The Rivers School

As the end of the school year approaches, Grade 6 students are showcasing what they’ve learned this year in their humanities course, The World and Water 🌎 🌊

At the annual Water Walk (pictured), groups at outdoor stations shared interdisciplinary projects connecting humanities, science, and art. The students led hands-on activities for their peers and members of the professional community exploring global water use, the role and importance of wetlands, and access to clean water. Then, at their Water Presentations a few days later, students shared solutions-oriented research projects, each presenting on a global water issue of their choice.

Grade 6 humanities teacher Sarah Cohen reflected, “Students approached complex environmental topics with care and confidence, while also supporting one another throughout the process.”

Prize Day 2026! 🏆

On May 21, the Rivers community gathered under the tent on Lank Quadrangle for Prize Day, recognizing students and professional community members for their contributions to the school in a ceremony full of spirit and heartfelt congratulations.

📎 Read more and view a full gallery of photos: https://ow.ly/TIPy50Z4IYq

Congratulations to these members of the senior class for completing all seven years at Rivers! 👏 🎓