School News

Noodles and marshmallows -- a perfect recipe for learning.

Taste of science and culture.

Check out some students making puppets to learn different items of clothing in 7th grade Spanish.

Our 6th graders presented board games that they created to show their learning over the Ancient Egypt & Nubia Social Studies unit.

On Friday, our 8th graders engaged in some deep academic discussion based on themes from George Orwell’s Animal Farm.

On Friday, 7th graders heard from several different out-of-school time (OST) providers about different summer opportunities.

Over the last few weeks, 8th graders have been learning from scientists from the Broad Institute about what they do in their jobs in relation to genetics.

On Friday, we had our second assembly of the year.

Please join us in congratulating 8th grade Civics Teacher Tom Trainor, who has been selected for a 2026 National Civic Forum Fellowship! 

The CRLS Students of Color Coalition led our 6th graders in a workshop called “The Impact of Our Words.”

Congratulations to Our Band teacher Mr. Wroge, who presented at this year's Massachusetts Music Educators Conference.

Our students participated in the City of Cambridge’s Participatory Budgeting process and helped decide how $1 million is spent.

In Art, RAUC students have been creating sculptures and practicing shading.

This morning, our Band, Chorus & Orchestra students held their first concert of the year.

On Friday, 7th graders presented their projects on the legacy of West Africa.

6th graders visited the McGovern Institute for Brain Research and MIT Museum.

Representatives from Draper Labs, Sanofi, Philips, Harvard & MIT joined our 7th graders to kick off the beginning of the NetPals program.

Before the break, 7th graders worked on designing ovens out of cardboard boxes.

Sixth graders presented a selection of their writing to peers and parents/caregivers and enjoyed competitive math games.