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In an effort to recognize and honor the diverse cultures and histories that students and families bring to our community, Rowland Hall formally acknowledges nationally-recognized heritage and history months throughout the year.

September 15 marks the beginning of Latinx Heritage Month! Learn more about the month, and see a curated list of books from both of our libraries by clicking the button below.

Latinx Heritage Month

All Rowland Hall community members and their families aged six months and up are welcome to participate in the flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic.

Friday, September 27, 2024, 2:30-5:30 pm
McCarthey Campus Parlor
*Bring photo ID and insurance card. 

RSVP by Thursday, September 19
Note: We anticipate longer wait times between 3:00-4:30 pm. Please plan accordingly. 

This clinic is provided in collaboration with Community Nursing Services. 
CNS accepts the following health insurance plans, which cover the cost of flu and COVID-19 vaccination at 100%. See the RSVP form for out-of-pocket costs.

Email schoolnurse@rowlandhall.org with questions.

To further advance Rowland Hall’ strategic priority to “cultivate a community where each member thrives,” we are excited to continue to offer the following parent/caregiver affinity and alliance groups for this school year. 

Families of Neurodivergent Students Affinity Group 

The families of neurodivergent students affinity group is a parent/caregiver-led support group with a focus on addressing the challenges confronting families with neurodivergent kids. The group aims to provide a forum for sharing experiences and identifying strategies for navigating the behavioral, educational, and emotional challenges seen in neurodivergent children of all ages (including those who have ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, dyslexia, and cognitive or processing differences as well as others). The first meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 23rd at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.

Active Allies 

Active Allies is a meeting space for parents and caregivers who want to further their learning about differences and identify action steps to foster a more welcoming school environment for people of all races. This year, the group will focus on three big questions, the first of which is "How might I engage in meaningful conversations with those who are not like me?" The first meeting is scheduled for Friday, September 27th at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today. 

Families of Students of Color Affinity Group

The families of students of color affinity group is open to any parents/caregivers of students of color (which includes multiracial, Asian, Black, Latine, Middle Eastern students, and more) enrolled at both McCarthey and Lincoln St. campuses. This space helps build connection and community and offers a venue to share questions and ideas for ongoing support. The first meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 10th at 3:15pm in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.   

Want to lead an affinity group? 

If parents/caregivers would like to lead any other affinity groups for this school year, please reach out to Dr. Chandani Patel, Director of Equity and Inclusion. Rowland Hall is eager to support your needs! 

Join us for a panel discussion centered around Jonathan Haidt’s book, The Anxious Generation. We’ll discuss screen time, social media, and parenting Beginning and Lower School-aged children in a technologically complex world. You’ll hear from community and school experts and have a chance to have your questions answered following the panel. The discussion will run from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm on Wednesday, September 25th in the McCarthey Campus Dining Hall. Use this form to submit questions in advance of the panel. We hope to see you there!

We’re so grateful to everyone who attended Back to School Night this year! We hope you enjoyed getting to know your child(ren)’s homeroom teacher(s) a bit better and learned more about all the wonderful things in store for our students this year!

Students arriving on campus before 8:00 am should check into Extended Day in the Little Gym. There is no supervision for students outside. Extended Day fees apply until 8:00, after which time there is no charge. At 8:15, students are welcomed into classrooms and classes begin promptly at 8:30. If you arrive late, please walk your child inside and sign them in at the reception desk.

Please check the schedule to know which day your child’s class will have school pictures taken. Children do not need to wear their uniforms on their class’ picture day. Read here for information about pricing and ordering. Make-up day will be October 15.

Please remember at any time while you are in the building or on campus to wear your name badge. We have some new faculty and staff members who would greatly appreciate the help putting names to new faces. Thank you! If you need a name badge, please click here to order one.

Join us for a panel discussion centered around Jonathan Haidt’s book, The Anxious Generation. We’ll discuss screen time, social media, and parenting Beginning and Lower School-aged children in a technologically complex world. You’ll hear from community and school experts and have a chance to have your questions answered following the panel. The discussion will run from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm on Wednesday, September 25th in the McCarthey Campus Dining Hall. Use this form to submit questions in advance of the panel. We hope to see you there!

We’re so grateful to everyone who attended Back to School Night this year! We hope you enjoyed getting to know your child(ren)’s homeroom teacher(s) a bit better and learned more about all the wonderful things in store for our students this year!

