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My Journey Playing C Major Concerto on Cello
C Major Concerto Cello is a piece composed by Joseph Haydn. I am performing the first movement of it with a Cadenza and showcased it on February 14th, 2025 on a recital with my piano accompanist teacher. I have been playing this piece for a year, and it is a strenuous piece. At the start,…
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Exploring Diversity and Inclusion at the AISNE Conference
Today, I went to an AISNE Conference hosted by the Carroll School at Regis College. ( a big thank you for them to host this ) AISNE conferences are events for educators and school leaders that focus on topics like diversity, equity, inclusion, and student wellness. AISNE stands for the Association of Independent Schools of New England.…
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Dred Scott v Sandford Case
Right now, in social studies, we are learning about the factors that prompted the civil war, including the Missouri Compromise, the Triangular Slave Trade, the Mexican American War, and many cases. One of them is the Dred Scott Case which draws my attention. Dred Scott is an enslaved man who belonged to Dr. John Emerson…
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Nobles and Greenough Open House
Nobles have 5 important traits: Curiosity: Questioning everything you learned helps you explore further. Respect: Always be respectful to your teachers, your peers, and yourself Playfulness: (I really agree with this one) As a school, it is a place where you get educated but also have fun! Generosity: Showing up for each other’s games, supporting…
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My Troubles
I’ve been having some troubles in volleyball. And I figured it would help to write it down and share it with all of you. The whole story is very long and so I’ll just write about the important parts to me. First things first: I dislike my volleyball coach – (actually meaning) I absolutely loathe…
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I’m in Student Council~
Hello! I’m back! Welcome to Grace’s blogg. Today I’m talking about me in student council. So yess, you got it right. I am in student council this year. I spent a lot of time preparing my speech and as elders would say, hard work does pay off, I got elected for student council. This election…
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