A member of the SCS community since 2nd grade, Keaton loves all things architecture and science. Learn more about his interests and involvements at Clark. 

She joined the Clark family just a year ago and loves how she can be herself here. Read about how her transition to SCS has been and what she's looking forward to this year.

There are tremendous academic skills in addition to social and emotional lessons to be discovered through play. In kindergarten, play is of utmost importance. 

A member of the SCS family since the age of 3, Julia is passionate about volleyball and loves being involved. Read more about her competitive spirit and time spent at Clark.

An SCS tiger since kindergarten, Maisie loves being friends with everyone in her class. Read more about her love of Speech Team and passion for math. 

Discover how Stanley Clark drama teacher, Ms. Chudzynski, helped middle school student actors gain a deeper understanding of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream through the use of 60's music. 

In order to become life-long learners, students need to actively engage, make observations and reflect on their learning. Student-led conferences give them the opportunity to do just that. 

Discover how the use of iPads has become one of the most beneficial tools in helping students gain a deeper understanding of Spanish content and vocabulary.

Mia was just 3 years old when she came to SCS. Read about her passion for soccer and how she's grown here at Clark. 

Gabe joined Clark as a kindergartener and sees Clark as a family. Read about his passion for sports and how he's become a leader.

A long-term class project, while sometimes seemingly daunting at first (for both the student and parent), always results in a sense of achievement, and fosters time management and organizational skills in the process. 

Lily has been an SCS Tiger since the age of 3 when she came as a preschooler. Read about how Clark has impacted her over the years. 

Jessica came to Clark just last year as a 7th grader and quickly became part of the family. Read about her experience at SCS. 

Introducing lower school students to musical instruments can be extremely beneficial socially, emotionally and intellectually. Find out how. 

What does it mean to be a Reggio Emilia inspired preschool? Discover what a Reggio classroom looks like in action, through a month-long creative project initiated and inspired by preschool students.

Reading aloud to your middle school child may seem somewhat unusual. But we invite you to consider how reading aloud to children is a pursuit without an expiration date. 

At Stanley Clark, we value the tremendous benefits of recess to our students’ development. Learn more about these four key benefits: cognitive, social, emotional and physical. 

Chromebooks are simply another tool for our middle school students to show their thinking and engage with their learning. Discover four of the many ways the use of this 1:1 technology has helped our student flourish.

The questions you ask your child about their day can prompt a positive or negative outlook on life. Learn to seek the positive and make sure you aren't "interviewing for pain." Find out how.