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Coffee with the Counselors - Nov 4

October 26, 2026

By Julie Strickland

"I came to parenting the way most of us do - knowing nothing and trying to learn everything." - Mayim Bialik

Please join us on Wednesday, November 4th, for "news you can use" in day-to-day parenting and an opportunity to share what's working. Kylie McMaster, a parent known for bringing great, practical strategies to our monthly gatherings, will share what has worked and is working on her parenting journey and facilitate a conversation for those who also wish to share an idea or two that has worked.

While we are mindful of the eagle's view of the big picture and all that life can bring, it can be of comfort to gather and, like the snail, examine the beauty of investing in our children and their peace education.

We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, November 4th, beginning at 8:45 in the Wren Classroom.

Kindly click the link in Springmont Weekly News to RSVP by 3 pm on November 3 so that we can plan seats and breakfast treats.

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Today is World Kindness Day, established in 1998 by the World Kindness Movement to highlight good deeds, community connection, and positive actions. Led by Spanish Teacher Anabel Brcek, students participating in Springmont’s Loom & Hand Knitting Club keep one project for themselves and give the rest to those in need. This beautiful blanket will soon be on its way to someone in need of comfort and warmth. We’re proud of our students' compassion and generosity! #kindness #KindnessMatters #WorldKindnessDay #worldkindnessday2026

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As part of their Spanish lessons with Ms. Anabel, small groups of Upper Elementary students often cook foods from Spanish-speaking countries. Today, students made Pastelón, a casserole from Puerto Rico often called plantain lasagna. Following instructions and chatting in Spanish helps students practice vocabulary, comprehension, and conversational language while learning about cultures around the world. Extraordinary! #spanishfood #pastelon #plantains

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