The Cambridge School of Weston

09/04/2026

What a wonderful week back! It’s been so great to catch up with returning students and get to know new ones! Here’s to a great year of deep learning and meaningful relationships!

09/03/2026

Back to school and ready for this new school year!

08/25/2026

Recently, we hosted WeAre Wednesday, a pre-orientation event designed to help families begin building connections ahead of the school year.

While incoming day students participated in programming with some of our student peer mentors, new families gathered to meet fellow families, connect with faculty and staff, and get to know the CSW community.

08/24/2026

Getting ready to welcome our students home! 🏡 Our Residential Life faculty and staff are excited to see campus come back to life as move-in day approaches! Here’s to a new year of connection, community, and making CSW feel like home. 💙💛

08/23/2026

Here’s a recap of Gryphon’s summer on campus! Gryph has been trying to keep busy… but there’s been one thing missing: our students! 💔

We can’t wait to have you back! 🎉

08/14/2026

Your favorite spots on campus are waiting for you!

08/13/2026

Kinda Chic to go to CSW 💙💛

07/31/2026

Last spring, the CSW community gathered on campus to celebrate the re-opening of the East Quad (formerly known as the French Gym). As we count down the days until students return to campus, we’re excited to be able to utilize this incredible space for the entire 2026-27 school year, and for many more years to come.

From its origins in the late 1930s under Head of School John R.P. French to its newly renovated status as a state-of-the-art center for math, computer science, robotics, and dance, the space remains deeply rooted in CSW history.

Thank you to alum David Sabot’18 for directing this stunning video (with Tommy Shenefield’19) and capturing the heart and memories of our community so beautifully.

07/21/2026

Visual Art teacher Alison Safford's latest installation, Murmur, is now on view at At Home Gallery in Šamorín, Slovakia. Through sound, video, and interactive elements, the exhibition explores borders, memory, and the connections that persist across visible and invisible boundaries. On view through August 16. Learn more about the exhibition and the ideas behind the work: https://shorturl.at/yded8

07/15/2026

Congrats to alum Noa Machover '15, for being offered a Fulbright Scholarship to research and conduct an exhibition in collaboration with the University of Johannesburg in South Africa, studying the relational landscapes of platinum-group metals as they blur boundaries between formal and informal commodity supply chains.

Read the full article on The Waltham Times: https://shorturl.at/aVv2z

Noa Mori Machover of Waltham, Massachusetts, graduated in May, 2026, with a masters in the dual landscape architecture and fine arts program in the Weitzman School of Design at the University of Pennsylvania. They have been offered a Fulbright to research and conduct an exhibition in collaboration with the University of Johannesburg in South Africa, studying the relational landscapes of platinum-group metals as they blur boundaries between formal and informal commodity supply chains.

To read more, visit Waltham Times.