Entrepreneurship Vision
A Hub for Entrepreneurship and Innovation will create opportunities for our students/participants to make an impact on the world at an unprecedented level by learning to adapt to a constantly evolving world, connecting globally, and carving their own path. This authentic way of thinking and working develops a universally applicable and transferable mindset and skillset.
From Our Blog
Learning in a New Light Showcased at Innovation Day
Posted on March 8th, 2019Innovation Day on March 15th is dedicated to all the new and unconventional ways students, teachers, and the AC community …
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SCIENCE FAIR: Movie Screening Feb. 7th
Posted on January 30th, 2019Join us for a special viewing of SCIENCE FAIR by National Geographic Hailed by critics as “infectious and exuberant” and …
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Four Tips for Developing an App at 18
Posted on December 11th, 2018When life gives you challenges, some people build an app! Noah Levine, a senior at Allendale Columbia School, knows that …
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AC Alum Recognized as 2018 CNN Hero
Posted on November 9th, 2018Veterans Day celebrates our soldiers and marines who served this country or, in some cases, made the ultimate sacrifice for …
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Presenter Nominations Open for TEDxAllendaleColumbiaSchool 2019
Posted on October 5th, 2018by The TEDxAllendaleColumbiaSchool Team Presenter Nominations are now open for TEDxAllendaleColumbiaSchool 2019. The event is on February 2nd, 2019, and the …
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Discovery, Collaboration, and Community in the 2018 May Term
Posted on June 1st, 2018Every year at the end of the spring semester, Middle and Upper School students at Allendale Columbia complete their usual …
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First Graders Seek to Save Amazon Rainforest
Posted on May 4th, 2018by Annie King and Stephanie Williford As part of a Project Based Learning (PBL) unit focusing on the Amazon Rainforest, …
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Social Entrepreneurship Class Collaborates on Blended Burger Project
Posted on May 4th, 2018By Fiona Lutz and Indiia Maring Students in the Making the Impact: Social Entrepreneurship class are working with Headwater Food …
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Upcoming Events
MAR20 | Walk in Wednesday 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM view detailshide details Come by to get a guided tour of AC no appointment necessary! Admin oversight: Shannon Baudo |
MAR21 | Open House 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM view detailshide details 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 its students with a real and relevant education. Meet Head of School Mick Gee, teachers, students and administrators, and tour the campus to learn more about AC's innovative approach. Registration is encouraged. Please feel welcome to contact Shannon, Shelby or Lisa in the Admissions Office at 585.641.5344 or admissions@allendalecolumbia.org to register today. Admin. Oversight: Shannon Baudo Event Coordinators: Shelby Hill and Lisa Shearing |
MAR22 | End of Q3 |
| AC Spirit Dress Down Day view detailshide details Dress down in spirit wear to celebrate the last Friday of the month in session. Admin Oversight: Michelle Feiss/Tina Duver/ Phil Schwartz | |
MAR26 | PACK Lower School Liaison Meeting 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM view detailshide details PACK Lower School Liaison Meeting Admin Oversight: S.Baudo |
| Vaping: What You Need to Know 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM view detailshide details Parent education on juuling and vaping. Join us for a presentation from the American Lung Association about the growing use of these smoking alternatives, the effects, and what you can do to guide your kids in the right direction. The first 25 to register will also get a guided tour through a simulated bedroom where vaping and juuling paraphernalia will be placed. The Council on Alcoholism & Addiction of the Finger Lakes will lead the room simulation. Location: CPC Admin Oversight: Diane Broberg Coordinator: John Curatalo | |
MAR27 | Walk in Wednesday 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM view detailshide details Come by to get a guided tour of AC no appointment necessary! Admin oversight: Shannon Baudo |
| Become a National Geographic Certified Educator 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM view detailshide details Do you believe in empowering students to think like explorers? In building geographic competence across disciplines? In inspiring students to be global thinkers who can change the world? If so, you are a perfect candidate to become a Nat Geo Certified Educator. Join a professional development program for formal and informal pre-k through 12th-grade educators working to inspire the next generation of explorers, conservationists, and global citizens. Enjoy professional recognition and development; join a community of like-minded educators and build relationships at National Geographic, and access exclusive National Geography resources and perks. Take the first step in becoming a National Geographic Certified Educator by attending this session to complete Phase 1 of the certification process. There is no charge for participation in this wonderful program or to become a Nat Geo Certified Educator who has access to the many free resources. Admin Oversight: Tina Duver/ Phil Scwartz Coordinator: Tony Tepedino & Beth Guzzetta |