A bus ride alone can be very exciting for a kindergarten student. But when the bus is taking the student to Target, where he will be purchasing something cool for his classroom using money that he and his classmates earned, the experience is nothing short of amazing! The Sage School Kindergarten recently headed to the … Read More

The Sage Play is a highlight of the year for Grades 3-5 at The Sage School. Students spend several months learning about the elements needed to produce a play from beginning to end. They help create costumes, build and paint sets, plan set changes, suggest blocking, run the lights and music, and control the curtain. … Read More

Sage hosted its Second Annual Music Recital on April 11 in the Sage Music Room. Students in Grades 1-5 showcased their musical talents in front of an audience comprised of family members and faculty. While many artists played pieces on the piano, others played the violin or sang a favorite song. The Herbs and Spices … Read More

Entrepreneurs start young at Sage! As part of their unit on economics, Sage’s Kindergarten class recently opened The K Shop where they sold items ranging in cost from 25 cents to $1 to members of the Sage community. The class learned about the process of building a business, first deciding upon items that might be … Read More

One of the more favorite events of the year among community members, Sage’s International Night celebrates the various cultures within the Sage community. Families bring dishes to share, wear festive, traditional attire, and enjoy each other’s company for a night of student performances. International Night 2018, held on April 5, was a joyous event, from … Read More

Lisa Troy and Nitzan Resnick, both middle school science teachers at The Sage School, recently collaborated with scientist Stefan Sievert of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) on an article for Science Scope, a middle school science magazine published by the National Science Teachers Organization (NTSA). The partnership between Dr. Sievert and Sage developed several years ago. … Read More

The Sage School Theater Company gave an incredible performance of Aladdin JR this weekend in front of an audience of over 400 at The Norwood Theatre. From the moment the curtain opened, the beautiful, authentic costumes and props, bold set design, and creative lighting set the background for a show that entertained attendees of all … Read More

The Sage School hosted the MATHCOUNTS Metro South Chapter Competition on February 3. Eleven schools, totaling seventy-five students, participated in the event. Two of Sage’s seven competitors placed in the top five of the competition, earning them the chance to compete at the state level next month. Congratulations to seventh grader William D. (1st place) … Read More

Among the list of panelists who shared their expertise with more than sixty Middle School students at The Sage School’s 4th Annual Career Day were engineers, entrepreneurs, professors, architects, and lawyers. Students were given the unique opportunity to first choose from a group of themed panels (Medicine and Innovation, Environment, Pharmaceuticals and Technology, Business and … Read More

The Sage School Model United Nations Team attended the Middle School MUN Conference December 2 hosted at Northeastern University. The largest in MSMUN history, there were thirty-two school delegations in attendance, totaling over 500 student delegates. Those in attendance worked together to resolve global issues that spanned topics such as climate change, food security, and child … Read More

Over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, The Sage School Chain Reaction Club, otherwise known as Team “Smart Kids r Cool,” participated in the 20th annual Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) giant chain reaction event with their own Rube Goldberg-esque link in a long chain of creative contraptions. For two and a half months, ten Sage students in Grades 2-8 … Read More

The Sage School was proud to participate in the grand opening of the Mansfield Bio-Incubator along with Secretary Jay Ash, State Representative Jay Barrows, Foxboro Town Manager Bill Keegan, and President & CEO of Massachusetts Biotechnology Council Robert Coughlin. Head of School Marie Leary spoke at the event about the exciting mentoring possibilities this new venture brings … Read More

Eleven members of our Model UN Team participated in the MUN Global Leadership Conference held at The Omni Parker House and Suffolk University Law School in downtown Boston on October 1, 2017. Sage was one of twenty schools in attendance. In this “coaching” conference that focused on the topic of child refugees, students were paired … Read More

Sage welcomed its youngest members of our community with our Annual Beginners & PK Social held here on campus. New and returning students visited their classrooms in the morning to meet teachers and new friends. Parents enjoyed a reception with the Head of School Marie Leary and other administrators to answer last-minute questions and meet … Read More

About 40 families gathered at Sage on Wednesday, August 30 for our annual New Family Reception. Held on the back campus, Head of School Marie Leary and the Admission Office welcomed wonderful new students and their parents for a cocktail reception. New students enjoyed the playground and making new friends while parents mingled with faculty … Read More

The Sage School’s Makerspace is officially open and ready for students in Kindergarten through Grade 8. It is currently filled with state-of-the-art technology such as a laser cutter, 3-D printer, digital technology and design equipment, video and sound production tools, and woodworking stations, with more arriving every day. At The Sage School, a Makerspace is … Read More

From building robotic arms to virtually traveling the world, Summer Sage Explorations and Summer Sage Academy delivered another wonderful summer of discovery for over nearly 100 children in PK to Grade 8. The Sage School summer enrichment programs are the perfect blend of learning and fun for bright young minds! Summer Sage offers two distinct groups – … Read More