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Inspired LearningIn traditional academic settings, the learning triangle emphasizes a primary connection of Teacher to Subject that determines the third vertex - the Student. At Hyde, we strive to focus on the relationship between the Teacher to the Student as they explore the Subject together. The educational focus shifts from the subject to the student. When the Learning Triangle is working, the teacher becomes more of a coach than a professor and the student becomes more of an initiator than a follower.
This week, we gathered as a school to recognize those students who inspired with us their efforts and excellence in the academic subject areas as well as those students who showed improvement in learning efforts both in and outside of the classroom. Students were nominated, and each teacher wrote a short blurb to highlight their work. An example of this writing:
Senior Excellence in Learning (English) This student was an exemplary student in the fall term of English 12. He is diligent, always prepared for class, and asks clarifying questions that benefit his fellow students who may be too shy to speak up. He is an insightful reader, and his writing is strong. Most of all, he wants to learn. As a result, he has profited from all constructive criticism and is showing signs that he will grow into a first-rate writer. Well deserved, Sam Bergeron '23 is our Senior Excellence in English. M.A. Edsall
There was excitement under the chandelier as we heard the names of returning and new students in these categories, and each recipient was cheered with enthusiasm. We look forward to seeing more growth in the second trimester and hope this ceremony helped inspired everyone to test themselves in the classroom!
Laura D. Gauld '76
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2022 Fall Academic Awards
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Arts Awarded in Excellence Bella Valerio ‘23 Julia Galan da Silva ‘24 Awarded in Effort Hap Edelblut ‘23 and Aurelio Fusco ‘24 and Alice Poetto ‘23
English Awarded in Excellence Sam Bergeron ‘23 Aidan Gahr ‘25 Awarded in Effort Matt Galligos ‘24 and Jeffray Pozharsky ’23
Foreign Language Awarded in Excellence Paolo Iacobello ‘23 Maggie Teed ‘25 Awarded in Effort Jayshawn Bruce ’24 and Jasper Herzog ‘26
History Awarded in Excellence Joaquin Ezan ‘23 Brady Kruep ‘26 Awarded in Effort Camryn Lewis ‘23 and Jason Wolf ‘24
Math Awarded in Excellence Bailey Burke ‘23 Yan Klintchev ‘25 Awarded in Effort Pablo Marrero ‘24 and Eli Rememkie ‘26
Science Awarded in Excellence Steven Heil ‘23 Paula Jakobi ‘24 Awarded in Effort Alyssa Sigfridson ‘23
Courage in the Classroom Julian Pechect ‘25 Curiosity in the Classroom Leonardo Broccoli ’23, Brady Kruep ‘26, and Yan Klintchev ‘25 Leadership and Concern in the Classroom Camryn Lewis ‘23 Leadership and Integrity in the Classroom Spencer LeClair ‘23
 
 
 
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Getting into the holiday spirit
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To kick off the holiday season, students gathered Friday night in the Dining Hall to make snowflakes and to enjoy a hot chocolate and cookie bar.
A group of students went to see the Nutcracker in Portland with with Mrs. Peltzer and Ms. Hanley.
The fun continued with wreath making at the farm.
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Winter Break December 16, 2022 - January 2, 2023
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Winter break is just around the corner. If you haven't already, please send your travel information and any questions to Sydney Wall in the Dean's Office. Thank you.*Please note that if your child is on either the boys or girls varsity basketball teams, they will have their final game on Sunday, December 18. |
Wolfpack Recap
Saturday, December 3GVBB vs Gould - Aleigh Mills Tournament 11:30am 41 - 38 GVBB vs Kents Hill - Aleigh Mills Tournament 1:00pm 25 - 61 BVBB vs New Hampton Varsity 35 - 34
Monday, December 5BJVBB vs Morse HS 35 - 50 BVBB vs Morse HS 57 - 39
Wednesday, December 7BVBB vs Brewster 41 - 52 BJVBB vs Waynflete 43 - 30 GVBB vs Vermont Academy 33 - 20
Boys JV hoops got their first win of the season against Waynflete 43-30 final. Dan McGuire '25 shot a monster double-double 16 points and 18 blocks! Ben Edelblut '25 and Eli Remekie '26 with solid performances on the offensive and defensive end. Rafi Goldhirsch '23 supplied the team with much needed leadership down the stretch! Great team win!
Thursday, December 8Wrestling vs Mt. Ararat - link below to watch the match. Wrestling Hyde vs Mt. Ararat
Meets and GamesJames Roman TournamentFriday, December 9GVBB Hyde vs Penguin Hall 4:00pm NYMA vs KH 5:30pm (girls) BVBB Hyde vs KH 7:00pm GFA vs Bradford Christian 8:30pm (boys)
Saturday, December 10GVBB Consolation Game 10:00am BVBB Consolation Game 11:30am GVBB Championship Game 1:00pm BVBB Championship Game 2:30pm
Monday, December 12BJVBB vs Kents Hills 5:30pm home
Friday, December 16GVBB KOA Tournament against Kimball Union 2:30pm away BVBB KOA Tournament against GFA at KOA 4:00pm away Saturday, December 17KOA Basketball Tournament - TBD
Sunday, December 18KOA Basketball Tournament - TBD
*Schedule subject to change, please check out Hyde Athletics and Hydeschool_
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