What if I told you that during the summer months your child will not simply maintain, but expand their curiosity, creative expression, and thirst for innovation?
This year has provided several occasions for the Turning Point community to reflect upon our history and our future, and to set goals to chart our progress in the years ahead.
When Dana Mortenson, Co-Founder of World Savvy spoke to our parents and faculty on January 18, her focus was to explore and understand what is most vital in preparing students for the future.
At Turning Point, we know that there are fascinating connections between our minds and our bodies. The ability to express ourselves through movement and performance can make us happier, instill pride, and even improve learning.
You may know that last Monday was Fred Korematsu Day of Civil Liberties and the Constitution, a day which honors the legacy of Fred Korematsu, who fought for racial equality, social justice, and human rights.
If you are like me, you have a stack of books next to your bed that threatens to topple like a game of Jenga. As I work my way through the stack, I thought I would share just a few recent selections that have made an impression.
Democracy is about managing differences, not about universal chorus, and now more than ever our children must grow up with the tools to successfully navigate these dissimilarities.