Bear Creek Blog

What do teens of today think about? What affects our youth so profoundly it alters the way they think, the lens they look through, and the art they create? Come and see the perspectives of six diverse personalities, each a passionate student-artist exploring his or her thoughts through visual form.

How do we encourage creative problem solving and adaptable collaboration abilities in our young children? Bear Creek's Vice President for Academic Affairs Karen Blankenbeckler reviews three key areas that parents and educators of young children can focus on to create innovators: Creativity, Problem Solving, and Collaboration.

The Bear Creek School caught up with Trinity Osborn, Fine Arts Department Chair, to find out what she has been up to since the Washington Arts Educators Association honored her in 2016 and 2017.

Bear Creek's Deans of College and Academic Advising provide a peek at the advice we provide to students at each grade level.

Using key principles from the Love & Logic philosophy founded by Jim Fay and Foster W. Cline, M.D., especially in the aftermath of misbehavior, you can help your children learn to grow through their mistakes and break them out of the cycle of misbehavior.