Key School

Fourth Grade Olympics. For the past few years, P.E. teachers Vicki Brunt and Jonathan Coslick have conducted a mini Olympics featuring the fourth grade class. bit.ly/3wkur7L

American Civilization Exposition. Every year, the end of the first semester of the 11th grade American Civilization course is marked by an expansive exposition of student work related to American culture. bit.ly/3bxXzAw

First School Students Take on the Traverse Wall. The First School students are climbing the walls! Quite literally, students in Key-Wee, Pre-School, Pre-Kindergarten, and Kindergarten have begun taking on the traverse wall in our Activity Building. bit.ly/3fsjtWT

Key Juniors Qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program. Congratulations to Scott O'Connor, Jaeden Clark, Brianna Burke, Kayla Stephenson, Nathaniel Smith, and Sarah Celaya! bit.ly/3hBAOPQ

The First School students are climbing the walls! Quite literally, students in Key-Wee, Pre-School, Pre-Kindergarten, and Kindergarten have begun taking on the traverse wall in our Activity Building. keyschool.org/about/school-n…

You show up for us every day in a million different ways and we couldn’t be more grateful. Happy National Nurses Day to our very own superstar, Nurse Katie!

Narwhals are near threatened because they are hunted for their horns. They're at the top of the food chain, & they’re living depends on the health of the environment. Help by trying to stop global warming. There are only 80,000 left. #SDGS #WWf #extinction #Studenttweeter

Hawksbill Sea turtles are critically endangered. There are only about 10,000 left. If you catch one in a net immediately release it as quick as you can! They’re actually very peaceful. #SDGs #WWF #extinction #studenttweeter

The Galapagos Penguin is endangered w/ less than 2,000 in the wild. They are dying because it’s hard to find food in the Galapagos. They are an important food source for lots of animals. We can save them by helping stop climate change. #SDGs #WWF #extinction #studenttweeter

There are around 80,000 narwhals left in the wild.That is a problem! Narwhals are one of the top predators so they are very important to the steady balance of life in the Arctic. We need to protect these friendly predators. #sdgs #wwf #extinction #studettweeter