This week was full of special moments, laughter, and connection during Buddy Time! At Advent, the Buddy Program is one of our most cherished and memorable traditions, bringing students together across grade levels to build friendships and strengthen our close-knit community.

Every week, Advent students visit the Library to explore new books, revisit old favorites, and discover the many ways a library can spark curiosity and inspire learning. Library time with Ms. Collins is also an opportunity to build the skills that help students become confident, independent readers and thoughtful stewards of our shared collection.

At Advent, math is more than numbers and equations. Problem-solving and real-world applications encourage students to see mathematics as both a language and a tool for understanding and engaging with the world around them.

Across The Advent School, literacy learning takes many forms—from building letters and strengthening handwriting skills to playing with language, experimenting with different genres, and finding creative ways to tell a story.

This year’s Annual Report highlights the ways our faculty used Reggio Emilia principles and the whole child approach to nurture curiosity, collaboration, creativity, and deep intellectual engagement.