The Kids With Food Allergies Foundation published an article entitled, “Raising the Bar: Inly School Implements a Successful Food Allergy Approach.”
Thanks to Inly parent Paul Antico for sharing Inly’s success story with the allergy community and promoting the School in the process!

Guest Post by Paul Antico
Families with food allergies hope that all restaurants will cater to food-allergic diners, but some restaurants are far more accommodating than others.  A growing number of restaurants have extensive food-allergy protocols in place, providing detailed information about the ingredients in each dish, avoiding cross-contamination and educating their staff about food allergy [...]

Dr. Michael Pistiner, an allergist in Leominster, MA, and clinical instructor at Children’s Hospital, will visit Inly on Thursday, May 12 at 7:00 p.m. to discuss food allergies in children. He will offer allergy safety and management strategies for empowering children with food allergies, their families, and their friends.
The program is free and open to [...]

The anti-bullying workshop last month, sponsored by the Inly Parents Group and hosted by Debbie Martin, proved a great opportunity to learn about the amorphous threat of cyber-bullying and more importantly, to hear ideas about keeping our kids safe, healthy and happy.

Not Quite a Village Person
by E.S.
“We’ve had a few accidental solos,” Inly mom Shannon Wilson confessed to me. We were chatting in the Meehan Family Artsbarn at Inly School during a pause in rehearsal for Beauty and the Beast, in which Shannon plays a Silly Girl villager.

As an Inly Player in Annie (2008), Oliver! (2009), [...]