This article appeared in the November 2011 issue of BEELINE, the publication of the Southern Adirondack Beekeepers Association My name is Jamie Crouse and I am an administrator at the Robert C. Parker School, a Pre K – 8 school … Continue reading →

Is Pink Only a Girl Color and Math Just for Boys? Tips from an expert on gender and sexual identity and how to help kids navigate a world of gender stereotypes. North Greenbush, NY – Robert C. Parker School (parkerschool.org) … Continue reading →

Robert C. Parker School was named one of the Best Places to Work in the Capital Region in 2011 by the Business Review.  The School was featured in the Business Review Best Places to Work Supplement in December 2011.  Teachers … Continue reading →

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Elaine Houston from WNYT interviewed Susie Merrett and Meg Taylor about Parker’s 20th Anniversary.  Houston visited the school originally in 1991 to tell the story of the school’s founding.  During her 2011 visit she was impressed by the way the … Continue reading →

NORTH GREENBUSH — Wearing a beekeeper’s hat, veil and long gloves, Jack Ross-Pilkington carefully lifted the lid off the new beehive. “The bees are dying. We need to help them,” Jack said. He has with the help of beekeepers, his mom, his … Continue reading →

All Work and No (Child’s) Play? Teach to Learn . . . Not to the Test. Tips & Tactics from Experts, Innovators, and Educators at Robert C. Parker School North Greenbush, NY – The Robert C. Parker School (www.parkerschool.org) will … Continue reading →

Robert C. Parker School presents A Panel Discussion on Educating for 21st Century Success Wednesday, March 23, 2011 7 – 8:30 PM at Robert C. Parker School 4254 NY State Highway 43 North Greenbush, NY 12198 Karen Hitchcock, Former UAlbany … Continue reading →

PARKER 5K TRAIL RUN FLIER Robert C. Parker School 4254 Route 43,  North Greenbush Saturday, April 2, 2011 5K TRAIL RUN 10am Start Time $15 by 3/28 or $20 Day of Race Technical Tees to the first 100 registered Registration … Continue reading →

Read this news article about how Robert C. Parker School gives students learning experiences that use the natural environment.