Anti-Racism Task Force Updates (December 8) Read Here
Spence welcomes Ibram X. Kendi, the author of the Spence Community Read, How to be an Antiracist, to speak on a panel of Grades 11 and 12 students at the 13th Annual Head’s Forum.
Not for school but for life we learn
Lower School Art
Lower School art students create self-portraits as part of their curriculum about identity.
Journalism in Action
Spence’s student newspaper, The Spence Voice, was awarded a Gold Medal from the prestigious Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s (CSPA) Medalist Critique.
Grade 6 Trip to Newtown Creek
As investigative student scientists, Grade 6 examined the on-site fundamentals of urban wastewater treatment during a visit to Newtown Creek.
Upper School History
A three-year History curriculum creates opportunities for Upper Schoolers to deepen their understanding of global and United States history and develop core competencies and skills necessary to understand systemic racism, inequality, and historical oppression, as well as an opportunity to gain deeper appreciation of the richness and beauty of different experiences.
Squash Champions
The Spence squash team won the AAIS and NYSAIS Championships and capped off their historic season with a number 10 spot in the National Division I Tournament.
Upper School Math Team
The Spence Upper School math team earned the number one spot in New York City’s Interscholastic Math League (NYCIML) Senior A competition, the most rigorous contest the league offers.
Lower School STEAM
The Lower School STEAM curriculum includes building WeDo robots with motors, sensors and gears, learning to code and creating their own animations.
Spence 412
Spence 412, the new educational and athletic facility at 412 East 91st Street will open in fall 2020.
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The Spence School, a private all-girls school located on the Upper East Side of New York City, offers a rigorous liberal arts study for diverse students in Grades K-12.