Students arriving on campus before 8:00 am should check into Extended Day in the Little Gym. There is no supervision for students outside. Extended Day fees apply until 8:00, after which time there is no charge. At 8:15, students are welcomed into classrooms and classes begin promptly at 8:30. If you arrive late, please walk your child inside and sign them in at the reception desk.

In line with our strategic priorities to “cultivate a community where each member thrives,” we are thrilled to continue Lower School Affinity Groups for the 2024-25 year. Please read more about the groups and register your child here. You do need to register but do not need to commit to every date.

Please check the schedule to know which day your child’s class will have school pictures taken. Children do not need to wear their uniforms on their class’ picture day. Read here for information about pricing and ordering. Make-up day will be October 15.

Please remember at any time while you are in the building or on campus to wear your name badge. We have some new faculty and staff members who would greatly appreciate the help putting names to new faces. Thank you! If you need a name badge, please click here to order one.

During the month of September, 4th and 5th grade classrooms will be using Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) as one of the beginning-of-the-year student assessments in math and reading comprehension. This is an adaptive assessment that acts as one piece of data to help inform classroom instruction. Along with other assessment information throughout the year, MAP data helps teachers know where students are in their mastery of different content.

We will also assess the students in the spring, as MAP is focused on measuring growth from the year. Those spring results will be shared with families - stay tuned for more details in April.

If you are interested in learning more, here is an article written by NWEA on MAP.

It has been a fun filled week for the Middle School with the eighth grade camping trip, the sixth grade Wasatch Adventure, and the seventh grade Teton Science School trip. Thank you to the advisors and chaperones for helping to create these exciting experiences for our students. Just a reminder that Monday September 16 will be a late start date. School will begin at 9:30.   

Upcoming dates and events:

September 16: Late Start Date, see planner for schedule

September 24 – 26: MAP Testing, see below for additional details

September 25: MS Picture Day, see below for additional details

September 26: MS Community Discussion around technology and The Anxious Generation, 7PM in the Lincoln Campus, Eccles Library

Reminder: If your student is sick or will be missing school please send an email to MSAttendance@RowlandHall.Org

It was a quiet week for MS Sports due to Class Trips!

We have a busy week the next few weeks with both Volleyball and Soccer games - check your email from Coaches with games/practice schedules for the week and if you have any questions, please reach out.

Go Winged Lions!!!

Please email Jackie Hertgen if you have any questions regarding MS Athletics. 

The Middle School will be administering our fall Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) testing September 24-26. We will run a special schedule for testing, and we ask that you prioritize having your child at school those three days to minimize make-up testing.  You can read more about MAP here.

Save the date! The Middle School picture day will be on Wednesday September 25. Additional details on how to access the photos and purchase them will be shared at a later date. 

Yesterday, information regarding the Safe UT App was shared during our Middle School assembly. We encourage you to read the following letter and have an open dialog with your student about this topic. 

Hello, Middle School Students & Families,

Communication between school and home about your child’s academic performance and their habits and attitude towards learning has always been an integral part of your child’s success. In the Middle School, Mission-Based Grading is our feedback system for reporting holistically on a student’s learning development. There are three categories: academic mastery, productivity, and contributions that target the skills, behaviors, and mindsets we hold for students. Please read more in the continuation of this letter here.  

Please click below for information on the Driver's Ed course through Utah Elite Driving School: 

Utah Elite Driving 

Come out and support the Defending State Champion Rowland Hall Girls Soccer team on Thursday, September 19th at 4pm. It will be a re-match of the State Championship game when we host the Jayhawks of St. Joes at the Steiner Field Complex. 

Raffle Drawing for the opportunity to take a PK against Head of School, Mick Gee!

Pizza and Drinks will be provided! Come out early and cheer loudly for your Winged Lions!

We look forward to seeing you at the upper school's Back to School Night on Thursday, September 19. This is an event for parents and caregivers to meet teachers and advisors and learn more about our classes and program. You will have a chance to follow your students schedule through mini-classes from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Join us for an optional meet and greet outside of the main entrance to the upper school (Lincoln Street) starting at 6:10. You can find details for the evening here: Back to School Night schedule. 

