The 6th grade class enjoyed the popular Alvin Ailey Dance show in the Opera house at the Kennedy Center in early February. The 7th grade was treated to a wonderful concert at the Kennedy Center’s new Reach Theater in January.
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Meet our Auction Co-Chairs
This year’s Auction Chairs are both married to Burgundy alums and have students at Burgundy currently. They have a unique understanding of what it means to connect with our roots as we look to Burgundy’s longstanding history and values in preparing for our future and the role Burgundy will continue to play.
Black History Month 2020 Celebration
This year in celebration of Black History Month and in recognition of the black excellence demonstrated within the Burgundy community and beyond, PAAS (Parents of African-American Students) worked with Pat, Elizabeth, and Jared to put together presentations from African American professionals in our own community.
On the Gender and Sexual Orientation Diversity Conference
Recently I attended the AIMS Gender and Sexual Orientation Diversity conference at Sandy Spring Friends School.
Approaching Conflict: Creating a Classroom Climate of Collaboration and Connectedness
In order to start a new school year successfully, teachers would agree that it is crucial to build strong relationships and foster a classroom environment in which all students feel safe, respected, and seen.
On the National Council for the Social Studies 2019 Conference
Burgundy’s middle school humanities program integrates social studies and language arts.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: The School Project
Is it all a dream? The playful tricks, the desire for young love, the motivation of the mechanical play, and the question of tired eyes… is it all a dream?
From Jeff’s Desk: A Re-enrollment Message
We are honored to partner with Burgundy parents in developing our students’ talents and best selves and growing their love of learning.
The Buckeyes’ Book on Compost
After reading the book “All That Trash” by Meghan McCarthy, students in the 2/3 Buckeyes class had so many questions and were concerned and motivated to do something to reduce our trash.
In Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Burgundy students participated in an amazing all school meeting presentation this week in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.