Conservatory Lab Charter School
Music in Public Education
For the finale of their semester-long expedition about being healthy, the K2 class is making a cooking show and cookbook to show everyone how they can eat more healthily! We’ve posted a preview of the cooking show on our youtube
Continuing their exploration of the environmental impacts on Savin Hill Cove, Ms. Schibuk’s 7th grade class has begun the process of making documentaries this week! The students, working in groups of 4, will make documentaries about Savin Hill Cove’s ecosystem,
Last Saturday, the Dudamel Orchestra did their annual performance with the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra. The event was written up in the Boston Music Intelligencer, which described our students’ performance aptly: “[The Dudamel Orchestra] integrated with Pro Arte under Director
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As the weather gets nicer, our students and Resident Artists find more and more reasons to gather and play music outside. Last Friday, the DuPre orchestra invited their families and fellow students to the park for a full concert! They
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Middle School musicians and The Beat Bus united for “The Ultimate Jam Session” on The Greenway at Dewey Square on May 4th from 12 to 2pm as part of ArtWeek Boston. During this interactive performance, audience members had the opportunity to play
Written by Ms. Schibuk This Thursday the 7th grade returned to Savin Hill Cove for the third time as a part of their ongoing Marine Science expedition. After becoming familiar with the environment, we have started to dig deeper into water
On Tuesday, our 7th and 8th graders made headlines in the Boston Globe for standing up and speaking out for a Frederick Douglass memorial in Roxbury. It all began with letters students wrote to the Boston Arts Commission and the
Last Saturday, we sold out John Hancock Hall with the strength of our community! Families, friends, and students came from all over Boston to celebrate our school. In the weeks leading up to Spring Fling, we promised it would be
Last Friday night, Jose Fuentes, 9th grader at Boston Arts Academy and graduate of our school, along with his brother Junior Fuentes, 7th grader represented Conservatory Lab by performing a duet of “the Swan” by Saint Saens at Ambassador Swanee
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by Arianna Rodriguez, 8th-grader We 7th and 8th graders have done something more than just speaking about having our voices heard. We are ACTUALLY speaking out and voicing our opinions to make a difference and change in the communities that
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Over the past 20 months, Conservatory Lab has collaborated with the Kenny School in Dorchester, along with other Boston public schools, to share best practices in early literacy and interdisciplinary curriculum. On Wednesday, Kenny School first graders held a celebration of
Last Saturday, Dudamel Orchestra musicians and their parents were invited to a rehearsal of the Fukushima Youth Sinfonietta on at Symphony Hall. After the rehearsal, our students met the Japanese student musicians and exchange small gifts. This was an excellent opportunity for Conservatory
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