A year-long exploration of nature, the environment, and energy burst to fruition before spring break when fourth graders hosted a renewable energy open house.

BB&N theater students chose a tough act to follow when took the stage for their winter musical production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying; the original 1961 Broadway production garnered seven Tony awards and eventually prompted a 1995 reboot that enjoyed a long run, as well as a 50^th anniversary run in 2011.

The fortune cookie in America is perhaps one of the most recognizable homages to Chinese culture. But as students in Upper School Chinese teacher Yinong Yang's class learned earlier this February, in many parts of China, the fortune cookie is not even a recognized part of the culture.

When Upper School French teachers Cécile Roucher-Greenberg and Candie Sanderson began outlining plans for the virtual galley of French artists that their AP class puts together each year, they were hoping to find a twist to enhance the project.

Lower School families and their children gathered at BB&N earlier this month for another Family Science Saturday. For 18 years now, the program has been allowing students to explore different aspects of science with their families under the expert tutelage of faculty who are passionate about making science accessible and fun.

For those interested in discovering the inside scoop on the latest trends and topics in science and technology last month, there are several websites and magazines that Upper School science teacher Leah Cataldo might have suggested checking out. But more likely, Cataldo would have simply recommended a visit to the Upper School on the evening of January 22^nd for the school's twelfth annual "Current Topics & Research in Science and Technology Symposium."

The Broadway production 13 came to life on the Big Room stage this winter when Middle School students donned their thespian hats for the annual musical.

This year's Martin Luther King Jr. Assembly at the Lower School was an especially memorable one.

It was difficult to visit a campus the week leading up to winter break at BB&N without hearing some sort of music wafting through the hallways. All three campuses hosted a barrage of concerts to celebrate the season...