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Should I Consider a Progressive Education for My Child?

Panelists: NYC Independent School Admissions Directors Wednesday, September 16, 2020, 8:00pm - 9:00pm Finding the right school for your child can seem like a daunting task. In addition to deciding between co-ed vs. single-sex, K-8 vs. K-12, small vs. large schools, parents must also consider whether a traditional or a progressive education is right for their family. However, in today’s educational landscape, it can be challenging to figure out what it means when a school says they are a progressive institution. In order to gain a comprehensive definition of what progressive schools look like, please join a panel of Admissions Directors from several independent schools in New York City, as they share information about their schools and answer frequently asked questions about progressive education. The panel will provide you with a clearer understanding of what attending such a school looks like in New York. Panelists: Bank Street - Anita Haber, Director of Admissions Blue School - Dawn Williams, Director of Enrollment Brooklyn Heights Montessori School- Elise Mattia, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Calhoun School - Jessy Trejo, Director of Admissions City and Country - Elise Bauer, Director of Admissions Corlears School- Thea Kabacinski, Dean of Students & Director of Enrollment Management Dalton School - Judy Calixto, Director of Middle and High School Admissions Ethical Culture Fieldston School - Charles Guerrero, Director of Admissions, Financial Aid, & Institutional Research Little Red Schoolhouse and Elisabeth Irwin High School (LREI) - Mary Young, Director of Admissions and Cassie Stafford, Director of Middle School Admissions Manhattan Country School - Tanya Espy-Disparti, Director of Admissions and Enrollment Saint Ann’s School - Diana Lomask, Director of Admission Studio School - Shera Silver, Director of Admissions Moderator: Gina Malin, Executive Director, Parents League of New York