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2026
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Community Celebrates Together at Culture Fest
The Barstow community came together for Culture Fest on Sunday, Feb. 1, a celebration of global traditions shared through food, art, music and more. -
Community Remembers Historic Walk on Ruby Bridges Day
The Barstow community honored a young girl's historic first steps toward school desegregation on Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day, Friday, Nov. 14. -
Fifth Grade Art Project Promotes Kindness and Inclusion
Fifth graders in the National Elementary Art Honor Society painted and installed a “buddy bench” on the lower school playground, a place where students can sit if they’re looking for someone to spend time with at recess. -
Flamenco Group Performs for Hispanic Heritage Month
Lower school celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with a flamenco performance this week. Hispanic Heritage Month is observed Sept. 15–Oct. 15, to recognize and celebrate Hispanic history and culture. -
Guest Speaker Shares Family Story of Survival
Barstow parent Jason Camis visited with sixth grade students to share the story of his grandmother’s experiences in Europe during the Holocaust. -
MLK Day of Service Addresses Campus, Community Needs
On Monday, Jan. 19, students across divisions gathered at Barstow to participate in an annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service, organized by the Barstow Parent Association and the Inclusion, Diversity and Equity committee. -
Sources of Strength Connects Students
Members of Sources of Strength, Barstow’s peer-to-peer student support group, spread messages of belonging and community this week. -
Students Explore Asian Culture in Kansas City
Sixteen upper school students representing the National Chinese Honor Society and the Asian-American Pacific Islander Club sampled the art and culture of Asia on Thursday, Feb. 12. -
Upper School Students Attend Stage Adaptation of "The Color Purple."
Freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors took a field trip to KC Repertory Theatre on Thursday, Sept. 11, for a performance of “The Color Purple.” -
World Language Students Explore Chinese Zodiac
Grade 6 Chinese language students are exploring culture through traditional food, crafts and studying the Zodiac calendar this quarter.
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