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Click here for the 2022-2023 Academic Calendar

Division Contact Information

Lower School

Christine D'Alessandro, Head of EC and Lower School
cdalessandro@stuartschool.org

Sadasia Adama, Division Assistant
sadams@stuartschool.org

Middle School

Robert Missonis, Head of Middle School and Assistant Head of School for Academic Leadership
rmissonis@stuartschool.org

Cindy Haney, Division Assistant
chaney@stuartschool.org

Upper School

Dr. Marissa Muoio, Head of Upper School
mmuoio@stuartschool.org

Kristen Zosche, Dean of Students
kzosche@stuartschool.org

Shuquin Winbush, Division Assistant
swindbush@stuartschool.org

Lower School

Engaging and Educational Activities

Engaging and educational activities you can try at home

We are so excited for summer break! Here is a list of some fun and engaging (screen free) activities that you can do with a variety of age groups. Feel free to take photos along the way and share them with us. You can also encourage your child to bring in anything (writing, drawing, books, photos) to show their teachers. We would LOVE to see and hear about all of it! Feel free to email any fabulous photos of your young Tartan to news@stuartschool.org.

Read with your children as often as possible. Having your child read to themselves, to someone, or along with them are all meaningful experiences. Carving out special time for you and your child to bond over a good book is a great way to foster a lifelong love of reading.
Check out your local library. The Mercer County Library System has fabulous, free programs for children of all ages. http://www.eventkeeper.com/mars/xpages/m/mcl/ekp.cfm?&CFID=47262743&CFTOKEN=3cf8958a4ecc0f98-A25DDE6D-D4AE-528A-5350F3CDA5E50965
Visit a museum or nearby attraction. Have your child reflect on their experience. Would they recommend that another child visit? Encourage them to write and draw about their experience. You can even create a book or journal about their different adventures - “My Trip to the Zoo.”
Cooking with your child is a great way to organically incorporate STEM and literacy. You can extend this activity to include your child’s participation in making a list of ingredients to buy, accompanying you to the grocery store, reading the recipe, cooking with assistance, and making a personal recipe book of your favorites.
Egg drop. Only use eggs you don’t mind wasting and have your kids come up with inventive ways to secure and protect an egg so that when you drop it from a window it does not break. This can include placing the egg inside a shoebox filled with foam, or any other creative method out there. You can extend this project by having your child write a lab report by sketching and/or writing about their plans, trials and results.
Marshmallow Geometric Shapes. Use mini marshmallows and toothpicks and have your child create as many shapes (or combination of shapes) as they can. This can be as simple as a triangle, to a rectangular prism connected to a pyramid connected to…let their ingenuity be your guide.
Touch Math/Spelling. Use chalk to make a number or letter board. Challenge your child to answer a math equation or spell a word by hopping to the correct number(s) or letters.
Enjoy nature! No matter where you are this summer, encourage your child to get outside and enjoy the world around them. Gardening, bird watching, nature hikes, collecting seashells, making fairy houses are all valuable ways to stimulate their senses and creativity.

Summer Reading from Ms. Koehler

Math and Language Arts Review Workbooks to Purchase

Summer Math

Summer Reading

Upper School

English Summer Reading

Math Summer Assisgnments

Science Summer Assignments

History Summer Assignments

Bus Transportation Form

Course Description Booklets

Supply Lists

Textbook Lists for MS and US

Uniforms, Dress Code and Encore Emporium (Gently Used Shop)

Upper School Dress Code

The Upper School does not have a daily uniform because we seek to help our young women learn to dress appropriately for a given situation. Students' clothing may reflect individuality as long as it is in keeping with the dress code. We wish to create an environment that is respectful of the feelings and attitudes of the community. Click here for dress code guidelines.

Blazer Ordering Information

For new orders, follow the steps below. Questions? Call 201-417-9050.

Visit Lobels.net and then click "Click here to order."
Scroll to the Stuart logo at the bottom of the page
Username: stuart; Password: MotherJanet

Lower and Middle School Uniforms

Students in Lower School, grades JK–4 and Middle School, grades 5–8, are required to wear a uniform.

To ensure all uniforms meet the Stuart dress code, we request you purchase uniforms from our official vendor, Lands’ End.

For Middle School, use the Preferred School Order Number: 900138264.
For Lower School, use the Preferred School Order Number: 900025313.

** Junior Kindergarten ordering information is coming soon.

Visit the Lands’ End Uniform Website\

Gym clothes will be available for purchase at the School Division Orientations or in the Bookbag, the Stuart spirit store.

Lower School Uniform Guidelines

Middle School Uniform Guidelines

Encore Emporium

Gently used uniforms may be purchased in Stuart's Encore Emporium at the start of the school year. Items are also available for purchase online with very limited delivery. Watch for communication from SPA and Stuart for dates and times.

iPad Boot Camps for Middle School

Upper School Technology BYOD

Extended Day Program

Parent and Student Handbooks

Volunteer Drivers

Volunteer parent drivers are needed in the Lower School

Throughout the school year each grade level will schedule off-campus trips that may require parent drivers. It is a policy of our Business Office and insurer that parents complete an application form and be approved to drive students other than their own child to off campus trips. A new application must be submitted each school year. Without sufficient drivers, some trips may not take place. Volunteering does not obligate you to drive unless your schedule allows. All applications must be submitted and approved by the end of September. Please consider becoming part of this important volunteer parent pool!

Please contact your division assistant to receive a link to Verified First, our online driver verification system.