Calendar
November 2007
- LS Conference Day – No Classes
- MS Soup Bowl Dinner & Parent Evening: Making Sense of Middle School – 6PM
- AS Holiday Fair – 2:30-7:30PM
- AS No Sports
- US SAT's – 7:30AM
- AS Daylight-Saving Ends
- LS Grade 6 to Hulbert Camp
- LS No Sports
- US Mother-Daughter Dinner – 6PM
- US/MS Athletic Director’s Chat – 6:30PM Stonestreet Lounge
- LS No Sports
- US PA Meeting – 6:30PM
- US Morning Coffee for Grade 10 Parents – 8AMStonestreet Lounge
- US Grade 9 Potluck – 6:30PMUS Commons
- AS Diwali
- LS Grade 6 Returns from Hulbert Camp
- LS Last Day of Sports
- MS End of Fall Sports
- US Last Day of Fall Sports
- LS Family Science Saturday – 1PM
- AS Veterans Day – No School
- US Mud Week
- LS Director's Coffee for Gr. 6 Parents w/ MS Director Mary Dolbear – 7:45AM Pokross Room
- MS 2PM Dismissal/No Sports All Week
- US Grade 12 Parent Coffee – 8-9:30AM Stonestreet Lounge
- LS Coffee with Dr. Kieff – 8:30AM LS Bridgman House
- US Fall Play: All's Well That Ends Well – 3:30PM US Theater
- LS Book Talk – 8:20AM
- LS Thanksgiving Assembly – 11:15AM Gym
- US Fall Play: All's Well That Ends Well – 7:30PM US Theater
- AS One School-One World Multicultural Celebration – 11AM-2PMNicholas Athletic Center
- US Fall Play: All's Well That Ends Well – 7:30PM US Theater
- MS 2PM Dismissal/No Sports All Week
- US Winter Sports Begin
- AS Guest Speaker: Dr. William Pollack – 7PM US Theater
- MS Early Dismissal – 2PM / No Sports All Week
- LS Grandfriends’ Day
- MS Giving Thanks Day
- US Recent Grads’ Coffee – 9AM
- AS Early Dismissal – Noon
- AS Thanksgiving – No School
- AS No School
- AS Classes Resume
- MS First Day of Winter Sports
- US Parent-Advisor Conferences All Week
- LS PA Meeting – 7PM
- AS NAIS People of Color Conference Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
- MS Grade 8 Parent / Student FCD Night – 7-8PM
- AS NAIS People of Color Conference Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
Events By Week
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PLEASE NOTE: This calendar is subject to change. Please check www.bbns.org/calendar regularly for the latest updates.
Featured Events
One School – One World Multicultural Celebration: Saturday, November 17
One School-One World, BB&N’s first all-campus multicultural festival, will take place on Saturday, November 17. The free event will be held from 11-2 PM at the Nicholas Athletic Center and will highlight and celebrate the depth and breadth of our student and faculty community.
OSOW will take on a vibrant street-fair atmosphere, complete with a main stage, student performances; a student run DJ booth; sports and game demos, and art work from all three campuses. The festival will offer foods reflecting the various cultures/histories of our BB&N families. All clubs, organizations, and programs have been invited to set up informational tables. Games and activities, such as chess, scrabble, foosball, and ping-pong will be accessible to all.
Music, drama, and dance will be featured on the main stage. A video screen will project these main stage events throughout the day. A large-screen TV will be set up to broadcast a slide show highlighting the faces and activities on all campuses. Attendees will have free access to computers uploading Skype and everyone will have the ability to connect with others throughout the world.
One School-One World is the brainchild of Lewis Bryant, Director of Multicultural Services. The festival, says Bryant, will bring greater awareness of all the diversity programs and initiatives at the school, plus give everyone a chance to celebrate our community under one roof.
The festival is being sponsored by the PNSC, CGSA, the PA, and the School. If you wish to get involved in any way, big or small, please contact Lewis Bryant, or email Kate O’Kelly, event producer.
Holiday Fair: November 2
The BB&N Holiday Fair is coming up on November 2nd from 2:30 – 7:30 pm, in the Upper School Community Room. Students and Faculty will be able to shop at the fair during G block. The PA volunteers have confirmed vendors that include jewelry of many different designs, bags of many kinds, dog accessories, henna tattoos, stationery, plants, fleece clothing, and they are working on many more.
All proceeds go to the financial aid program.