Shrub Oak International School marked the beginning of Women’s History Month with thoughtful, student-centered activities that combined creativity, expression, and meaningful connection. Through collaborative arts and crafts and student-led interviews, the campus community came together to recognize and celebrate the contributions and impact of women in both personal and broader

Shrub Oak International School recently organized a community outing to Bingo, a local kosher supermarket, to support Jewish students as they prepared for Purim, a holiday observed in the weeks leading up to Passover. The trip reflected Shrub Oak’s ongoing commitment to honoring students’ identities and supporting meaningful cultural, religious,

Hands-on cooking activities at Shrub Oak International School often serve a purpose beyond the plate, blending nutrition education, life skills, and plenty of joy. A recent no-bake cookie activity did exactly that, giving students the opportunity to prepare a healthy snack while practicing sequencing, following directions, fine motor skills, and

Shrub Oak International School marked Valentine’s Week with a series of thoughtfully designed activities that emphasized kindness, social connection, creativity, and community engagement across campus. Throughout the week, students participated in hands-on experiences that supported communication skills, relationship-building, and meaningful participation, all within an environment structured to meet their individual

Winter weather did not slow learning on the Shrub Oak International School farm this week, as students brought their agricultural work indoors and continued to engage with the land in thoughtful and creative ways. Even during a blizzard, farm-based learning remained active, flexible, and deeply connected to long-term goals for

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,