There's so much happening at the end of the year that we really can't put it all into words. Click through some photos of end-of-year events including our Class of 2025 graduation, Class of 2029 (8th grade) promotion, varied awards ceremonies and speeches, a chess tournament, the 2025 Stanbridge Bowl, yearbook signing, Student Government, a K-3 trip to SF Zoo, and some favorite photos of the year thrown in for good measure.
​Have a restful, relaxing, and rejuvenating summer!

Our Middle and High School students were able to walk to the park to attend our home Flag Football game against Winston Prep Academy on Thursday. It was so impressive to see our students both on the team and on the sidelines supporting each other. Thank you to our fabulous coaches, Coach Daniel Q., Coach Gage, and Coach Tevita, for providing a wonderful experience and an encouraging environment for our student athletes. 
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Just a few photos for you this week as we get back into the swing of things after break. 😃

How Stanbridge does a Performing Arts Field Trip to SFMOMA
Stanbridge teachers want their students to get the best understanding they can out of Experientials. So, our High Schoolers not only visited the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, they participated in a scavenger hunt to help them think about art! Two ways to think of art are in terms of form and content.  

• FORM: What qualities make up the physical nature of the work? For example, how does it use shape, line, color or volume? Does it represent a three-dimensional world, or does it look two-dimensional? Is it big or small?
• CONTENT: What does the artwork depict? Does it have people in it? Does it have buildings or trees? Are two armies fighting, or are two lovers cavorting? What do you see happening in the artwork?

Here’s what to do: walk around and look for paintings or sculptures that you think fit the numbered items on the following pages. There are many more than one possible answer for each numbered item. Write the name of the artwork you find next to each number. Then answer the lettered questions that follow. Each student must write his or her own answer, but students may work in groups to arrive at an answer. It is probably easier not to go in order; just fill in blanks as you find them. 

A few of the questions on the hunt were as follows:
1. An artwork you want to walk all the way around. Why did you want to walk all the way around it?
3. A painting with a solid or empty background. Why do you think the painter left detail out of the background? Does this change the way you view the figures in the foreground?
10. An artwork showing danger. What is the source of the danger?

Credit to our Performing Arts teacher Tobias Banks and his father, an English teacher, for the scavenger hunt! It was so much fun!

MS Art Silly Sandwiches
This art prompt delivered such deliciously silly titles as Dessert Sandwich; the Honey Carrot Cake Donut Sandwich; the Cool Crazy Heart Sandwich; Rainbow Dessert Sandwich; Mr Good Recipe Sandwich on Earth; the Most Hardest, Healthiest, Poisonous, Paperous and COLDEST Hamburger; the Submarine Sandwich (ingredients included a submersible boat!); ​Unedible School Supplies Sandwich; the Brawl Stars Sandwich; Heart Attack 9,000... and more!