Fayerweather Street School

09/01/2026

This isn't what our classrooms usually look like. But every pile of books, table full of supplies, and bin of tools is a teacher putting thought and care into building a classroom space where students have the room to learn and the resources to answer the big questions kids ask. Sometimes, learning gets messy before it even begins!

07/13/2026

Two Big Night Out experiences land this Saturday, July 18: pool time with Julie & Kristina , or an evening on the farm with Jeannie and Erin, baby goats included. Swipe for details, then sign up at fayerweather.org/bno. Space is limited.

06/22/2026

06/18/2026

The school year may be over, but the party's still going! Our Big Night Out Experiences go year 'round, so take a look at some of what's coming up in July. Interested, visit fayerweather.org/BNO to secure your spot!

06/08/2026

We end this year inspired, hopeful, and more than a little teary-eyed as our intrepid Class of 2026 walks out the doors of Fayerweather Street School ready to keep doing big things that challenge us to make the world stronger, wiser, and more just. Congratulations, Fayerweather Streeet School Class of 2026!

06/01/2026

All School Meeting is one of the ways we practice being a community, by listening, showing up, and building something together. Last Friday, we kicked off Pride season with our annual LGBTQ+ Pride ASM, with student-led presentations, musical numbers (and a special appearance by a certain Pink Pony Club member!), a full-school pride parade, and a dance party to close it out.

Happy Pride. 🏳️‍🌈

05/20/2026

Walking the halls of Fayerweather is always an explosion of color, but especially now while our Spring Art Show is up! Students from PreK up through 8th grade have their work on display, from fiber arts and figure drawing, to ceramic puppetry, mug making, pond dioramas, and more! The gallery stays up until May 28 when we throw our annual Music & Art Fest with musical performances from students of all ages!

05/19/2026

If you were anywhere near Fayerweather today, you probably heard a loud chorus of people screaming "Go Boats!" at the top of their lungs. That's because today was our annual Regatta, a Fayerweather tradition where students build boats and then race them against each other. More than just a fun event (though it really is!), it's also the culmination of weeks of hard work as students build their boats from scratch and then undergo several rounds of testing for buoyancy, seaworthiness, and aero/hydrodynamics. The boats are iterative, meaning they've gone through multiple changes to reflect what each student learned during their testing.

This year, we also added a new dynamic: older students had the option to build non-wind powered boats, with motors made of battery powered fans, dynamic energy rubber bands, and more!

05/07/2026

Things got totally tubular at Fayerweather today on 80s Day (our fourth day of Spirit Week). There were, of course, scrunchies, neon colors, and more, but this is Fayerweather, so some of us took it a little further, which is why you'll see people dressed like they're in their 80s (or even one gnarly medieval soldier from the 1280s).