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The school was filled with laughter and happiness as students, families and volunteers enjoyed a Family Fun Game Night at the school! A lot us us learned new games and people shared their favorites. There were so many games being played simultaneously from uno to jingo, chess to dominos and many more. of course there was some great food too.

Special thanks to Lisa Knickmeyer who coordinated the event and to all who supplied food and drink and helped set up and clean up. A great time was had by all!

This weeks news is packed with stories including the main story on the rising threat of nuclear weapons. Stories around TCS include a review of Peculiar Patriot, an engaging and meaningful play produced at Baltimore Center Stage. After the students went to the play, Erin, Hope and Alexis from Center stage came in for a terrific Conversation.

Long time friend of the school and journalist for the Baltimore Banner, Rona Kobel, also came in for a Conversation to talk about her career, journalism and separating fact from fiction in the news.

Other news around the school include a Conversation with representatives from MICA about a possible artt program in the spring, a fascinating art seminar with recording artist and painter Damon Trueitt, a Spotlight on teacher Ed Meade and more.

This week’s TCS Student news was produced by Danny Buck and Rylee Breeden with production assistance from Mohamed Cisse.

The protests by Gen Z in Madagascar is the main story in this week’s TCS Student News. Reporting on school activities includes the monthly Financial Literacy Seminar, a special visit by artist Rahne Alexander and a Spotlight on Young Playwrights seminar teaxher Susan Troupe

This week’s edition of TCS Student News was produced by Ruth Rivas and Tallulah Cord with production assistance by Hector Rivas.

This week’s main story focuses on the Trump attacks on Venezuelan boats. News around TCS include a visit to The Lyric for theatre class, our first Young Playwrights seminar of the year with Susan Stroupe and more.

This week’s TCS Student News was produced by Ethan Jobita Jemadari and Madisyn Hall with production assistance from Mohamed Cisse.

This week’s edition was produced by Jordan Smith and Judah Peterson with production assistance from Hector Rivas.

The main story focuses on the Ethiopian dam affecting other countries fed by the Nile River. News around the school include a second visit by artist Kini Collins, ta Conversation with TCS alumni, a spotlight on volunteer Lisa Knickmeyer and two compelling documentaries Digital Disconnect and The Outrage examining lynching in the U.S.,

We had an amazing Conversation with several TCS alumni. Olivia Yates (’20), Salma Ruiz-Cruz (’21), Claude Nicholson (’21), Joshua Sharp (’22), and Madison Hansel (’25) shared both their experiences at The Community School and since graduation with the students. It was a meaningful and honest discussion with alumni talking about the impact TCS had on their lives.  The students, especially the seniors, were interested in the choices the alumni made after leaving the school and their experiences with college and career. The discussion ranged from challenges with professors to learning from setback decisions that were made to positive strides in the face of adversity.

The discussion was spirited and inspiring with a strong bond created between the current students and the alumni. It was decided to hold more conversations with alumni before the year is out.  We are so proud of our current students and the graduates who are a credit to their families, communities and TCS.