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Behind the Scenes of Beauty and the Beast

Inly School invites all those who love a good fairy tale to “Be Our Guest” at our fifth annual big musical production, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast on February 11, 12, and 13. This production is brought to you by Inly School and W.B. Mason and features The Inly Players—a troupe of actors [...]

Inly Middle School Votes on Favorites

By Chris G. (7th grade)
I recently took a tally of the Inly Middle School’s likes and dislikes on various topics for a communications committee assignment. I asked the following questions of my 35 peers:

What is your favorite video game?
What is your favorite sport?
What is your favorite movie?
What is your favorite candy?
What is your favorite holiday?

All [...]

Diary of a Middle School Golde, Part Five

By Ali Z. (8th grade)
Ah, well, it seems as if this will be the last post from Golde, seeing that the epic finale of our efforts was last Wednesday. I loved every minute of Fiddler on the Roof and wouldn’t change it for the world. We were all great, and everyone remembered their lines(!).

During the [...]

Inly School’s Screening of Race to Nowhere Drew Full House

On November 10, Inly School hosted a free public screening of the documentary, Race to Nowhere. The event was hosted by the Inly Parents Group and drew parents, educators, and students from all over the South Shore. Indeed, the place was packed, indicating that attention to the balance of social/emotional development of children with the [...]

Inly Upper Elementary Students Explore Movement Through Poetry

By Colleen Quinn, Inly Movement and Theater Instructor
Recently the Upper Elementary students in grades 4–6 explored movement in a different way: through a writing project. Inspired by Walt Whitman’s poem, I Hear America Singing, we talked about where we see dance movements in everyday life: the teacher’s hand twirling while writing [...]