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At Crossroads, every project has the potential to become something bigger. 🌱⁠
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A lesson can become a work of art. A science project can become a campus improvement. And students can become leaders who leave a lasting impact on the community around them.⁠
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This spring, students in Howard Granok’s ECO-ACT classes transformed a sustainability project into a work of art by painting and installing three new rain barrels to replace our well-loved, weathered setup. These barrels will help conserve rainwater, support our campus gardens, and serve as a colorful reminder that caring for our environment can be both practical and creative.⁠
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Projects like this reflect what makes Crossroads unique. We believe science and art aren’t separate disciplines: they often work hand in hand. By inviting students to approach environmental challenges through both scientific thinking and artistic expression, we create opportunities for deeper learning, stronger connections, and meaningful action.⁠
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A huge congratulations and thank you to our talented student artists and rising seniors Josie A., Abby B., Kierra C-G., Gus K., Ashtin K., Jonas M., and Kat M. Your creativity, leadership, and commitment to sustainability have made our campus a little greener, and a lot more colorful. 💙🎨🌧️⁠
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#CrossroadsCollegePrep #ECOACT #StudentLeadership #Sustainability #ScienceAndArt #LearningByDoing #CityAsCampus #EnvironmentalStewardship
♟️ Yesterday, we celebrated the Crossroads chess community. Today, hear from one of its success stories.⁠
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After returning to campus for this year’s Kyle Weeks Memorial Chess Tournament, alumnus Matthew Larson ’15 sat down with Coach Howard Granok to reflect on his journey from Crossroads’ board one player to earning the prestigious title of International Master.⁠
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Matthew shares memories of his time at Crossroads, how he continued competing through college, and the perseverance that helped him achieve a goal that once felt out of reach. Now a postdoctoral researcher in Princeton University’s mathematics department, he also offered advice for today’s players:⁠
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“It’s really important to look at your games and try to learn from your mistakes, even though it can be frustrating and you want to forget them. There’s really a lot of information and lessons you can get from your previous games.”⁠
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Whether you’re studying chess, math, or any other passion, Matthew’s message is a powerful reminder that growth comes from reflection, persistence, and a willingness to keep learning.⁠
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Thank you, Matthew, for returning to campus, sharing your story, and inspiring the next generation of Crossroads chess players.⁠
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🎥 Watch the full interview!⁠
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#CrossroadsCollegePrep #CrossroadsCurrent #Chess #AlumniSpotlight #InternationalMaster #LifelongLearning
Some rivalries never go out of style. ⚾⁠
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From the legends of yesterday to today’s stars, Cardinals vs. Cubs has always delivered unforgettable baseball. Now you can be part of the next chapter with four premium Cardinals Club “Green Seats” for this iconic matchup—all while supporting Crossroads College Prep.⁠
Your VIP experience includes exclusive access to the climate-controlled Cardinals Club lounge, an upscale pregame buffet, a full-service bar, and in-seat food and beverage service, so you won’t miss a single pitch.⁠
⚾ Cardinals vs. Cubs⁠
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📅 Wednesday, July 29 | 6:45 p.m.⁠
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💰 Package Value: $2,200⁠
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⏰ Bidding closes Friday, July 24!⁠
Place your bid through the link in our bio and help make a difference for Crossroads students. 💛💙
🌱 Fresh from the Crossroads garden! 🍅🥒🌻⁠
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Thanks to the dedication of our amazing student and parent volunteers, our garden is thriving this summer!⁠
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We’re looking for local organizations that could benefit from our extra fresh produce. If you know of one, please email Howard Granok. We’d love to share the bounty with our community.⁠
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Want to get your hands dirty and help out? We’d love to have you! Sign up to volunteer this summer using the SignUpGenius link in our bio.⁠
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Thank you to everyone who has helped our garden grow!