We are excited to announce a search for adult mentors to guide our Upper School senior math and computer science students through their year-long research projects. These students are deeply engaged in exploring specialized topics and are in need of expertise in the following areas:

• Drone pathfinding
• Computer architecture and design
• 3D modeling for architecture using drones
• Quantum computing applications
• Machine learning algorithms, particularly in image recognition
• AI's role in cyberattack detection and prevention
• Medical advancements through machine learning
• Mentors are asked to contribute just an hour of their time a few times a year to make a significant impact on our students' educational journeys.

If you are interested in mentoring, or know someone who might be, please contact Ben Smith at bensmith@rowlandhall.org. Your support can help shape the future of these budding technologists and innovators.

Join us for a panel discussion centered around Jonathan Haidt’s book, The Anxious Generation. We’ll discuss screen time, social media, and parenting Beginning and Lower School-aged children in a technologically complex world. You’ll hear from community and school experts and have a chance to have your questions answered following the panel. The discussion will run from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm on Wednesday, September 25th in the McCarthey Campus Dining Hall. Use this form to submit questions in advance of the panel. We hope to see you there!

We’re so grateful to everyone who attended Back to School Night this year! We hope you enjoyed getting to know your child(ren)’s homeroom teacher(s) a bit better and learned more about all the wonderful things in store for our students this year!

Students arriving on campus before 8:00 am should check into Extended Day in the Little Gym. There is no supervision for students outside. Extended Day fees apply until 8:00, after which time there is no charge. At 8:15, students are welcomed into classrooms and classes begin promptly at 8:30. If you arrive late, please walk your child inside and sign them in at the reception desk.

Please check the schedule to know which day your child’s class will have school pictures taken. Children do not need to wear their uniforms on their class’ picture day. Read here for information about pricing and ordering. Make-up day will be October 15.

Please remember at any time while you are in the building or on campus to wear your name badge. We have some new faculty and staff members who would greatly appreciate the help putting names to new faces. Thank you! If you need a name badge, please click here to order one.

In an effort to recognize and honor the diverse cultures and histories that students and families bring to our community, Rowland Hall formally acknowledges nationally-recognized heritage and history months throughout the year.

September 15 marks the beginning of Latinx Heritage Month! Learn more about the month, and see a curated list of books from both of our libraries by clicking the button below.

Latinx Heritage Month

All Rowland Hall community members and their families aged six months and up are welcome to participate in the flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic.

Friday, September 27, 2024, 2:30-5:30 pm
McCarthey Campus Parlor
*Bring photo ID and insurance card. 

RSVP by Thursday, September 19
Note: We anticipate longer wait times between 3:00-4:30 pm. Please plan accordingly. 

This clinic is provided in collaboration with Community Nursing Services. 
CNS accepts the following health insurance plans, which cover the cost of flu and COVID-19 vaccination at 100%. See the RSVP form for out-of-pocket costs.

Email schoolnurse@rowlandhall.org with questions.

To further advance Rowland Hall’ strategic priority to “cultivate a community where each member thrives,” we are excited to continue to offer the following parent/caregiver affinity and alliance groups for this school year. 

Families of Neurodivergent Students Affinity Group 

The families of neurodivergent students affinity group is a parent/caregiver-led support group with a focus on addressing the challenges confronting families with neurodivergent kids. The group aims to provide a forum for sharing experiences and identifying strategies for navigating the behavioral, educational, and emotional challenges seen in neurodivergent children of all ages (including those who have ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, dyslexia, and cognitive or processing differences as well as others). The first meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 23rd at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.

Active Allies 

Active Allies is a meeting space for parents and caregivers who want to further their learning about differences and identify action steps to foster a more welcoming school environment for people of all races. This year, the group will focus on three big questions, the first of which is "How might I engage in meaningful conversations with those who are not like me?" The first meeting is scheduled for Friday, September 27th at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today. 

Families of Students of Color Affinity Group

The families of students of color affinity group is open to any parents/caregivers of students of color (which includes multiracial, Asian, Black, Latine, Middle Eastern students, and more) enrolled at both McCarthey and Lincoln St. campuses. This space helps build connection and community and offers a venue to share questions and ideas for ongoing support. The first meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 10th at 3:15pm in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.   

Want to lead an affinity group? 

If parents/caregivers would like to lead any other affinity groups for this school year, please reach out to Dr. Chandani Patel, Director of Equity and Inclusion. Rowland Hall is eager to support your needs! 

