Dr. Deborah J. Cohan, author of The Complete U: Over 100 Lessons for Success in and out of the College Classroom, will join us at Laurel’s Lyman Campus to share her wisdom and advice gathered from a long career as a college educator. Drawing on decades of experience working directly with college students, Dr. Cohan offers practical, honest insights into what truly helps young adults thrive once they arrive on campus.
Whether you’re exploring a new school for fall of 2026 or planning ahead for next school year, we invite you to discover how Laurel School challenges and supports every girl (and young boy) through research-informed teaching and a vibrant learning community.
Families will tour our campus, meet inspiring faculty and students, and learn about our rich interdisciplinary curriculum and dynamic co-curricular programs that help students grow with confidence, curiosity, and purpose.
Come see what makes Laurel a place where girls (and small boys) truly thrive! REGISTER HERE!
Eric Hudson is a prominent voice in education and a speaker focusing on how teachers, students, and parents respond to generative artificial intelligence. Eric will join us for Laurel’s Center for Research for Girls Spring Community Forum hosted by Laurel School’s Parent Association to discuss how both parents and educators can navigate the complexities of artificial intelligence in our children' s lives.
Discover how Laurel School’s stunning 150-acre Butler Campus in Novelty inspires girls to think boldly, collaborate deeply, and solve real-world problems. Explore our interdisciplinary, place-based curriculum for Grades 3-5, brought to life in small classes by innovative and dedicated faculty.
Prospective parents will also learn how we translate the latest research from Laurel’s nationally recognized Center for Research on Girls (LCRG) into daily practices that help girls grow in confidence, curiosity, and resilience.
Come see firsthand why Laurel’s Butler Campus is such a powerful place for girls to learn and thrive! REGISTER HERE!
When pediatric sleep expert Dr. Melisa Moore had her first child, she already had a decade of experience helping families overcome sleep challenges, but nothing prepared her for the reality of managing sleep in her own household. The traditional advice she’d relied on as a clinician felt too rigid, unrealistic, and ineffective for real life. So she went to work to create the flexible, evidence-based approach she offers in her new book The Good Sleep Guide for Neurodivergent Kids (New World Library, March 4, 2026). Dr. Moore will join us at Laurel’s Lyman Campus for an engaging talk for parents of neurotypical and neurodivergent kids alike, Melisa will explore the science of sleep in a way that makes sense for real family life.