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		<title>Inly Student Artwork Hanging at YMCA</title>
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Students from Kindergarten through 8th grade collaborated on  assemblage art banners that are currently installed at the South Shore  YMCA. Throughout the fall, students experimented with a variety of  printmaking processes and contributed their individual prints of leaves  and flowers to these large scale artworks.

A Note about the Printmaking Processes
The younger [...]]]></description>
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		<title>How Inly Middle School Students Prepare for Internships</title>
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“Perhaps the greatest gift you can give to any child, particularly an adolescent, is to see more potential in them than they can yet see in themselves and to ask more of them than they dare to imagine they can achieve,” says Julie Kelly-Detwiler, Assistant Head of School and former Middle School director. For one [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Exploring Fall the Montessori Way in the Toddler and Bridging Classes at Inly</title>
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Teacher updates in the parent portals on the Inly website:
In the Toddler Class
Pumpkins everywhere!
Our week was so much fun!  Our toddler friends enjoyed exploring pumpkins in a variety of ways.  They were able to carry them from here to there, some heavy some on the  lighter side, great for large motor skills [...]]]></description>
		<link>http://www.insideinly.org/2011/exploring-fall-the-montessori-way-in-the-toddler-and-bridging-classes-at-inly/</link>
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		<title>Mandarin Chinese at Inly: Global Citizenship from the Ground Up</title>
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It’s time for Tuesday&#8217;s ASP (After School Program) Mandarin class, and a dozen Kindergarten and Lower Elementary students sit in a circle, eager to continue the song they&#8217;d learned the week before: Tour, Jianbang, Xi, Jiaozhi! (a.k.a. “Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes!”).
Teacher Ling Tang leads the song, introducing and repeating Mandarin terms for body parts [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Author Barbara O&#8217;Connor Visits Inly with a Focus on Real-Life Connections</title>
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How does a writer bring a book—and a book talk—to  life? For award-winning children’s author Barbara O’Connor, it’s all  about making hands-on, real-life connections. For her visit with Inly Upper Elementary students on this fall, O’Connor brought in an assortment of  trinkets from her childhood, including a rhinestone poodle pin and a [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Director to Attend Screening of Read Me Differently at Inly</title>
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The Inly Parents Group is excited to host a free screening of Read Me Differently, a one-hour film by Sarah Entine, on Wednesday, October 12 at 7:00 pm in the Meehan Family Artsbarn at 46 Watch Hill Drive in Scituate. The event is open to the public.

Read Me Differently explores the impact of undiagnosed learning [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Inly School Featured in School Spotlight Series on Food Allergies</title>
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The Kids With Food Allergies Foundation published an article entitled, &#8220;Raising the Bar: Inly School Implements a Successful Food Allergy Approach.&#8221;
Thanks to Inly parent Paul Antico for sharing Inly&#8217;s success story with the allergy community and promoting the School in the process!

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		<title>Middle School Students Introduce Inly to High Schools</title>
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Representatives from more than 20  secondary schools came to the Inly campus on Wednesday morning,  September 21, to get an inside look at Inly in anticipation of the  coming high school admissions season. After a welcome from Donna, and  overview of the Middle School from Julie, the visitors heard from  several Middle School [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Inly Head of School Kicks Off New School Year and Advises Parents to &#8220;Dive In&#8221;</title>
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At Back-to-School Night, Donna Milani Luther welcomed parents to the new year and talked about innovative Montessori alumni and why Inly is a good investment.

It is my pleasure to welcome you to Inly School’s  39th year. For those of you that are new to education, Inly is actually  “old” in the world of [...]]]></description>
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		<title>&#8220;Sommer Reading&#8221; Goes on All Year Long</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Looking for way to talk about September 11 with your young child? Shelley offers you a great title to initiate the conversation. Wondering about graphic novels, the biggest growing genre in children's lit? Shelley directs you to best. Seeking a book for the pre-reader, the non-reader, the voracious reader, the adoescent, or yourself? Shelley is our trusted source.]]></description>
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