Thank you, families of the class of 2023, for sharing your children with us for all of these years! It has truly been a blessing. Please enjoy the photos from graduation, order prints as you wish, and relive the ceremony here.

Last week, our seventh graders spent the day working on team-building exercises during their end-of-year Leadership Day. As they continue to prepare for their final year at Crossroads, they worked together to build problem solving skills and growing in their…  Read more >

Last week, the Third graders transformed into historical wax figures for the annual Wax Museum! Students chose a person who has made an impact on history to study. Then, they created beautiful displays detailing important events in their lives, accomplishments,…  Read more >

Earlier this month, our fourth graders learned about the inner workings of the heart by dissecting that of a sheep. As they concluded their unit on body systems, in particular, the cardiovascular system, students were fortunate to see first-hand how…  Read more >

Today, we honor the life of Dr. Renee Manheimer, our grades 4-8 Spanish teacher, who passed away suddenly last Friday afternoon. Dr. Manheimer came to Crossroads in the fall of 2021 and brought with her an incredible knowledge and passion…  Read more >

This March, Aadhi ’29, Allie ’30, Anji ’24, Calvin ’30, Emelia ’26, Luke ’28, Micah ’27, Rohan ’24, and Sunny ’24 participated in the Math Kangaroo competition. We are excited to announce that Calvin ’30 earned first place in the state…  Read more >

Recently, Coraline Mann ’25 submitted a painting that won Best in Show for the state of New Hampshire in this year’s U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Junior Duck Stamp competition. Her acrylic painting of Long-Tailed Ducks, based on a photo that…  Read more >

Last week, our kindergartners got to try out different African instruments in music class, which directly relates to their classroom studies on the continent of Africa. They were so excited to experience the pieces for themselves, and to practice keeping…  Read more >

Our class was assigned a project where we had to make a 3-D model of a character in The Story of Frankenstein. To make things more interesting, we had to embed some special symbols that relate to the character and what the…  Read more >

In the recent Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies newsletter, our very own Addison Ramsey ’23 is announced as the first place winner in the Middle School Division for the 2023 Charles Hildebrandt Holocaust Studies Award for her essay, Witnesses of Genocide, in…  Read more >