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Upper School students at The Legacy School explore the past in their Social Studies classes.

Upper School Social Studies Students: Think Like Historians To Understand the Past

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20 October, 2025

Upper School students took a field trip to Washington, D.C., last week. The Legacy School students explored the Smithsonian National Museum of American History with a "Through the Decades" photo scavenger hunt assignment to reinforce facts learned in their Social Studies curriculum.

Through the Decades: Upper School Field Trip to the National Museum of American History

Students from The Legacy School took a spring field trip to Washington, D.C., where students explored the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Using a "Through the Decades" Photo Scavenger Hunt provided by The Legacy School's Founding Teacher and Social Studies Department Head Ms. Lisa,...

01 May, 2025

8th graders participated at the 2025 Career Fair

6th and 7th Graders: Exploring Historical Figures and Events

Ms. Tara’s Rotational 6th and 7th Grade students made poster boards exploring historical figures and events! Poster boards were displayed at the 8th Grade Career Fair. The 6th and 7th Grade Writing students prepared reports on topics including Jesse Owens-Early and Later Life, Jesse Owens-Early...

24 April, 2025

Jessica Silverman shares her grandmother's Holocaust Survival Story

Teach the Shoah: A Holocaust Survivor’s Story As Told by Jessica Silverman

Jessica Silverman honors her grandmother every day by sharing her story of Holocaust survival. Using her grandmother’s words, Jessica brought to life her grandmother’s struggle to survive during the Holocaust for The Legacy School’s 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. During an assembly, students learned about Jessica's...

13 March, 2025

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