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Did you ever wonder what goes on at Baldwin during the summer months? Many assume that once graduation is over, the campus is quiet. But actually the campus is abuzz with activity. To catch a lighthearted glimpse of just a sampling of what goes on at Baldwin during the summer, click on the link in the left column of this newsletter. You'll go to our YouTube channel where you'll see a short video of summer life at Baldwin.
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Click on "Read More" for information on pre-season practice dates and summer use of the Fitness Center.
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The Art Department’s Darkroom Photography class, following its successful reestablishment this past year, could use your help in meeting the growing demand for this class. Knowing that there may be families in this digital age who have usable photography equipment gathering dust in a closet, here is a list of items that could be put to good use at school:
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The time for ordering your textbooks is here! The Baldwin’s Virtual Bookstore is open on July 15. Here are just a few helpful points when ordering your textbooks:
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A Message from the Wellness Center
A reminder from the Wellness Center that a current physical examination form and a parent contact form are required to be on file for all students by the start of the 2009-2010 school year. Physicals are acepted on an annual rolling basis. For example, if your daughter’s physical was on May 25, 2008, then her next physical is be due by May 25, 2009.
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A Message form Lower School Director Baiba Vasys
I trust that you are enjoying this special time with your family! Here at Baldwin the campus has been humming with activity, with camp in full swing. The maintenance, grounds crew and housekeeping departments are busy with preparations for the coming school year.
Looking ahead to the fall, Baldwin will offer several fun and engaging After School Enrichment Programs for Lower and Middle School students. Potential classes may include: ceramics, cooking, dance, knitting, musical drama, scrabble and study skills. Classes will meet one day each week and will be held Monday, Sept. 14, through Thursday, Nov. 19. The specific listing of offerings will be included as a download in the Aug. 19 E-Bulletin. Incidental accounts will be used for the class and material fees
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As we prepare the student and parent directory for the upcoming school year, we want to be sure all our information is correct. If your contact information has changed during the past few months, please be sure we have the latest information. You may change your information yourself by logging into your profile on the website or you can send your updated information directly to Carol Clouse, datatbase coordinator, by this Friday, July 17. Thanks for your help!
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 Become a Fan of Baldwin! Join alumnae, students, parents, grandparents, faculty and friends by becoming a fan of Baldwin's Facebook page. See videos and photos, read news and comments, hear music, and participate in interactive discussion. Just click on the link in the left column of this newsletter to see our page and become a fan. You do not have to be a Facebook member to view the page. |
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A Message from Head of School Sally Powell
Summer time means many different things to many people, but above all summer is a time for great books. Yes, we all love to relax under warm sunny skies. We all look forward to summer months of travel and excitement. Summer provides us with opportunities to try something new or to continue exploring beloved activities. But, really, summer was created for reading. When else throughout the year can we languish without pressure, without another thought to cloud our minds, and live the words printed on the pages? Reading is food for our mind and nourishment for our soul. If you read a great book this summer, please e-mail me to let me know. I will compile a list of your recommendations – for books for all ages and all interests – and circulate it in the fall. This way we can, as a community, share our most precious discoveries.
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