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Nashoba Brooks School Nashoba Brooks School is a co-ed Preschool through Grade 3 and All-Girls Grades 4-8 private school located in Concord, MA.

There was perfect weather for yesterday's Grade 2 field trip! Students learned that Gaining Ground is an organic, no-til...
10/16/2026

There was perfect weather for yesterday's Grade 2 field trip! Students learned that Gaining Ground is an organic, no-till farm that donates all of its food to help fight food insecurity here in Massachusetts. To help support this mission, students moved compost into garden beds so that spinach could be planted later. They also worked together to shovel, carry, dump, and spread the compost. Afterward, they got a tour of the farm and were able to try cilantro and apples straight from the source. Their teachers noted that many hands made for light work and that all students had a wonderful time in the gardens.

During art today, Grade 5 students visited the pond to capture photos of the fall foliage, now peaking on campus. They w...
10/15/2026

During art today, Grade 5 students visited the pond to capture photos of the fall foliage, now peaking on campus. They will use these photos in the art studio for an ongoing laser landscape project that involves a variety of tools and multiple steps.

This project asks students to notice perspective, (foreground, middle ground, and background) and their photos will provide inspiration while they take creative license with color, shape, and form while using their imaginations for a more expressive vision. We can't wait to see this project develop!

Today is International Day of the Girl! In the Nashoba Brooks Middle School program, girls in Grades 4-8 lay the foundat...
10/11/2026

Today is International Day of the Girl! In the Nashoba Brooks Middle School program, girls in Grades 4-8 lay the foundations for healthy and strong self-concept, relationships, academic mindsets, and resilience. They rise to each challenge and lead in their own authentic way—speaking up in classroom discussions, shining on stage, and taking academic risks to push their knowledge.

Our girls are powerful and are growing into even stronger young women every day!

Overheard during today's Grade 1 honey extraction: "Guys, they are really active!""Mmmm, it smells like someone is roast...
10/08/2026

Overheard during today's Grade 1 honey extraction:
"Guys, they are really active!"
"Mmmm, it smells like someone is roasting marshmallows."
"Ohhh look at all that honey!"

Grade 1 students successfully collected two full buckets of honey and honeycomb, which they will later extract and study in the classroom. This activity not only gave our young beekeepers the thrill of working alongside real bees but also deepened their understanding of pollination, ecosystems, and the important role bees play in our environment.

We look forward to launching our Lunch and Learn series this Friday with a conversation about assessments and how data c...
10/08/2026

We look forward to launching our Lunch and Learn series this Friday with a conversation about assessments and how data can inform our support for student learning and growth. Current families are encouraged to join Head of School Danielle Heard for a conversation with members of the Student Support Team: Kath Moriarty, Lisa Bennett, and Kaitlyn McHugh. Please find the Zoom link in your Weekly Update.

GO BEARS! This afternoon was the first ever cross-country meet held at Nashoba Brooks! Students from all grades stayed a...
10/05/2026

GO BEARS! This afternoon was the first ever cross-country meet held at Nashoba Brooks! Students from all grades stayed after school to cheer on our resilient runners! Congratulations to all participants and we can't wait to share more photos soon!

10/01/2026

Our kids love school. Join us!

As a small community, we know our students by more than just their names; we know them by their character, quirks, interests, challenges, and successes. Teachers guide their students to participate, learn, and develop a sense of belonging. They encourage students to solve challenging problems, take healthy academic risks, voice their opinions, and grow from their mistakes, all while embracing the School’s motto to “work hard, play fair, be kind, and reach out.”

There are many aspects of our School that make it a compelling and transformative place for students, and with the start of a new admission season, it is the perfect time for your family to see the Nashoba Brooks difference for yourselves.

¡Celebren y aprendan juntos! Celebrate and learn together!At Nashoba Brooks School, part of “educating children for a li...
09/30/2026

¡Celebren y aprendan juntos! Celebrate and learn together!

At Nashoba Brooks School, part of “educating children for a life of continuous learning […] in a diverse and changing world” is the practice of broadening and deepening our perspectives. September 15 to October 15 is Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month. This year’s theme, Unidos, Somos Más (Together, we are more), honors the collective strength, values, and impact of Hispanic and Latino Americans. At Nashoba Brooks, Spanish classes emphasize historical and contemporary figures that have contributed to American society.

This morning, students across the entire School met their buddies! This yearlong practice at Nashoba Brooks allows stude...
09/25/2026

This morning, students across the entire School met their buddies! This yearlong practice at Nashoba Brooks allows students of all ages to know and be known by new friends they may not have otherwise met. Older students showcased their leadership skills by prepping questions, supporting on the recess field, and reading to their buddies, while younger students excitedly waited to share their interests, toys, and favorite stories. We can't wait to see how these connections continue to grow!

Teamwork + time outside = a successful first Grade 6 field trip! Students climbed their way to new heights with the supp...
09/24/2026

Teamwork + time outside = a successful first Grade 6 field trip! Students climbed their way to new heights with the support of their classmates yesterday at the MetroWest YMCA Family Outdoor Center. Whether on the high ropes course or the low tightrope, students worked together to accomplish their goals and ensure everyone's safety.

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200 Strawberry Hill Road
Concord, MA
01742

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Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

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