3, 2018
Rooted: How & Why Cambridge Plants Its Educational Approach in History
Rooted: How & Why Cambridge Plants Its Educational Approach in History

We are not the makers of knowledge, but the discoverers of knowledge…

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Lisa BondJune 20, 2018
Building Up God's Community: An Interview with Michael Pollock
Building Up God's Community: An Interview with Michael Pollock

it's not about personal kingdom buildings. It's about building the community of God.

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Lisa BondNovember 1, 2017
Come to the Feast: An Interview with Mom and Educator Maria Dubois
Come to the Feast: An Interview with Mom and Educator Maria Dubois

In this interview with parent, educator, and board member Maria Dubois, she explores Cambridge School's educational philosophy and its outworking in the life of the school and her family. 

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Lisa BondJuly 31, 2017
A Community of Learners: Recommended Reading
A Community of Learners: Recommended Reading
Lisa BondJune 12, 2017
Cambridge Distinctives: Classical
Cambridge Distinctives: Classical
Lisa BondMay 22, 2017
Cambridge Distinctives: Integral
Cambridge Distinctives: Integral
Lisa BondMay 15, 2017
Cambridge Distinctives: Christ-Centered
Cambridge Distinctives: Christ-Centered
Lisa BondMay 8, 2017
Fall Sports Round-Up: A Parent's Perspective
Fall Sports Round-Up: A Parent's Perspective
Lisa BondJanuary 4, 2017
Imagination as the Key to Transformation: What Aslan Means to Cambridge
Imagination as the Key to Transformation: What Aslan Means to Cambridge
Lisa BondOctober 24, 2016
Lean In: Parent Partnership at Cambridge School
Lean In: Parent Partnership at Cambridge School
Lisa BondSeptember 15, 2016
The Power of Images: The Celtic Cross
The Power of Images: The Celtic Cross
Lisa BondAugust 19, 2016
A Summer Reading Reflection: Children as Persons
A Summer Reading Reflection: Children as Persons
Lisa BondJuly 19, 2016
When Your Son's First Day of School Ever Is in the 6th Grade
When Your Son's First Day of School Ever Is in the 6th Grade
Lisa BondJune 26, 2016
Kindergarteners Win 18th Year in a Row!
Kindergarteners Win 18th Year in a Row!
Heather JordanJune 2, 2016
All of the Shakespeare
All of the Shakespeare
5th Grade, TheatreHeather JordanMay 30, 2016
Why Should I Attend Graduation?
Why Should I Attend Graduation?
Heather JordanMay 23, 2016
Parent Partnership Initiative
Parent Partnership Initiative
Heather JordanMay 16, 2016
Welcome New Faculty
Welcome New Faculty
Heather JordanMay 9, 2016
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6200 N. Charles St.,
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I Am, I Can, I Will - Part Two
I Am, I Can, I Will - Part Two

I am a child of God, I can do what he tells me, and by his grace I will.

With the knowledge that we are fully loved image-bearers of God, we have the courage to try new and challenging things, confident that our value is secure and unchanging. This understanding gives us the opportunity to invite children into identities of learning as well. As Cambridge’s science teacher for a time, I got to invite children to be scientists with me. Rather than present the idea that they would be scientists one day, it was my goal to invite them to take on the role of a scientist as a 6th, 7th, or 8th grader. “Think like a biologist”, I would tell my life science students.

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I Am, I Can, I Will - Part One
I Am, I Can, I Will - Part One

In the adventurous tale of The Green Ember, communities of rabbits come together to fight for the good of family and place. Amidst the pain of loss, threat of danger, and uncertainty of the future, a moving scene unfolds as the author describes a “calling ceremony” for his readers. Tucked away in a protected glen, older rabbits name younger rabbits as participants in their life’s work.

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We Learn Not for School but for Life - Part Two
We Learn Not for School but for Life - Part Two

Students in a traditional school often quietly wonder, "When am I ever going to use this?" It’s a question that reaches all the way back to ancient Rome, where the philosopher Seneca once criticized the education system of his time, writing, "We learn not for life, but for school." Ironically, that biting critique was later flipped into an aspirational motto: "Non scholae sed vitae discimus" — we do not learn for school, but for life.

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We Learn Not for School but for Life - Part One
We Learn Not for School but for Life - Part One

Students in a traditional school often quietly wonder, "When am I ever going to use this?" It’s a question that reaches all the way back to ancient Rome, where the philosopher Seneca once criticized the education system of his time, writing, "We learn not for life, but for school." Ironically, that biting critique was later flipped into an aspirational motto: "Non scholae sed vitae discimus" — we do not learn for school, but for life.

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