News & Stories
“After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world.”
— Author Philip Pullman
In Memory of Lab Grandparent and Donor Agnes Gund
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The Lab School of Washington was saddened to learn of the recent passing of Agnes Gund, philanthropist, patron of the arts, and grandmother to Alaisia (’27) and Tienesha (’28). Ms. Gund dedicated her life to championing the arts, bolstering the work of traditionally underrepresented artists, and ensuring access to the arts for all individuals and communities.
Contemplations from Kim: Thoughts at the Start of a New Year
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Last week we welcomed our new team members and returning faculty and staff to campus, and we are looking forward to seeing our students and families later this week for our divisional orientations - Upper School on Wednesday, 8/27; Middle School on Thursday, 8/28; and Lower School on Friday, 8/29. And, we’re excited for our first full day of the school year for all - Tuesday, 9/2.
Essential Lab
World Cultures Club Offers a Window to Other Perspectives
This new Academic Club uses art, storytelling, and curiosity to introduce students to ancient cultures from around the globe.
A New Look for Eye to Eye
Lab's Eye to Eye chapter recently expanded to include students in the Lower and Middle School who would be mentored by their counterparts in the Upper School.
A Collage-Like Take on The Great Depression
Lab’s 20th annual student/faculty play goes virtual.
Lab's Facilities Team: Our Indefatigable Superheroes
Our Facilities team are heroes. They were heroes before Covid-19; now, they are superheroes.
Shoes Are Made for More than Walking
How the Arts Can Transform Learning in Any Classroom
"If we tackle tough concepts in math or science through an art project, the anxiety seems to fall away, followed by openness and enthusiasm.”
Exploring the What, Where, When, and How on Film
How one Junior High English teacher decided to spice up his reading class.
Understanding World Religions:The Lab School’s first virtual museum experience!
Anon(ymous)
Word Play
The Why Behind the Design Process
The Power of Play
Teaching Difficult Histories
Tightening the Threads of Identity, Art, and Unity
Coloring Outside the Lines
Why the Visual and Performing Arts are “on fire” at Lab
A Conversation with ...
Anthony Perry, PhD
Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Jonathan Alexis
Junior High and High School Science Teacher
Melissa Wood
Director of Speech-Language and Literacy Services
A Noteworthy Affair!
The Land Between Two Rivers
Intermediate Museum Club’s docents are ready to lead you through their breathtaking virtual exhibit ...
Celebrating Aaron Boose
The world is definitely less vivid without our beloved Aaron Boose — Lab School colleague, friend, teacher, social worker, artist, activist, leader, and bright light of hope.
What We Talk About When We Talk About Virtual Learning at Lab
Hear what our parents have to say ...
Welcome New Head of School Kim Wargo
Get to know Lab's third head of school!
Now Is the Time: Black Lives Matter
"This is a moral moment in our history."
Patricia Polacco Visits Lab
Children’s Book Author and Illustrator
A Standing Ovation for Our New Theater
2nd Annual PALS Chili Cook-off and Bingo Night
Lacrosse Great Paul Rabil Helps Lab Kids Find Their Flow
Celebrating Our New High School
Community Spotlight
Alumni Profile: Camilo Rivera '14
Camilo Rivera '14 is the kind of person who seems to have a plan, to have always had a plan.
From Where I Sit | Chris Hernadi
Registrar, Director of Transportation
From Where I Sit | Dan Lutsky
Director of Facilities
Why I Teach | James Bullock
History Teacher | High School
From Where I Sit | Colleen Cavanagh
Receptionist/Administrative Assistant - Foxhall Campus
Voices of Philanthropy | Alumni and Current Parents
