Seasonal farm activities continue to provide students with hands-on opportunities to build practical skills, engage their senses, and participate in daily routines that emphasize responsibility, care, and connection to the natural world. Even as temperatures drop, the farm remains an integral part of Shrub Oak’s transdisciplinary approach, blending sensory learning,

Shrub Oak International School recently marked an important milestone in planning for one of the most anticipated social events of the year: prom. Through an on-campus voting process, students and staff were invited to help choose the theme for the 2026 prom, reinforcing the school’s commitment to student voice, shared

Shrub Oak International School recently completed a renovation of the Hub, a central activity space located in the school’s main building where students regularly spend time engaging in recreational, social, and self-directed activities. The redesign reflects Shrub Oak’s ongoing commitment to creating and improving environments that support student regulation, engagement,

Shrub Oak International School maintains regular, ongoing visits to local nursing homes as part of its broader commitment to community engagement, service learning, and social connection. Through these visits, students and staff build meaningful relationships with older adults while reinforcing values of empathy, kindness, and civic responsibility. The school’s ongoing

Shrub Oak International School recently introduced a balloon twisting workshop led by one of its talented staff members, and the enthusiastic response from students has made it clear that this activity will continue as an ongoing offering. What began as a single creative session quickly became a favorite, with students

To mark the beginning of the New Year, students at Shrub Oak International School participated in a splash painting project inspired by the work and techniques of abstract expressionist artist Jackson Pollock. The activity centered on process rather than outcome, inviting students to use movement, color, and gesture as tools