Two of Clariden’s Rocketry Teams Progressed as National Finalists for 2021: Triangle Head – Keaton, Kush, Antonio, Patrick, Evan Angry Duckies – Grant S, Johan, Nadia, Ben, Harry A third Clariden Rocketry Team also qualified as a 2021 National Final …
Dr. Segraves to Begin with the 2021-2022 School Year The Clariden School, a North Texas leader in accredited, private Pre–K through Grade 12 STEAM education, today announced the selection of Dr. Jamie Segraves to be Head of School beginning with …
Today I attended the 2nd Annual Families of Color Conference hosted by DFW Private Education. Clariden was a proud sponsor of the conference alongside such schools as Greenhill, Hockaday, Jesuit, Lamplighter and St. Mark’s to name a few. (https://dfwprivateedu.com/focc/) …
There are numerous philosophies on homework. Some schools give countless hours of homework and others no homework. At Clariden, we follow the research that supports that meaningful homework has the most impact on a student’s learning outcomes. Homework should not …
I had a student approach me this morning. He was very anxious (unlike him), talking quick, (a fluid speaker but faster than normal), and as he nervously played with his hands, I asked him if he was okay. He quickly …
This is the time of year where private, independent schools across the nation engage in, what is commonly referred to in our field as, “Admissions Season”. At Clariden current students have priority in admissions, meaning that they have the first opportunity to confirm their spot for …
There is much to be grateful for! As we head into this Thanksgiving week, I thought that it would be appropriate for me to share my Clariden Top Ten Things I’m Grateful for. 10. I’m grateful to be the Head …
Building Character – It Doesn’t Happen Overnight Parents, schools, universities and corporations want individuals that have strong character. When talking with admissions officers this past summer I was somewhat surprised when asked, “What are you recruiting for?”, admissions officers replied, …
Most parents are familiar with the term “helicopter” parent. It’s been a term that’s been around for quite some time. The helicopter parent hovers over their child, taking on too much responsibility for their child’s experiences. It’s referred to as …
