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On Friday, December 16, 2022, we will again enjoy our annual Festival of Lights celebration in its full glory in the gym! This event is a special Burgundy tradition in which the community is treated to performances from every class. Read more about this special Burgundy event here.

What could be more positive than reducing waste while contributing to bringing our garden back to good health? Learn how Lower School students are lending a composting helping hand!

On Saturday morning, November 19, from 10 am to 1 pm, Middle School Students will be preparing bikes for shipment for Bikes for the World. If you have used or unwanted bikes let us know!

Go, Go Burgundy Blazers!

B.o.B: Jukebox Time Machine is going to be a show like no other as the 6th grade class discovers a vintage Jukebox in a 1950s-style diner!

Join us on the evening of Wednesday, November 16 as Stanford University Professor Jamil Zaki discusses his groundbreaking book, The War for Kindness: Building Empathy in a Fractured World.

We are excited to inform you that the rejuvenation of the pond is underway. The contractor, Lake Services, is in the process of returning the pond to its original shape and depth. Read on here to find out more about why we are doing this from Facilities Manager, Pat Sheehan.

We are happy to announce that Julia Temple is the next Director of the Burgundy Center for Wildlife Studies.

We have had a number of COVID cases over the past 2-3 weeks and across several classes. As a result, we have received some good COVID-related questions. Here is some info and answers…

Pat Harden, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion & Counselor, shares advice and resources for parents on ways to help children and young people understand and process feelings around complex events near and far: national realities around race, gender identity, public health, international conflict, natural disasters, and human rights issues around the world.