As part of our accreditation process through the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) we are pleased to welcome members of the visiting team to Crossroads next week. NEASC accreditation is a reflective process that independent schools undertake…  Read more >

In the rush of morning drop-offs, extracurriculars, and evening routines, it’s easy to feel like our families are constantly moving at 100 miles per hour. While we often focus on our children’s academic or athletic achievements, their emotional well-being is…  Read more >

Each year, when winter continues to grip Lyme, New Hampshire, I make a small pilgrimage with two old friends to baseball’s spring training. We have been doing it long enough that the ritual itself feels like a season. The sun…  Read more >

I dropped my eighth-grade daughter off at basketball practice at the community building and headed to the grocery store. I had enough time to put the groceries away before needing to go back for her. Imagine my surprise to find…  Read more >

Being on a chairlift is a common experience for most of us in the Upper Valley. I prefer riding with my brother-in-law. We don’t have to say much to communicate, and we are equally tuckered from traversing the widest, flattest…  Read more >

March Madness at the Howe Library! Here is a peek into some Lower & Middle School artworks proudly being displayed during the months of March and April in the children and teen section of the library. Please note: Due to…  Read more >

One of my favorite roles as a parent is being a witness to growth, but one of the hardest is knowing when my voice is not the one my children (now adults) can hear. When my son Declan was in…  Read more >