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The Gordon School is a small independent school in Rhode Island with an explicit mission of producing graduates who will go on to change the world. At every grade level, students learn to use their voices, and they learn to listen with compassion.
Yes, that was Kolya Shields of Gordon’s after school programs on today’s episode of Possibly, Ocean State Media’s weekly segment about human-scale strategies to combat climate change.
Hear it at ow.ly/Lylk50YoIqh -
The art show is up! Work from every grade! Open 7:30am to 5:30pm through the end of Thursday.
Yes, that was a Gordon eighth grader taking the gold medal in the Middle School Women’s Epee event at the Rhode Island Middle & High School Invitational yesterday. At this event, competitors wear their schools’ logos on their masks, and our medalist was proud to be representing Gordon.
Congratulations to Gordon’s MathCounts team, who came in third place in today’s state competition at CCRI’s Warwick campus. It was the tenth year of the past eleven that Gordon placed in the top three statewide.
We are glad to be back.
From the fifth and sixth grade newspaper: a blizzard recap, snow fun tips, and the perfect items to pair with your hot chocolate, all at ow.ly/V2Lw50Ym8iM -
The second twenty-four hours of the Blizzard of ’26 found some Gordon students venturing past their front stoops and exploring the impact of this history-making storm… and some staying cozy indoors.
Stay safe, everyone! And send those snow day photos to Mr. Griffin at 401 480 9933
The Gordon Winter Olympics continued with downhill skiing in Attleboro.
Keep the Blizzard of ’26 photos and videos coming, to 401 480-9933.
Day two of the Blizzard of ’26 found some Gordon students venturing past their front stoops and exploring the impact of this history-making storm… and some staying cozy indoors.
Stay safe, everyone! And send those snow day photos to Mr. Griffin at 401 480 9933
The Winter Olympics continued with Lower School snowboarding down Abbott Street in Providence.
Keep the Blizzard of ’26 photos and videos coming, to 401 480-9933
The Winter Olympics have not ended, apparently, at least not for the kids in this third grader’s neighborhood.
Keep the Blizzard of ’26 photos and videos coming, to 401 480-9933
Yes, that was four seventh graders shoveling and snowblowing neighbors’ sidewalks in Providence and shoveling out a stranded Providence Police car yesterday evening.
And yes, these students are now in day three of the ongoing sleepover party that began Sunday.
Day two of the Blizzard of ’26 found some Gordon students venturing past their front stoops and exploring the impact of this history-making storm… and some staying cozy indoors.
Stay safe, everyone! And send those snow day photos to Mr. Griffin at 401 480 9933
The second twenty-four hours of the Blizzard of ’26 found some Gordon students venturing past their front stoops and exploring the impact of this history-making storm… and some staying cozy indoors.
Stay safe, everyone! And send those snow day photos to Mr. Griffin at 401 480 9933
Yes, that was Middle School parent Victoria Restler and her sixth grader in the New York Times’ coverage of the storm. Her seventh grader would now be in day three of the sleepover that began on Sunday.
Mr. Griffin welcomes your snow day news, photos and videos at 401 480-9933
Hoping all of us are finding ways to stay cozy and safe, while having some fun, in today’s blizzard.
Mr. Griffin welcomes your photos at 401 480-9933
Hoping all of us are finding ways to stay cozy and safe, while having some fun, in today’s blizzard.
Mr. Griffin welcomes your photos at 401 480-9933
Hoping all of us are finding ways to stay cozy and safe, while having some fun, in today’s blizzard.
Mr. Griffin welcomes your photos at 401 480-9933
It is with great sadness that we share the news that longtime activist and friend of Gordon Joanne Bland has passed away.
More on Ms. Bland and her impact on Gordon, and Selma, at ow.ly/6A9N50Yiuj2 -
Something Rotten is arriving tonight! This week’s Middle School Moment looks at the student creativity that is fueling the Middle School musical, which opens tonight.
The Middle School musical, Something Rotten, debuts tomorrow, Wednesday the 17th, at 6:30pm, the first night of a three-night run.
All are welcome to attend. Hundreds more photos from today’s dress rehearsal are at ow.ly/51kT50Yhpcv -
Third graders exchanged handmade Valentines today
Their teacher had asked students to dig deep to make each one authentic, meaningful and personalized.
The students met the challenge with affection and humor.
Showdown in the theatre! This week’s Middle School Moment looks at the debates happening in the Acting and Public Speaking elective.
Produced by Gordon Middle School students, Middle School Moments is a video series offering glimpses into their experience.
Nursery ventured out on a nature walk for this morning’s science class.
Spotted today: three kinds of birds, some bunnies, a cat tracking the bunny (!!), and plenty of squirrels.
Before tonight’s half-time show, hop over to Gordon’s Instagram and see how thousands (!) of people across the globe (!!) have been celebrating how Bad Bunny’s art and activism was part of the learning in Gordon’s classrooms last week.
The reel is here: ow.ly/9Rf050Ybftt Don’t miss the comments!
A letter from four fourth graders, on behalf of Wakefield’s Jonnycake House, at ow.ly/Th9850Y9xKv -
Seventh and eighth graders are doing a close study of rapper, singer, activist and advocate Bad Bunny in anticipation of his half-time performance at Sunday’s Super Bowl. Listen in now.
Seventh and eighth graders are doing a close study of rapper, singer, activist and advocate Bad Bunny in anticipation of his half-time performance at Sunday’s Super Bowl. Listen in now.
Opening night is still two weeks away but the Middle School production is in high gear. This year’s musical is Something Rotten, the tale of two 1590s playwrights determined to outshine Shakespeare by writing the first musical comedy. The curtain goes up Wednesday the 18th at 6:30pm.
At the first grade meetup at Brown Hockey, a trio of Gordon Gators got to skate out with the Brown Hockey flag.
