Children’s School

Hello Mr. President: Children’s School Takes Colonnade

by Evan Dean on August 17, 2019

“I’m from Santa Monica, I took a Jet Blue and it went really fast. Now I’m at Chautauqua,” 3-year-old Rex Bulette explained to Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill. Rex was just one of

Painting in the Rain: Children’s School Paints Clear Skies During ‘Art in the Park’

by Evan Dean on August 13, 2019

The normal traffic of Bestor Plaza slowed as Chautauquans passed by easels and chalk drawings. As people started to wonder

Bonner to Talk U.S.-Mexico Border Crisis, Relief Efforts at CWC

by Deborah Trefts on August 13, 2019

Bonner Monday, June 24, was the first day of the 2019 season for Chautauqua Institution’s Children’s School and Boys’ and

Chautauqua Community Honors Jessica Trapasso with Pavilion Dedication

by Evan Dean on July 30, 2019

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Members of the Trapasso and Hermance families join Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill in a ribbon cutting Friday, July

Children’s School hosts annual Teddy Bear Picnic

by Georgia Davis on August 24, 2018

The rain didn’t dampen the moods of young Chautauquans as they attended their annual Teddy Bear Picnic Wednesday, Aug. 22,

Children’s School learns to grow food from master gardeners

by Georgia Davis on August 16, 2018

So far in the 2018 season, Nick and Sandi Stupiansky have taught an average of 56 kids a week at Children’s School about gardening. The Stupianskys, who are master gardeners in the Bird, Tree &

Children’s School celebrates art on Bestor Plaza

by Georgia Davis on August 10, 2018

Usually plungers are found near a toilet and not in a bucket of paint. Children’s School celebrated Week Seven’s theme,

President Michael Hill meets with kids at Children’s School to discuss current state of Chautauqua

by Georgia Davis on August 3, 2018

President Michael E. Hill met with the sitting members of the Children’s School advisory board at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday,

Good Clean Fun: First Annual Mud Day

by Brian Hayes on July 29, 2018

Children’s School students have messy good time at the first-ever Mud Day.

Children’s School learns about music from MFSO students

by Georgia Davis on July 22, 2018

Violinist Alex Tonno looked out on the audience before he played part of Beethoven’s “Spring Sonata.” It wasn’t a typical

Children’s School to learn about opera with ‘Where The Wild Things Are’

by Georgia Davis on July 11, 2018

Chautauqua Opera Guild Intern Katherine Joslyn teaches a group from the Children’s School about the opera The Firework Maker's Daughter at Children's School on Thursday, July 5, 2018. HALDAN KIRSCH/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Katherine Joslyn asked a

Griffith discusses how to expand youth program opportunities during Wednesday’s porch meeting

by Lexie Erdos on July 6, 2018

Vice President and Emily and Richard Smucker Chair for Education Dave Griffith speaks about youth programming during a porch discussion

Children’s School Fourth of July Parade

by webchq on July 4, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcUKXFlL2qc The Children's School celebrates Independence Day with its annual parade, which begins at the Children's School and ends

Children’s School to take to streets for annual Independence Day parade

by Georgia Davis on July 3, 2018

Hours before reworks will illuminate the sky, children will fill Bestor Plaza with sounds of patriotism. Children’s School will begin

Children’s School prepares for poetry teatime

by Georgia Davis on June 28, 2018

Seven children sat attentively in a classroom at Children’s School on Wednesday, June 27, as a teacher read a poem

Children’s School holds teddy bear picnic and storytime on Bestor Plaza

by Nathan Healy on August 25, 2017

It’s a special day when it’s a day for a teddy bear picnic. On Wednesday, the 3s and 4s from Children’s School found out just how special. “You’re not going to be the only ones

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