Boston Sun: The Advent School Advocates for the African Meeting House

Second Grade students at the Advent School in Boston met with State Representative John Moran to raise awareness and advocate for the African Meeting House, which is facing a significant drop in federal funding.

6/2025

This article also appeared in the Beacon Hill Times and the Charlestown Patriot-Bridge

The Advent School's second grade class has been studying Changemakers and Social Movements. They recently took a field trip to the African Meeting House, spoke from the same podium as Frederick Douglass and were hugely impacted by its rich history. 

Advent School’s Atelierista Vicky de la Garza’s “Northern Lights Exploration” was on display at the 2025 Curiosity and Learning Conference at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development—a gathering of educators, researchers, and innovators passionate about transforming science teaching and learning.

5/2025

Our state’s vibrant and progressive STEM ecosystem of schools, non-profits, and innovative companies is the foundation for many diverse and unique summer programs for kids, including Design at Advent.

2/25

The Week Junior, an award-winning weekly news magazine for kids ages 8 to 14, recently welcomed 12 students to this year’s Junior Council, including Zina Izejiobi of Beacon Hill. Zina is a third grade student at The Advent School in Boston.

2/2025

This article also appeared in the Beacon Hill Times.

NAIS: School News: A New Step Challenge

Fourth Graders are featured in Independent School Magazine for their Move Around Massachusetts challenge that combines math, movement, and geography!

3/24

Second Grade co-teachers Emily Gutermann and Bridget Parker continue their work on the advantages of giving students healthy tools to navigate conflict in this article on Edutopia: Using Games and Design Challenges to Teach Students About Managing Conflict.

1/25/24

Erik Wormwood, Upper School Division Head, presented tools he uses as a teacher coach for facilitating productive dialogue in support of co-teaching, honoring all perspectives, respectful team decisions, creating a dynamic learning environment, and assessing and interpreting documentation and student learning.

1/23/24

Advent’s Yoga & Mindfulness teacher, Marlene Boyette, was a guest on GBH’s Basic Black. Boyette speaks about how stress impacts communities of color.

1/18/24

Former Fourth Grade faculty members answer, “What can playful learning look like online?”

9/14/2020

Head of School Nicole A. DuFauchard P’20 discusses her work in schools.

Spring 2019

Former Advent School instructional coordinator Erina Spiegelman is quoted in this article on gender identity.

10/24/17