Parkmont’s Garden

Summer may vanish in a flash, but so much happens during those long days and warm nights. Sunflowers seem to grow a foot every few days, half-wilted broccoli seedlings mature into brawny, broad-leafed monsters, once-spindly tomato plants suddenly have arms everywhere, laden with fruit. Back in May, then 9th-grader Micah devoted serious labor to preparing […]
The Parkmont Dish: Shwe’s Ohn No Khao Swe

The week school lets out for summer break, the teachers are still working here every day, updating credit sheets, discussing the year just ended, planning for the year ahead, and, especially in this summer of Parkmont Schoolhouse Project, cleaning out the classrooms and other spaces slated for updating over the summer. In other words, lots […]
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Winter 2025-26 Scrapbook

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The Parkmont Dish: Gavi’s Salmon with Warm Spices

A dinner that’s both bright and hearty really hits the spot on a cold evening. This recipe for baked salmon with yogurt and warm spices that Gavi, 6th grade, has so generously shared looks beautiful and tastes delicious. It will nourish your body and your senses! Gavi suggests serving the dish with couscous. If you […]
Let the Games Begin!

Since October, Parkmont’s Advisory groups have been locked in an epic (and very friendly) quest. We call it The Tournament of Advisories. The premise is simple. Each advisory forms a House, complete with colors, coat of arms, motto, and legendary origin story. The Houses then compete in challenges throughout the year, earning points toward the […]
Holiday Books

With help from the Popkin Fund, every student, teacher, and staff member at Parkmont receives a book of their choice to read over winter break. The teachers hand them out at Announcements, and we all enjoy seeing what everyone else receives. The Fault in Our Stars is a recurring favorite, and there are usually at […]
Welcome, Cornelius!

Parkmont has a new school pet! Specifically, a juvenile albino cornsnake named Cornelius. Thank you to Annabelle for making such a persuasive case for a pet snake, and to Gabo, who coordinated bringing Cornelius and all the necessary equipment to school. Cornelius was only about 10” when he first moved into the Southeast Room in […]
Student Art Contest

In November, Parkmont senior Xavier organized an art contest that drew impressive entries from all ages. The optional theme was School Spirit. While many opted to follow their own muses, the contest did indeed generate lots of enthusiastic school spirit. Congratulations to Parnyan, whose dreamy palm tree won first place! We love everything about this […]
Snow Days

After two days of cancelled school and two days of Zoom classes, everyone was thrilled to return to campus after the January snowstorm! A huge thank you to Sam and students Mikiyas and Ebenezer who warriored through a frigid weekend to clear our sidewalks and driveways, making sure we could all get back safely.More students […]
The Parkmont Dish: Crispy, Smoky, Spicy-Sweet Brussels Sprouts

We are excited to share a dish cooked by middle schoolers Gavi, Ari, and Wesley for their Food Science Main Lesson. It was a class favorite, and we think you’ll love it, too! Crispy, pan fried Brussels sprouts tossed in honey and served with a smoky chipotle-lime aioli. Enjoy! Ingredients: 2 lbs Brussels sprouts ¾ […]