News & Events
Five Practical Ways to Maintain a Sense of Routine During the Holidays
The holiday season brings a wonderful mix of celebrations, travel, late nights, and special gatherings. These experiences are meaningful opportunities for children to engage with family, friends, and new experiences. At the same time, they can be stressors for young children, who thrive on predictable routines.
This event will be most valuable for families interested in PreK-Grade 8 (parents/guardians only). Register now. What to Expect at our Admissions Coffee & Tour: Take a small-group tour of our PreK-12 campus in the West Loop/Fulton Market neighborhood See how we’re redefining rigor through student-driven inquiry, project-based learning, and real-world problem solving Learn more…
At Bennett, relationships are at the heart of everything we do. Our students are known, supported, and challenged by educators who believe a rigorous education is fueled by purpose, not pressure. When students feel seen and valued, they take risks and engage deeply in learning that prepares them not just for college or a career,…
Beyond Distraction: Why Removing Cell Phones is the Best Investment in Our Children’s Future
For adolescents, having the world at their fingertips twenty-four hours a day isn’t necessarily what is best for them. At Bennett Day School, we recognize that the ubiquitous presence of the smartphone is fundamentally undermining the core goals of education: deep learning, emotional well-being, and genuine community building.
Supporting Young Children Through Transitions: Building Routines, Resilience, and Connection
Big feelings during small transitions are completely normal — especially for young children. In this blog, our Bambini teachers share simple, compassionate strategies to help parents support children through everyday moments like leaving the park or cleaning up after playtime.
Developing Leaders: Inside Our New Counselor in Training Program
This summer, Bennett launched its first-ever Counselor in Training (CIT) program, giving rising 5th–9th graders the chance to step into leadership roles at camp. From guiding younger campers to gaining hands-on experience in child development, our CITs discovered the rewards—and responsibilities—of mentoring others.
Family Association meetings are held monthly, open to all, and are an excellent way to meet fellow parents and discover what’s happening in the school. Every parent or guardian of a Bennett student is a member of the Family Association, and attendance is encouraged.
Family Association meetings are held monthly, open to all, and are an excellent way to meet fellow parents and discover what’s happening in the school. Every parent or guardian of a Bennett student is a member of the Family Association, and attendance is encouraged.
