
A Reflection on Thanksgiving
It’s a quiet week on Chewonki Neck, with students back home for the Thanksgiving holiday and many staff taking time off to be with their
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It’s a quiet week on Chewonki Neck, with students back home for the Thanksgiving holiday and many staff taking time off to be with their

This weekend the Portland Press Herald published an article featuring an open letter by former Chewonki staff sharing concerns about our facilitation of issues and

Throughout our history, our students, staff, and campers have overcome challenges by working together as a group and striving towards a shared community purpose. Today

For over five weeks Chewonki Neck has been empty of students while spring has slowly pushed winter aside. Birds are singing, grass is greening, and

To the Chewonki community, For over five weeks Chewonki Neck has been empty of students while spring has slowly pushed winter aside. Birds are singing,

“Next normal” is a phrase I am seeing, and now beginning to use, to describe how we’re redefining our everyday lives: our communities, our workplaces,

The death of George Floyd under the knee of a white police officer, recorded for nearly nine horrifying minutes, opened a floodgate of pain for

Because you are a valued member of our community, I write today to share information about our return to in-person learning in September 2020. This

To the Chewonki community, I write today to share information about our return to in-person learning in September 2020. This letter does not contain all

Dear Families, In recent weeks we have shared a flood of information with you about the opening of school next month. It has taken significant