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2024
2024
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First Grade Ocean Animals Project
First graders embarked on a learning journey under the sea!Read More -
Third Grade Circuit Circus
A light-up Skeeball game, a spinning ballerina, a flying Snitch—these are just a few of the creative attractions in the Circuit Circus this year!Read More -
Climate Change Podcast Project
Read MoreThe 6th graders are climate change scholars, activists, and… podcasters! -
International Women's Day
Burke’s had the honor of hosting Commander Rebecca Calder, USNR, (Ret.) at our annual International Women’s Day Assembly.Read More -
Celebrating Black History Month
February was filled with opportunities for students to build community, learn and celebrate Black History Month.Read More -
Celebrating the Lunar New Year
Lunar New Year was celebrated throughout campus, bringing together students, teachers, and families.Read More -
Second Grade Play
Read MoreIn early February, the Class of 2030 performed “Cinderella Is Annoying… And Other Points of View.” -
World Read Aloud Day
Twelve authors Zoomed in to the Lower School on World Read Aloud Day to honor the joy and power of reading.Read More -
Exploring the Value of Compost
K Yellow students have been looking at the hidden values of waste and what it means for the environment around them.Read More -
Multiply and Game On!
Practicing multiplication has never been this much fun!Read More -
Taking a Stand
Read MoreUpper and Lower School held their annual assemblies to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as well as reflect on how to engage in making the world a better place. -
World Languages
One of the many ways Burke’s stands out among its peer schools is the fact that three different World Languages are offered in Upper School.Read More -
Ring in the New Year with Joy
In January, the Lower School comes together to celebrate the new year with songs, bells and a spirited countdown!Read More -
Bay Area Changemakers Class
Bay Area Changemakers, formerly E Block, is a six-week Upper School class taught by Renita LiVolsi and Anna Yatroussis from the Office of DEIB.Read More
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