Parent Portal
The Willow Blog
Sign up for the
Willow e-newsletter!
Recieve news, updates and exclusive offers for Willow’s many family friendly events.
One of the things that makes a Willow education so different and so effective is our student-centered approach. What is student-centered learning, and how does it work? Our new eBook helps explain this philosophy and its impact on classroom design, lesson planning, and, most importantly, your ...
Two students who write for Willow's student newspaper, The Willow Gazette, interviewed Ms. M, Willow's Lower School science teacher. Ms. M published her first book, Amelia and the Mysterious Woodpecker last year, and she's now published a second in the series, Amelia and the River of Lost ...
Earth Day is a special day at Willow, as I am sure many of you remember! From the mysterious sword dance to the countless service learning projects, it sure has created some lasting impressions. I reached out to a few alumni from my class (the class of 2019), and I heard back about what they ...
Our alumni spotlight for this month is Ashwin Barama, Class of 2019. He is currently a junior at Bernard’s High School. After hearing about a renewable energy installation called the WindBush, Ashwin was inspired to implement this kind of technology locally. The WindBush is a clean energy ...
Ashwin Barama, a Willow Class of 2019 alumnus, is working to bring a new source of renewable energy to Bernardsville. Ashwin is currently raising money to install a "WindBush" at Bernardsville Public Library. While there are several of these energy-generating structures in Europe, there are ...
Our alumni spotlight for this month is Diana Wolfe. She graduated from Willow in 2020, and she is now a sophomore at The Hun School. I had the opportunity to catch up with Diana and hear about the amazing things she is doing at Hun.
Citing Willow as the reason she values community so ...
"Play is the work of the child.” - Maria Montessori
Imagine your child could be as engaged and absorbed at school as they are when they’re playing. This takes place every day at The Willow School, and it’s so much more than simply making learning fun. One of the ways that Willow ...
All Willow alumni remember our time-honored Harvest Soup tradition here at Willow. For many of us, this annual tradition is one of our favorite memories of our time at Willow! For the November edition of the Alumni Newsletter, I asked Willow's Assistant Head of School and alumni parent Ms. Coy ...
Our annual Harvest Soup tradition teaches children how to practice gratitude for each other and the Earth.
Willow students recently took part in one of the school’s most beloved traditions: Harvest Soup! This community event is the culmination of a process that begins each ...
Systems thinking is one of the most effective tools a teacher can use to address conflicts between students in the classroom. That’s because systems thinking helps us see the larger patterns of our behaviors and use that knowledge to solve problems. Instead of changing behaviors because an ...
Looking for that perfect gift or just want to have some fun shopping outdoors? Support local businesses, artists, and makers who create sustainable and unique goods at Willow's annual Holiday Bazaar on November 20! This year’s event will be outside. Admission is free!
Here is just a sampling ...
We are a month, or maybe two by the time you’re reading this, into the school year here at Willow! With each new school year comes a new alumni coordinator. So, I guess I should start my first newsletter with an introduction. Hi, my name is Cambria Grosman, and I am from the graduating class ...