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Distance Learning at Bryn Mawr
Developing resilient young women is a part of Bryn Mawr’s 135-year mission. Whether on campus or through virtual classrooms, we continue to inspire students to challenge themselves, engage with their classmates and community, and lead for the greater good. Learn more about Bryn Mawr’s Distance Learning program.
At Bryn Mawr, we believe in learning in a joyous and supportive community. We value the relationships between students and faculty, and feel that the daily give and take of the classroom is formative in a student’s learning process. In the event of an extended disruption of campus activities, we believe that we can remain connected in spirit and learning through our Distance Learning program.
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Technology Resources and Expectations
Technology is a key component of a Distance Learning environment and Bryn Mawr has a number of resources available to support families’ effective use of technology at home. Students are expected to have access to an iPad, laptop or desktop computer and a reliable internet connection in order to participate in Distance Learning. If families do not have technology resources available at home, they should contact the school for assistance. As always, students are expected to check their Bryn Mawr email frequently throughout the day and students are expected to adhere to the acceptable use policy at all times. If a student is having technical issues, the Technology Department staff can be contacted at studenthelp@brynmawrschool.org.
Bryn Mawr thoroughly screens each technology platform used to ensure that privacy standards are met. A full list of approved technology tools, sorted by each division can be found here and families should also refer to the Policy for Student Participation in Distance Learning. -
Student Support
The Student Support Services team will continue to provide services and systems that support students’ success and overall wellbeing within a distance learning environment. Our counselors, learning specialists and health personnel will be available for consultation, personalized virtual support and referral services throughout the school day. The team will maintain regular communication with students currently receiving support via Google hangouts and email. Phone consultation will also be utilized on an as needed basis.
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Community + Inclusion
We are committed to supporting our entire community by fostering a culture that is inclusive, respectful, and safe for everyone in our school and online environments. In times of fear, uncertainty and alarm, ensuring a sense of safety and belonging starts with supporting each other—especially those in our community who are facing bias, discrimination, and attacks based on their identity. Given our diverse Bryn Mawr community, it is essential that we practice community care as we move forward. We will continue our important community programming with moments for classmates to come together in supportive clubs and advisory group spaces through online forums.
Read about Bryn Mawr’s Continuity of Learning Plan and Policy for Student Participation in Distance Learning.
Learning in Action
What's New
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Celebrating our Athletes
This spring, Martian Nation was disappointed that our spring athletes were unable to compete due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While our athletes may have missed this season, we are proud of their resolve, positivity and desire to remain connected with their teammates and move forward together.full story -
Class of 2020 College Matriculation
The 80 talented and motivated students of the Class of 2020 will attend 56 colleges and universities across the U.S. 12 student athletes will play sports at the collegiate level.full story -
Class Day 2020
On Thursday, June 4, the Upper School community gathered virtually for Class Day to recognize and celebrate student achievements for the 2019-2020 school year.full story -
At the Movies: WWII
Upper School History and Government Teacher Karen Cullen used distance learning as an opportunity to launch a project she always wanted to do— give tenth grade Modern World History students a “dive into everything World War II” via classic war movies.full story -
Geometry: Indirect Measurement
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Bryn Mawr’s Own Bill Nye
full storyLower School science teacher Noah Robinson is turning into the next Bill Nye with his funny and engaging science videos, featuring Bryn Mawr students, his cat, and plenty of at-home labs and experiments. -
Caring for our Community
Two Bryn Mawr Seniors are turning this difficult time into an opportunity to care for members of the Baltimore community.full story -
Echo Hill Week Continues
full storyFifth graders enjoyed a memorable “in-lieu-of-Echo-Hill" week to mark the grade’s traditional annual outdoor adventure. -
Fourth Grade Researchers
Group projects are still possible over Zoom, all you need is a little teamwork.full story -
French from Afar
full storyBethany McAndrew, Chair of the World Languages & Cultures Department, explains how French students continue to collaborate during distance learning. -
Tapas Time
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Visit with "Sourdough" Author
Librarian Patti Rickert-Wilbur organized a faculty and staff book discussion on the novel Sourdough, complete with a virtual visit by author Robin Sloan.full story -
International Zooms
Upper School Spanish students at Bryn Mawr connected virtually with students in Argentina for a multilingual discussion about COVID-19 and distance learning.full story -
Students Launch "Bryn Buddies"
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A Gym Drill to Remember
The Bryn Mawr community carried on the tradition of gathering (virtually) for the 116th annual Gym Drill.full story -
Bryn Mawr Helps Make PPE
Bryn Mawr has partnered with OpenWorks and Adfinitas Health in Maryland to print and collect 3-D face shields for medical professionals.full story -
Joyous the Love: A Reflection
Music Teacher Todd Harrison Twining reflects on The Bryn Mawr School song Joyous the Love during this extraordinary time, saying "each line started to mean a lot more to me than ever before."full story -
2nd Grade Science
Watch Mr. Robinson as he teaches 2nd graders the science behind boats.full story -
Earth Day at the Little School
Little School children and families celebrated Earth Day at home with a variety of activities, including crafts, poetry and songs.full story -
Sing Along With Ms. Puckett
Lower Schoolers enjoy lessons and singalongs with music teacher Ms. Puckett.full story
Experience Bryn Mawr
An all-girls' environment provides a wonderful opportunity for girls to explore who they are as young women and scholars without social pressure. It's good to be smart at Bryn Mawr! Our students are academically engaged, inquisitive and not afraid to speak their minds. Learn more about the exceptional foundation Bryn Mawr can offer your daughter.
