[View the Photos] The first Core Knowledge literature unit for fifth graders at Crossroads is an immersive study of Homer’s Odyssey. Students learn about the history and legend of the Trojan War while discussing the oral tradition of epic poetry in Ancient…  Read more >

[See the Photos] To kick off the year our school-wide art collaboration focused on a variety of contemporary artists who use the classic iconic crayon as their medium. Lower School students took inspiration from the book The Crayons Go Back…  Read more >

[See the Photos] For nearly a decade, the Crossroads Academy eighth-grade class has visited Boston for their culminating Middle School field trip. After traveling to Boston on the Dartmouth Coach, students ate lunch on the Boston Common. From there, they…  Read more >

On Wednesday, May 24, the Middle School held their very own Tony Awards to recognize the students who made the musical Matilda Jr. come to life. After learning a bit about the history of the “actual” Tony Awards, each student…  Read more >

Spring has sprung–Happy May! Here is a peek into some Lower and Middle School artworks. Student ART Portfolios Be on the look out toward the end of the school year. Your child will be bringing home a collection of their…  Read more >

Ah, coloring. This fun and simple activity has so many benefits for kids. Coloring can help younger ones develop motor skills, encourage concentration, and foster creative expression. For older kids, coloring offers a moment of meditation, a chance to slow…  Read more >

Happy April! Here is a peek into some Middle School art installations around campus. Mark your calendar and plan to visit the Howe Library in Hanover to view Crossroads Academy K–8 student artwork being displayed during the month of April…  Read more >

Take a peek into some Lower School art displays around campus.  Also, don’t forget to mark your calendar and plan to visit the Howe Library in Hanover to view Crossroads Academy K–8 student artwork being displayed during the month of…  Read more >

[See the Photos] Before the break, Madame Gonzalez introduced the many aspects of Carnaval and of the Mardi Gras celebration to her French students.  In third grade, students studied the meaning of Mardi Gras, the three main colors found in…  Read more >

Here is a peek into some Middle School art installations around campus. SIXTH GRADE Non-Objective Repoussé Designs: Repoussé (French) is an ancient metalworking technique in which a malleable metal is shaped by hammering from the reverse side to create a…  Read more >