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As part of the Middle School MiniTerm Robotics class, students (in teams) built and programmed their LEGO Mindstorm EV3 robots, and then faced off in the Epic Trevor MiniTerm Robotics Robo Wars. Afte

Middle School MiniTerm offers some unique classes such as Rubik’s Cube/Around the World in 80 Games. The class focuses on analyzing, experimenting, and ultimately solving the Rubik’s Cube and other p

Third graders are decorating reusable tote bags to commemorate the NY state plastic bag ban that starts this weekend. We're asking that parents share any pictures they have of students using the perso

An annual Trevor tradition that brings Upper School and Lower School together provides a tasty treat for the students. The Pre-K class journeys to an Upper School Chemistry class where together they

Recently, the Upper School Advanced Marine Biology class created virtual aquariums. Choosing a species that they have studied, each student was responsible for making a model, a virtual aquarium via

Daniel Karslake is an award-winning American director and producer, whose highly acclaimed work deals with social justice issues, both domestic and international. Last week, he visited Trevor to meet

Alumnus spotted! Dr. Adam Hartstone-Rose '99 is featured on Season 38 Episode 12 of "Nature" on PBS. In this episode, "The Mighty Weasel," Dr. Hartstone-Rose weighs in on the bite force of this tiny b

Brrrr. Today's chilly temps provided the perfect setting for the Polar Animal Publishing Parties in Kindergarten. Bravo to our students for all of their hard work. An impressive amount of research, wr

This weekend, the Trevor Clefs advanced Jazz Ensemble is traveling to Philadelphia to compete in the National Jazz Festival. We were treated to a little preview yesterday! Good luck to the Trevor Clef

For part of the Upper School's Advanced Programmers Workshop, Justin and Andres are collaborating on a 3-D printed face mask that will eventually be used for a virtual reality headset. #tds #trevorda

Trevor Track Competed in the inaugural NYCAL Championship at Ocean Breeze yesterday. The Boys team finished 2nd overall. Personal best performances were run by Jarett G. (55 meter dash), Guiv L. (60

4th graders are studying the ruined city of Great Zimbabwe. To activate prior knowledge and engagement, they explored architecture around the neighborhood. Students were introduced to basic architectu

9th grade English students capped off their investigation of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" by attending an adaptation by Classic Stage Company. "By degrees I made a discovery of still greater moment.

6th-grade answers the question: What is the meaning of life? This activity was part of their study of “The Giver” (where most things that give life meaning are eliminated). Their answers reflect much

A little rain didn't stop our 5th graders from completing their landing module missions. With the goal of keeping their raw eggs protected from a high drop, students created their own NASA-inspired "l

On this International Day of Women and Girls in Science, some of our 5th-grade girls visited the Middle and Upper School to collaborate with female students on multiple science projects including: che