After an in-depth learning inquiry about the Olympics, 5th graders will be visiting Lake Placid to get a first hand look at a variety of Olympic sites as well as time to connect with the Adirondack Preservation Association to learn more about the Adirondack National Park.
After an in-depth learning inquiry about the Olympics, 5th graders will be visiting Lake Placid to get a first hand look at a variety of Olympic sites as well as time to connect with the Adirondack Preservation Association to learn more about the Adirondack National Park.
An annual celebration when Senior swear t-shirts with their college/career of choice and we take a Class of 2024 photo. The event is followed by the Alumni Luncheon.
After an in-depth learning inquiry about the Olympics, 5th graders will be visiting Lake Placid to get a first hand look at a variety of Olympic sites as well as time to connect with the Adirondack Preservation Association to learn more about the Adirondack National Park.
The Black Student Alliance Conference is an annual effort to bring together collegiate and high school students to commemorate and celebrate the work of Black Student Unions in the Greater Rochester area. The event will serve to create unity and camaraderie amongst Black students while simultaneously acquainting high school students with college life. Students will work together in a variety of workshops to hone their leadership skills and build connections with the community. Our intention is to prepare Black students for organization and leadership responsibilities on a scale larger than individual schools.
This exhibition will feature the artwork of our highest level of artists in the Portfolio and Honors classes. Come see the highlights of their best work this year. This exhibition will be held off campus at Ugly Duck Coffee located at 89 Charlotte Street Rochester NY 14607
AC Parent/Caregiver Affinity Groups are designed to facilitate the following:
• Discuss issues that support AC's diversity, equity, and inclusion goals and priorities
• Hold space to identify issues relevant to and through the lens of group participants
• Build capacity for cross group dialogue and more inclusive spaces
• Connect issues relevant to the groups to the larger community
The affinity groups are not intended to imply that all families share the same experience. Rather, the groups provide the opportunity for reflection, dialogue, and support, and the capacity to build more inclusive spaces.
The affinity group will meet virtually via Zoom invite!
Join us at the 2024 AC spring fundraiser, "Innovate, Elevate, Celebrate" to raise funds for AC’s Innovation Fund, sparking unique and nontraditional learning opportunities! This casual, fun event is your chance to celebrate, elevate groundbreaking ideas, and ensure our educational journey reaches new heights! TICKETS: $50 per person. $25 per ticket is tax deductible.
AC Parent Affinity Groups are designed to facilitate the following:
• Discuss issues that support AC's diversity, equity, and inclusion goals and priorities
• Hold space to identify issues relevant to and through the lens of group participants
• Build capacity for cross group dialogue and more inclusive spaces
• Connect issues relevant to the groups to the larger community
The affinity groups are not intended to imply that all families share the same experience. Rather, the groups provide the opportunity for reflection, dialogue, and support, and the capacity to build more inclusive spaces.
The affinity group will meet virtually via Zoom invite!
Once a month the Nursery and Pre-K students wear a specific color or pattern as they learn about different colors, shapes and patterns in their classrooms. Please join us in helping our youngest students celebrate the color or pattern of the month and wear what's specified in the calendar listing above!
Lifelong success starts with an education that fosters critical, independent thinking and an appreciation for the core values. Find out how Allendale Columbia School provides students with a real and relevant education. Meet our teachers, students and administrators, and tour the campus to learn more about AC's innovative approach. Registration is encouraged. Please contact the Admissions Office at 585.641.5344 or admissions@allendalecolumbia.org with questions.
Monday, May 20th is the Evening of the Arts and our 3rd-12th grade Spring Concert. This concert is a celebration of all music learning done in music class and band for the Spring Semester. The Lower School portion of the concert will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the CPC.
Performers should arrive between 5:30 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. to warm up. When Lower School Performers are finished, we encourage you to walk around the school to see the beautiful artwork created in art classes throughout the year. This performance will feature third grade recorder players, fourth grade band, fifth grade band, and music class performances for third-fifth graders. Fourth and fifth grade students can wear their AC Music Shirt with khaki or navy bottoms, and third grade students can wear any Allendale Columbia top (or uniform top) with khaki or navy bottoms.
Lifelong success starts with an education that fosters critical, independent thinking and an appreciation for the core values. Find out how Allendale Columbia School provides students with a real and relevant education. Meet our teachers, students and administrators, and tour the campus to learn more about AC's innovative approach. Registration is encouraged. Please contact the Admissions Office at 585.641.5344 or admissions@allendalecolumbia.org with questions.
From Mondrian to Georgia O'Keeffe, the kindergarten artists will present on over 20 different artists, perform a movement piece inspired by Misty Copeland, and meander through the kinder gallery where their stunning pieces are displayed. Followed by cookies and coffee in the Kinder Courtyard. Please join us for this special event!
AC Parent Affinity Groups are designed to facilitate the following:
• Discuss issues that support AC's diversity, equity, and inclusion goals and priorities
• Hold space to identify issues relevant to and through the lens of group participants
• Build capacity for cross group dialogue and more inclusive spaces
• Connect issues relevant to the groups to the larger community
The affinity groups are not intended to imply that all families share the same experience. Rather, the groups provide the opportunity for reflection, dialogue, and support, and the capacity to build more inclusive spaces.
The affinity group will meet virtually via Zoom invite!
The DEIB Parent Committee looks forward to engaging with the AC community to build both compassionate connections rooted in social justice and an awareness of equity potentials.
During this meeting, our discussion will focus on Restorative Practices. We'll also welcome questions and topics participants would like to discuss moving forward. Please be sure to RSVP and submit your questions prior to the meeting. All are encouraged to attend!
Strawberry Breakfast is a long-standing Allendale Columbia tradition and features a short program honoring the seniors with dances, songs, and special ceremonies. This is followed by refreshments (including strawberries!) in the Dining Commons. All family members are invited to attend this event and many students are involved in the program. This year’s Strawberry Breakfast will take place in the AC courtyard from 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. on Friday, May 24th. There are no classes on this day, so there will be no buses, attendance, or classes and students should leave campus after the event.
Have your child wear their bathing suit into school under their clothes. Please make sure you also send in a towel, water shoes, and a bag for wet clothes. Rain date is Tuesday June 4.
AC 4th and 5th graders are so excited to perform in their very own musical this year! Adapted for young performers, and with a score by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe (Mary Poppins), Honk! JR. is a heartwarming celebration of being different that is a delight for all ages with its sparkling wit, unique charm and memorable score. Witty and hilarious, but also deeply moving, Honk! JR. will treat you to equal amounts of laughter and tears. Ugly looks quite a bit different from his darling duckling brothers and sisters. The other animals on the farm are quick to notice and point this out, despite his mother's protective flapping. Feeling rather foul about himself, the little fowl finds himself on an adventure of self-discovery, all the while unknowingly outwitting a very hungry Cat. Along the way, Ugly meets a whole flock of unique characters and finds out being different is not a bad thing to be. Tickets: acstheatre.ludus.com $5
At Allendale Columbia, we prepare students for the world they will inherit. In our trusting and responsive environment, students 18 months through grade 12 grow in confidence and develop scholastic independence.