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Daylight Saving Time ends
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US: Parent/Teacher Conferences (Virtual)
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Dress Down Day
For Lower School students only:
Typically, Fridays are dress-down days. On this Friday, we kindly request that children come to school in dress code—no dress down—as they will be performing for their grandparents and special friends.EC/LS: Grandparents & Special Friends' Day
Lower School - Gymnasium - GymTypically, Fridays are dress-down days. On this Friday, we kindly request that Lower School children come to school in dress code—no dress down—as they will be performing for their grandparents and special friends.Contact: Lauren DomaradzkiEC/LS: Early Dismissal at 11:30 a.m. (No bus service)
EC & LS students will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m. There will be no bus service available on this day.Contact: Lauren Domaradzki
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EC/LS: Veterans Day Assembly (Students Only)
Lower School - Gymnasium - GymContact: Lauren DomaradzkiAdm: Prospective Parent Coffee w/ Head of School
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US: Stage the Change Field Trip
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Alum: Alumni Open House
Alumni, join us for a special Open House on Saturday, November 15, at 9:30 a.m. for coffee & conversation with Director of Admissions, Michael Coope, and Head of School, Simon Owen-Williams, followed by a campus tour—a perfect chance to stroll down memory lane while looking ahead for your family. Alumni families with children of any age are warmly invited. Alumni with children ages 1–5 are welcome to stay for the Early Childhood Playdate immediately following, which runs until 11:30 a.m.Contact: Vincent Catapano
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MS: 8th Grade Trip to Tenement Museum & 9/11 Memorial
The 8th-grade students have a wonderful opportunity to visit the Tenement Museum and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum on Monday, November 17, 2025. Both museums closely align with the eighth-grade social studies curriculum, which spans from immigration through the post–World War II era in the United States. At the Tenement Museum, students will explore the stories of immigrants in the early 1900s, gaining insight into how they lived and worked. Later, at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, they will reflect on the events of September 11 and honor the lives lost and the heroes of that day. Students and chaperones will depart from Portledge at 9:00 AM and return to campus at approximately 4:00 PM. We look forward to this meaningful day of learning and reflection.Contact: Amy Manzone -
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CC: 11th Grade College Night
Commons - Dining Hall - C-DHMandatory AttendanceContact: Karen Crowley -
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US: Mandarin Class Field Trip
Contact: Luisa WuMS/US: 8th & 9th Grade Parent Information Event, Nov. 20, 2025
Commons - Dining Hall - C-DHContact: Michael Coope
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School Closed - Thanksgiving Break
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School Closed - Thanksgiving Break
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School Closed - Thanksgiving Break
School & offices closed
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