News & Events
Redefining Success: Navigating Academic Pressure in Middle & High School
As parents, caregivers, and educators, we need to ask ourselves what we truly want for our children. Is “getting into a good college” the sole definition of success? Are we willing to sacrifice their physical and mental health, happiness, and love for learning for a vague future payoff?
Fostering Healthy Risk-Taking in Early Childhood
Encouraging risk-taking in early childhood sets the stage for a lifetime of curiosity, creativity, and adaptability. Written by: Meg Fitzgerald, Director of Early ChildhoodPosted: November 1, 2023 Risk-Taking is Essential in Early Childhood Development We believe that teaching our young learners to embrace risk in a supportive environment is crucial for their development and future…
Congrats to the Class of 2023!
Congratulations to Bennett Day School’s inaugural class of graduating seniors! Get a glimpse into the unforgettable graduation ceremony and view our most up-to-date college acceptance data. Posted: August 1, 2023 Congratulations to the Class of 2023 Congrats to Bennett Day School’s inaugural class of graduates! Watch the video below for a glimpse into the intimate…
Bennett Day School Breaks Ground On Next Phase of Expansion
Independent PreK-12 School in Chicago’s West Loop / Fulton Market neighborhood will grow from 50,000 sq. ft. to nearly 100,000.
Senior Spotlight: Veronica
Learn more about Veronica, a member of our first graduating class who decided to attend DePaul University as a student in their 3+3 BA/JD Law Program.
Senior Spotlight: Nina
Learn more about Nina, a member of our first graduating class who decided to attend Morton College and pursue a career in sonography.
Senior Spotlight: Julieta
Learn more about Julieta, a member of our first graduating class who decided to study criminal justice at Michigan State.
What Students Gain When They Pursue Accomplishment Over Achievement
At Bennett Day, we made a conscious choice in the design of our Middle and Upper School programs to embrace accomplishment over the false virtues associated with “rigor” and “achievement.”