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A group of children sits on the floor in a classroom, engaged in a presentation about the American Revolution Experience.

C.V. Starr students explored the American Revolution through a living history program and traveling exhibit presented by the Southeast Museum, DAR, and American Battlefield Trust!

A group of children stands on grass, smiling and posing for a photo in a sunny outdoor setting, with vibrant clothing and playful expressions.

Forever part of C.V. Starr - students and staff signed the Cafetorium beam, leaving their mark on the future.

A group of children engaged in reading and discussing books in a colorful classroom filled with bookshelves and educational materials.

4th Graders browsing through their very own classroom library, building a love for reading!

A vibrant wall filled with colorful, hand-drawn shapes and a group of people interacting with the art display in a lively setting.

One dot, endless ripples. 🌟 C.V. Starr students lit up the halls for International Dot Day.✨ Watch the Good Morning America segment 🎨✨

Students on stage with stage props

Hakuna Matata! C.V. Starr Brings The Lion King Jr. to the Stage

Three students reading Year of the Dog

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Profile of a C.V. Starr Student

At Brewster, we believe that every student is on a journey toward becoming a capable, confident, and compassionate individual. The Profile of a Brewster Student describes the essential skills and mindsets students are encouraged to build throughout their time in our schools.

Our Student's Values

Critical Thinking

 

Conveys the ability to solve problems, reflect, and use logical reasoning. Collects, assesses, and analyzes relevant information to create, innovate, change, and improve. Habitually takes intellectual risks without prompting. Applies skills to real-life situations.

Collaboration/Communication

 

Exhibits the ability to work as a team member to discuss, negotiate, problem solve, and compromise to achieve a common goal. Shares the responsibility and communicates effectively and confidently to accomplish a common goal. Consistently works with others to acquire information needed to complete a task or goal.

Adaptability

 

Displays the ability to be open-minded and engage in dialogue with others to consider multiple viewpoints. Brings a sense of courage to unfamiliar situations. Exhibits the ability to accept criticism, admit mistakes, and view failure as an opportunity to learn.

Civic Responsibility

  

Projects the ability to make a difference in the civic life of our communities. Promotes and contributes to the interconnectedness of our communities through both political and nonpolitical activities.

Perseverance

 

Puts forth a “stick to it” attitude and possesses stamina and persistence. Works confidently until the goal is met and the task is accomplished. Overcomes and learns from mistakes through the adoption of a “not yet” growth mindset.

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Recorder Lessons

A child in a black hoodie plays a recorder while sitting on steps, with another child visible in the background.

Learning to play the recorder helps Brewster students develop critical thinking, perseverance, and adaptability as they read music, master finger placement, and practice rhythms. Through music, students build focus and confidence—key skills for lifelong learning.

Safari Art

A child holds a colorful, handcrafted dragon model made from various paper materials, showcasing vibrant designs and textures.

Through C.V. Starr’s African Safari art project, third graders demonstrated collaboration, observation, and perseverance as they planned, created, and shared materials to bring their favorite animals to life. Guided by art teacher Megan Naclerio, students explored self-expression while building key skills that reflect the Profile of a Brewster Student.

History Comes to Life

A group of children and adults dressed in historical attire, standing together beneath an American flag, outdoors on a sunny day.

At C.V. Starr’s Revolutionary War Encampment Day, fourth graders step into the shoes of Continental soldiers—setting up camp, cooking meals, and drilling as part of an immersive learning experience. This hands-on event helps students develop empathy, perseverance, and critical thinking as they explore the realities of the past and connect them to the world today.

Pride in Performance

Two children dressed in colorful traditional costumes, featuring vibrant patterns and accessories, stand against a warm, illuminated background.

Under the direction of music teachers Danielle Ortiz Welsh and Ryan Shelvin, students bring this beloved musical to life tonight at 6:00 pm in the BHS Performing Arts Center. Through their performance, students demonstrate collaboration by working as a team, perseverance through dedicated rehearsal, and adaptability by bringing characters to life on stage. This free event promises to be unforgettable—a true celebration of Brewster Pride!