2022
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May
Manga Drawing with Misako Rocks
Read MoreThanks to the Community Gathering Committee, St. Bernard’s had a visit from Misako Rocks, a Japanese artist and author. -
Spring Concert & Art Show
On Monday, May 2, the music and art departments presented the Spring Concert and Art Show.Read More -
April
Community Discussion of the History of Asian American Inequity
Read MoreOn Tuesday, April 19, Professor Joyce Moy spoke to the school community about the history of the Asian American experience. It was the school’s first discussion on this topic, and the evening was extremely well received by the large audience of parents, faculty, Old Boys, and parents of Old Boys. -
Multicultural Fair: Argentina
Read MoreMulticultural Fair: Argentina, originally planned for the spring of 2019, was finally held on Friday, April 8, much to the delight of both students and faculty. -
A Community Gathering Field Trip to the See Puppets of New York
It may have been April Fool’s Day but this was no hoax.Read More -
A Week with Mr. Hurd
St. Bernard’s began the spring term with a whirlwind of activity and reconnection. Our incoming head of school, Joy Hurd, spent the week on 98th Street meeting with students, faculty, staff, parents, and Old Boys.Read More -
March
Masks Optional
St. Bernard’s reached a milestone this past week when New York schools were allowed to drop their mask mandate. Teachers and students alike were so happy to see each other’s smiling faces at last.Read More -
Egg Drop
If one would like to see what uninhibited enthusiasm looks like, it can be found on the recess deck of St. Bernard’s during the annual Grade VIII egg drop.Read More -
February
Mr. Hurd Comes to Town
This past Friday, Joy Hurd, our incoming head of school, flew in from Lake Forest to spend an action-packed day on 98th Street.Read More -
Buddy Program
Read MoreThe St. Bernard’s buddy program gives boys a chance to connect across different grades. This year, the buddy program looks a bit different than in years past. In November, kindergarten and Grade I “met” their Grade III and Grade IV buddies for the first time. -
18th Annual St. Bernard’s Basketball Tournament
Read MoreOn Saturday, February 5, St. Bernard’s held its annual basketball tournament for fifth and sixth grade teams. -
Lunar New Year
Read MoreTuesday, February 1, marked Lunar New Year but the celebration lasts for many days. Colorful festivals, parades, fireworks displays, and family dinners usher in the year of the tiger. Many St. Bernard’s families celebrate the holiday and all of our students have been learning about the holiday in class. -
January
The Great Skate 2022
After a one-year hiatus, the annual St. Bernard’s family skating party returned to Wollman Rink on January 25.Read More -
A Visit from One of MLK, Jr.’s Confidants and a Modern-Day Activist
Read MoreNelson Malden was just a college student working at a barbershop in Montgomery, Alabama, when Martin Luther King, Jr. stopped by for a haircut. The two men became close friends and Mr. Malden’s barbershop became a stomping ground for members of the civil rights movement. Mr. Malden, along with activist Kevin Shird, visited with Middle School students yesterday over Zoom. -
Student Council
Starting in Middle School, each homeroom elects a representative to the Student Council.Read More -
Epiphany Assembly
Read MoreSt. Bernard’s returned from its Winter Holiday on Tuesday. After a busy week of COVID testing and quarantines, the community settled back into the usual routines, including assembly Friday morning.
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