Community Pride

I was recently at an education conference in New York City and had the opportunity to meet with two LCC graduates from the class of 1982. Along with two other classmates, two years ago they initiated a significant fundraising drive with members of their graduating class for the creation of an endowed student bursary [...]

L’art de l’opéra au service du théâtre : La Princesse Turandot.

Le jeudi 14 janvier, les élèves de 9e année, français, programme accéléré, ont été voir une pièce de Carlo Gozzi adaptée de l’opéra de Giacomo Puccini; La Princesse Turandot., au théâtre Denise Pelletier.

Ce conte burlesque nous a fait découvrir un pandémonium de la célèbre Commedia dell’arte et de la Chine, une rencontre entre l’Orient [...]

First Impressions of South African Student Exchange

LCC grade 9 student Julien Miller set out on January 13th on a two month student exchange with Saint Stithians Boys’ College in South Africa.

Here are his first impressions of his student exchange experience:

Going on this exchange is possibly the best decision I’ve ever made. I’m simply loving it here. I could [...]

Mobilization of LCC Community Raises >$15K for Haiti!

On January 20, the LCC community demonstrated a deep and meaningful commitment to the Haiti crisis relief effort by raising funds for the Red Cross. While the students enjoyed a day of free dress, it also reminded everyone of our good fortune and the importance of helping others.

Collectively, the students, staff and parents raised an [...]

The 21st Century and Brain Development

It is easy to denigrate traditional teaching techniques in our high tech world where all of the talk is focused on the global economy and 21st century learning skills. When we can set up video conferences with students from the other side of the world, people wonder why we would spend our time on multiplication [...]