Students in Good Hands
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teacher-student relationships and fast friendships are central to
life at Emma Willard. Faculty advisors, resident faculty, dormitory affiliates,
senior proctors, and peer educators are the primary people who encourage
students academically and personally here at school.
Add to this network the offices of the Dean of Curriculum, the Dean of Students, and an involved and caring Health Center staff. Collectively, we have a comprehensive understanding of your daughter, her needs, and ways to help her get where she wants to go. As a team, we’re well equipped to guide girls as they contemplate and confront some of life’s most challenging principles: tolerance, humility, integrity, and accountability.
This is a healthy setting for your daughter to try new things, stretch, and realize the full strength and capability of the person she’s been all along—the person you have raised, loved, guided, and cared for with every step. Our goal is to celebrate and nurture her enthusiasm, intelligence, and spirit.
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This week’s package from Mom: Picture of Daisy, the family dog; lucky hair ribbon for the lacrosse game; list of top 10 books to read before graduation; hometown newspaper article about favorite video store; jelly beans.