Join us for a panel discussion centered around Jonathan Haidt’s book, The Anxious Generation. We’ll discuss screen time, social media, and parenting Beginning and Lower School-aged children in a technologically complex world. You’ll hear from community and school experts and have a chance to have your questions answered following the panel. The discussion will run from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm on Wednesday, September 25th in the McCarthey Campus Dining Hall. Use this form to submit questions in advance of the panel. We hope to see you there!

We’re so grateful to everyone who attended Back to School Night this year! We hope you enjoyed getting to know your child(ren)’s homeroom teacher(s) a bit better and learned more about all the wonderful things in store for our students this year!

Students arriving on campus before 8:00 am should check into Extended Day in the Little Gym. There is no supervision for students outside. Extended Day fees apply until 8:00, after which time there is no charge. At 8:15, students are welcomed into classrooms and classes begin promptly at 8:30. If you arrive late, please walk your child inside and sign them in at the reception desk.

In line with our strategic priorities to “cultivate a community where each member thrives,” we are thrilled to continue Lower School Affinity Groups for the 2024-25 year. Please read more about the groups and register your child here. You do need to register but do not need to commit to every date.

Please check the schedule to know which day your child’s class will have school pictures taken. Children do not need to wear their uniforms on their class’ picture day. Read here for information about pricing and ordering. Make-up day will be October 15.

Please remember at any time while you are in the building or on campus to wear your name badge. We have some new faculty and staff members who would greatly appreciate the help putting names to new faces. Thank you! If you need a name badge, please click here to order one.

During the month of September, 4th and 5th grade classrooms will be using Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) as one of the beginning-of-the-year student assessments in math and reading comprehension. This is an adaptive assessment that acts as one piece of data to help inform classroom instruction. Along with other assessment information throughout the year, MAP data helps teachers know where students are in their mastery of different content.

We will also assess the students in the spring, as MAP is focused on measuring growth from the year. Those spring results will be shared with families - stay tuned for more details in April.

If you are interested in learning more, here is an article written by NWEA on MAP.

In an effort to recognize and honor the diverse cultures and histories that students and families bring to our community, Rowland Hall formally acknowledges nationally-recognized heritage and history months throughout the year.

September 15 marks the beginning of Latinx Heritage Month! Learn more about the month, and see a curated list of books from both of our libraries by clicking the button below.

Latinx Heritage Month

All Rowland Hall community members and their families aged six months and up are welcome to participate in the flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic.

Friday, September 27, 2024, 2:30-5:30 pm
McCarthey Campus Parlor
*Bring photo ID and insurance card. 

RSVP by Thursday, September 19
Note: We anticipate longer wait times between 3:00-4:30 pm. Please plan accordingly. 

This clinic is provided in collaboration with Community Nursing Services. 
CNS accepts the following health insurance plans, which cover the cost of flu and COVID-19 vaccination at 100%. See the RSVP form for out-of-pocket costs.

Email schoolnurse@rowlandhall.org with questions.

To further advance Rowland Hall’ strategic priority to “cultivate a community where each member thrives,” we are excited to continue to offer the following parent/caregiver affinity and alliance groups for this school year. 

Families of Neurodivergent Students Affinity Group 

The families of neurodivergent students affinity group is a parent/caregiver-led support group with a focus on addressing the challenges confronting families with neurodivergent kids. The group aims to provide a forum for sharing experiences and identifying strategies for navigating the behavioral, educational, and emotional challenges seen in neurodivergent children of all ages (including those who have ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, dyslexia, and cognitive or processing differences as well as others). The first meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 23rd at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.

Active Allies 

Active Allies is a meeting space for parents and caregivers who want to further their learning about differences and identify action steps to foster a more welcoming school environment for people of all races. This year, the group will focus on three big questions, the first of which is "How might I engage in meaningful conversations with those who are not like me?" The first meeting is scheduled for Friday, September 27th at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today. 

Families of Students of Color Affinity Group

The families of students of color affinity group is open to any parents/caregivers of students of color (which includes multiracial, Asian, Black, Latine, Middle Eastern students, and more) enrolled at both McCarthey and Lincoln St. campuses. This space helps build connection and community and offers a venue to share questions and ideas for ongoing support. The first meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 10th at 3:15pm in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.   

Want to lead an affinity group? 

