Teaching children to express full, sincere apologies and make amends helps them understand the error of their choice, acknowledge its impact, and develop a stronger empathy for others. Discover how to navigate apologies and restitution in our latest installment of Parenting with Dr. Dave.

What comes after Algebra 1? At Stanley Clark, the answer is Geometry. Discover three reasons we offer this practical course to many of our 8th-grade students.

With new safety protocols in place, last year we quickly discovered our early childhood students thrived on the freedom to lead their own arrival to school. Help encourage, motivate, and empower your children with these four ideas for carline confidence. 

While some may debate the merit of graphic novels, there are wonderful benefits to allowing your child to select this popular format. Learn how graphic novels encourage frequency and enjoyment of reading - essential aspects of developing proficiency. 

Rosa loves the performing arts and all that Clark has to offer through these programs. Read about her theatre experience and how she's been challenged to stretch her abilities.

William came to Clark as a 7th grader and found his perfect fit. Read about his experience connecting with classmates and teachers and how Clark differed from his past experiences. 

The outdoors offers children amazing physical and mental health benefits. Discover six ways our youngest students are learning and growing when they step outside the classroom walls and explore our beautiful wooded campus.

Hoping to follow in her cousin and brother's footsteps, Olivia always dreamed about becoming a Miami captain. Read about her experience of being named captain in the middle of quarantine!

Learn about one of Andy's favorite days of the year, Olympic Day, as he recaps a time his team pulled off a last-minute win!

Teaching your child skills and strategies for managing their emotions helps them build the resilience, competence, and confidence they'll need throughout life. Discover ways to help your child navigate their feelings in our latest installment of Parenting with Dr. Dave.

As a new student in 7th grade, Emily remembers how welcoming and caring everyone was on her visit day. Read about her experience and the excitement she felt about enrolling at Clark.

Kate reflects on the influence Mrs. Hunt had on helping her develop a passion for art. Read more about the 3rd grade art project that remains a fond memory. 

Two of the most memorable days in Liam's time at Clark were the last day of 5th grade and the first day of 8th grade. Read about why each left such an impact on him.

One of Eliza's favorite things about middle school is participating in the plays. Read about why she feels there is an opportunity for everyone here at Clark, both in theatre and beyond!

Like so many, Elliott had to learn how to balance friendships, family, and school during a pandemic. Read her reflection on this challenging time and how she's grown as a result.

When Brayden transferred to Clark in middle school, he knew right away that this was the school for him. Read about his first impressions of the school and how he received his favorite nickname. 

Ahan was ecstatic to join the basketball team in 5th grade. Read about his very first game and the positive impact his coaches and teammates have left on him.

Middle school service learning opportunities have helped Emma gain a greater worldview. Read about how two recent experiences have impacted her. 

By first supporting the mission of The Stanley Clark School and character development in our students, there is a trickle effect on our local community. Learn about our recent partnership with Cultivate Food Rescue and how you can help!

Being at Stanley Clark has taught Anne the benefit of trying new things. Read about how joining competitive soccer helped her become more outgoing and confident.