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In a word: Spectacular!

“Spectacular” was the word often overheard to describe Parents and Family Weekend held Oct.17-19. The peak foliage weekend was full of activities, including teacher conferences, athletic contests, student performances and special programming. The weekend began with an international family gathering in Gund Reading Room on Thursday, Oct.,17. Later that evening, all parents were welcomed by Head of School Elaine White and Chris White at Pratt House.
 
On Friday morning, parents and families enjoyed the Fall Festival of the Arts in Werner Centennial Center, where Alexandra Walter P’27 was thrilled to watch her daughter, Margaux, perform a dance routine from the movie “Barbie” and sing in Chorale. Later, in Gund Dining Hall, Head of School Elaine White introduced Parents Committee Co-Chairs Ali Dwyer Edwards ’95 and Philip Edwards P’27, who warmly welcomed parents to join the committee.
 
The afternoon was non-stop with parent -teacher conferences and form gatherings, which were highlighted by the Sixth Form Class Gift Dedication. Parents and families of students of color met in the Gund Reading Room prior to the day’s athletic contests. A harvest dinner in the Armstrong Dining Room was the perfect ending to the busy day.
 
Saturday was a full plate of activities starting with Sixth Form parent coffee, conversation and college counseling and special programs for each form. Athlete contests continued during the day, which was a highlight for Scott and Cassin Chaisson P’27 who were excited to watch their daughter, Piper, play soccer. Almost as nice, they said, was lounging on the sunny Keyes Patio enjoying the fall colors.  
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