News

Laurel swimmers took 4th place out of 42 teams at Districts this month and advance to States. 

After a stellar season culminating in State and National qualifying tournaments in recent weeks, 16 members of Laurel's team are headed to the OSDA State Tournament March 2-3! 

Dr. Lisa Damour, Executive Director of Laurel's Center for Research on Girls, sat down with a variety of national media outlets this month to discuss the topic of her latest book, Under Pressure: Confronting the Epidemic of Stress & Anxiety in Girls, which launched earlier this month and has already become a New York Times bestseller! 

A Currents Magazine article titled, "Consider Your Unique Child, Teen When Deciding on Best Educational Environment," states that the National Coalition of Girls' Schools believes that by subtracting boys, an all-girls' education adds opportunities for girls.

The 2019 winners of the Scholastic Art & Writing Competition were recently named by the Cleveland Institute of Art and 14 Laurel students received 16 honors in the visual arts and writing categories.

Miriah Seckel, Director of Summer at Laurel, was recently featured in the Cleveland Jewish Newswhere she discussed budgeting for summer camp. 

Lauren Calig, Director of Multicultural Curriculum at Laurel, authored a piece in DiversityIS Magazine this month titled, "Creating and Guiding Opportunities for Civil Discourse in K-12 Classrooms".

Kayla Richer '23 was recently highlighted in the Chagrin Valley Times for her first place finish in the Young Entrepreneur Institute "Selling Bee".