If parents/caregivers would like to lead any other affinity groups for this school year, please reach out to Dr. Chandani Patel, Director of Equity and Inclusion. Rowland Hall is eager to support your needs! 

It has been a fun filled week for the Middle School with the eighth grade camping trip, the sixth grade Wasatch Adventure, and the seventh grade Teton Science School trip. Thank you to the advisors and chaperones for helping to create these exciting experiences for our students. Just a reminder that Monday September 16 will be a late start date. School will begin at 9:30.   

Upcoming dates and events:

September 16: Late Start Date, see planner for schedule

September 24 – 26: MAP Testing, see below for additional details

September 25: MS Picture Day, see below for additional details

September 26: MS Community Discussion around technology and The Anxious Generation, 7PM in the Lincoln Campus, Eccles Library

Reminder: If your student is sick or will be missing school please send an email to MSAttendance@RowlandHall.Org

It was a quiet week for MS Sports due to Class Trips!

We have a busy week the next few weeks with both Volleyball and Soccer games - check your email from Coaches with games/practice schedules for the week and if you have any questions, please reach out.

Go Winged Lions!!!

Please email Jackie Hertgen if you have any questions regarding MS Athletics. 

The Middle School will be administering our fall Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) testing September 24-26. We will run a special schedule for testing, and we ask that you prioritize having your child at school those three days to minimize make-up testing.  You can read more about MAP here.

Save the date! The Middle School picture day will be on Wednesday September 25. Additional details on how to access the photos and purchase them will be shared at a later date. 

Yesterday, information regarding the Safe UT App was shared during our Middle School assembly. We encourage you to read the following letter and have an open dialog with your student about this topic. 

Hello, Middle School Students & Families,

Communication between school and home about your child’s academic performance and their habits and attitude towards learning has always been an integral part of your child’s success. In the Middle School, Mission-Based Grading is our feedback system for reporting holistically on a student’s learning development. There are three categories: academic mastery, productivity, and contributions that target the skills, behaviors, and mindsets we hold for students. Please read more in the continuation of this letter here.  

In an effort to recognize and honor the diverse cultures and histories that students and families bring to our community, Rowland Hall formally acknowledges nationally-recognized heritage and history months throughout the year.

September 15 marks the beginning of Latinx Heritage Month! Learn more about the month, and see a curated list of books from both of our libraries by clicking the button below.

Latinx Heritage Month

All Rowland Hall community members and their families aged six months and up are welcome to participate in the flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic.

Friday, September 27, 2024, 2:30-5:30 pm
McCarthey Campus Parlor
*Bring photo ID and insurance card. 

RSVP by Thursday, September 19
Note: We anticipate longer wait times between 3:00-4:30 pm. Please plan accordingly. 

This clinic is provided in collaboration with Community Nursing Services. 
CNS accepts the following health insurance plans, which cover the cost of flu and COVID-19 vaccination at 100%. See the RSVP form for out-of-pocket costs.

Email schoolnurse@rowlandhall.org with questions.

To further advance Rowland Hall’ strategic priority to “cultivate a community where each member thrives,” we are excited to continue to offer the following parent/caregiver affinity and alliance groups for this school year. 

Families of Neurodivergent Students Affinity Group 

The families of neurodivergent students affinity group is a parent/caregiver-led support group with a focus on addressing the challenges confronting families with neurodivergent kids. The group aims to provide a forum for sharing experiences and identifying strategies for navigating the behavioral, educational, and emotional challenges seen in neurodivergent children of all ages (including those who have ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, dyslexia, and cognitive or processing differences as well as others). The first meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 23rd at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.

Active Allies 

Active Allies is a meeting space for parents and caregivers who want to further their learning about differences and identify action steps to foster a more welcoming school environment for people of all races. This year, the group will focus on three big questions, the first of which is "How might I engage in meaningful conversations with those who are not like me?" The first meeting is scheduled for Friday, September 27th at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today. 

Families of Students of Color Affinity Group

The families of students of color affinity group is open to any parents/caregivers of students of color (which includes multiracial, Asian, Black, Latine, Middle Eastern students, and more) enrolled at both McCarthey and Lincoln St. campuses. This space helps build connection and community and offers a venue to share questions and ideas for ongoing support. The first meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 10th at 3:15pm in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.   

Want to lead an affinity group? 

