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My foot hurts. Actually, my foot has hurt for quite a while. There has to be an analogy in there somewhere. For months, I gave myself the same prescription I have used for most minor injuries throughout my life: I…  Read more >

The first meeting of The Absolute Zeros (motto: “You can’t get any cooler”), the Crossroads middle school math team, was last week. Fifteen middle school students showed up and went to war against problems from the evil geniuses who write…  Read more >

We’re excited to offer an 8-week after-school program for Grades 4-8 in conjunction with the Paddleworks Pickleball Club in Lebanon, NH. The club consists of 8 weeks of after-school programming for 4th-8th graders beginning Novemner 16.  Players will meet at…  Read more >

Thank you to all the grandparents, special friends, and family members who joined us for our wonderful Grandparents and Special Friends Day last week. What a joy it was to see our students sharing their school, their learning, and their…  Read more >

I teach a once-weekly “User’s Guide to the Brain” for grade 6. The purpose of the course is to help students understand, and become more curious about, how human brains work–which in turn can help them learn more efficiently and…  Read more >

[See the Photos] To kick off this school year, students created TWO collaborative art projects: one to share with other students from across the United States, and the other to launch our year at Crossroads. The first project is with…  Read more >

Welcome back, families! It is so wonderful to see our hallways buzzing with life once again. Whether your child is a familiar face returning to our community or a brand-new student stepping into our school for the very first time,…  Read more >

At our opening of school meeting last week, I talked about the importance of retuning ourselves. After a summer away, every school has to find its rhythm again. Returning students settle back into familiar routines. New students begin to learn…  Read more >

I’ve written about fishing at the harbor before. There’s a reason it’s called fishing and not catching, especially how I do it. Recently, I found myself standing there, hoping for a bite and watching the tide come in. It doesn’t…  Read more >

We didn’t talk about our privilege, but there were signs; our first minivan had a cassette player and a CD player. We even splurged for the button that opened the way back windows from the diver’s seat. That van literally…  Read more >

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