Connecticut Attorney General William Tong Delivers Renbrook School Commencement Address

AG William Tong Commencement Speaker

Renbrook School was honored to welcome Connecticut Attorney General William Tong as their 2025 Commencement Speaker. William Tong is the 25th Attorney General and first Asian American elected statewide in Connecticut. He first took office in 2019 and is currently serving his second term. As Attorney General, Mr. Tong’s top priority is to protect Connecticut families, residents,…

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Bringing Culture and Language to Life Through Dance: Grade 4 Performs Colombian Cumbia at Renbrook

Grade 4 students performing Latin Dance

At Renbrook School, language education is not limited to vocabulary and grammar—it’s an immersive journey through history, culture, and human connection. This philosophy comes to life in the vibrant teaching of Camila Pina, a passionate and dynamic world language educator who believes deeply in the power of experiential learning. One of the most impactful tools…

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The Transformative Power of Theatre at Renbrook School

Students on stage performing in Finding Nemo

This past weekend, the Renbrook community had the pleasure of experiencing several incredible performances of Finding Nemo, Jr., presented by our talented Upper School students. As we watched these students shine on stage—excelling in singing, dancing, acting, stage changes, and behind-the-scenes work—it was impossible not to recognize the transformative power that theatre has on our…

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Teal Pumpkins: A Colorful Tradition of Inclusivity on Halloween

teal pumpkins in a wagon

Recently, a Renbrook fifth-grade student demonstrated true agency in leading a project with his classmates to help them understand the Teal Pumpkin Project and increase awareness of food allergies. Every year, as Halloween approaches, neighborhoods are adorned with pumpkins of all shapes, sizes, and colors. One particular pumpkin, though, stands out with its distinctive teal…

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The Gifts of Recess 

Often when I speak with elementary age children and ask what their favorite subject is in school, the answer most frequently given is… recess. At one time, I hoped I would hear math, reading, or writing, but 9 out of 10 times, it was always recess. It’s actually comical to watch the doors open to the playground and see so many children run out squealing with their arms open wide as if they are hugging the air. It’s such a common behavior and a true gift that brings me joy every time I see it. At this point in my career, I no longer wish to hear the words math, reading, or writing when I ask that question. You see, I now know that recess is a truly significant and important class for our students and one that should not be overlooked.  
 
 
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