If parents/caregivers would like to lead any other affinity groups for this school year, please reach out to Dr. Chandani Patel, Director of Equity and Inclusion. Rowland Hall is eager to support your needs! 

Please click below for information on the Driver's Ed course through Utah Elite Driving School: 

Utah Elite Driving 

Come out and support the Defending State Champion Rowland Hall Girls Soccer team on Thursday, September 19th at 4pm. It will be a re-match of the State Championship game when we host the Jayhawks of St. Joes at the Steiner Field Complex. 

Raffle Drawing for the opportunity to take a PK against Head of School, Mick Gee!

Pizza and Drinks will be provided! Come out early and cheer loudly for your Winged Lions!

We look forward to seeing you at the upper school's Back to School Night on Thursday, September 19. This is an event for parents and caregivers to meet teachers and advisors and learn more about our classes and program. You will have a chance to follow your students schedule through mini-classes from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Join us for an optional meet and greet outside of the main entrance to the upper school (Lincoln Street) starting at 6:10. You can find details for the evening here: Back to School Night schedule. 

We are excited to announce a search for adult mentors to guide our Upper School senior math and computer science students through their year-long research projects. These students are deeply engaged in exploring specialized topics and are in need of expertise in the following areas:

• Drone pathfinding
• Computer architecture and design
• 3D modeling for architecture using drones
• Quantum computing applications
• Machine learning algorithms, particularly in image recognition
• AI's role in cyberattack detection and prevention
• Medical advancements through machine learning
• Mentors are asked to contribute just an hour of their time a few times a year to make a significant impact on our students' educational journeys.

If you are interested in mentoring, or know someone who might be, please contact Ben Smith at bensmith@rowlandhall.org. Your support can help shape the future of these budding technologists and innovators.

In an effort to recognize and honor the diverse cultures and histories that students and families bring to our community, Rowland Hall formally acknowledges nationally-recognized heritage and history months throughout the year.

September 15 marks the beginning of Latinx Heritage Month! Learn more about the month, and see a curated list of books from both of our libraries by clicking the button below.

Latinx Heritage Month

All Rowland Hall community members and their families aged six months and up are welcome to participate in the flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic.

Friday, September 27, 2024, 2:30-5:30 pm
McCarthey Campus Parlor
*Bring photo ID and insurance card. 

RSVP by Thursday, September 19
Note: We anticipate longer wait times between 3:00-4:30 pm. Please plan accordingly. 

This clinic is provided in collaboration with Community Nursing Services. 
CNS accepts the following health insurance plans, which cover the cost of flu and COVID-19 vaccination at 100%. See the RSVP form for out-of-pocket costs.

Email schoolnurse@rowlandhall.org with questions.

To further advance Rowland Hall’ strategic priority to “cultivate a community where each member thrives,” we are excited to continue to offer the following parent/caregiver affinity and alliance groups for this school year. 

Families of Neurodivergent Students Affinity Group 

The families of neurodivergent students affinity group is a parent/caregiver-led support group with a focus on addressing the challenges confronting families with neurodivergent kids. The group aims to provide a forum for sharing experiences and identifying strategies for navigating the behavioral, educational, and emotional challenges seen in neurodivergent children of all ages (including those who have ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, dyslexia, and cognitive or processing differences as well as others). The first meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 23rd at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.

Active Allies 

Active Allies is a meeting space for parents and caregivers who want to further their learning about differences and identify action steps to foster a more welcoming school environment for people of all races. This year, the group will focus on three big questions, the first of which is "How might I engage in meaningful conversations with those who are not like me?" The first meeting is scheduled for Friday, September 27th at 8:30am in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today. 

Families of Students of Color Affinity Group

The families of students of color affinity group is open to any parents/caregivers of students of color (which includes multiracial, Asian, Black, Latine, Middle Eastern students, and more) enrolled at both McCarthey and Lincoln St. campuses. This space helps build connection and community and offers a venue to share questions and ideas for ongoing support. The first meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 10th at 3:15pm in the McCarthey Campus Parlor. Remote access will be available for those who cannot join in person. RSVP today.   

Want to lead an affinity group? 

If parents/caregivers would like to lead any other affinity groups for this school year, please reach out to Dr. Chandani Patel, Director of Equity and Inclusion. Rowland Hall is eager to support your needs!