A newsletter for alumni and their families, designed to keep you connected with Carroll and its dynamic alumni community.
Welcome to the Carroll Alumni Connect. Our goal is to provide interesting content, inspiration, opportunities for connection – with a bit of nostalgia and fun. If you have ideas on how to help us achieve this, or are interested in contributing an article, please email Mary McNulty.
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Consider making a gift to Carroll's Annual Fund before June 30th
Every gift to the Annual Fund from an alum means so much to us! Your participation at any level shows our families and educators that you believe in the impact that Carroll makes. When you reinvest in Carroll, you are signaling to our students that their future is bright!
Make your gift here today. And don’t forget, every alum that makes a gift by June 30 receives a thank you gift that is just for alumni. Thank you for showing up for Carroll!
Carroll News
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Carroll School’s Flat Stanleys Are Going Places!
See how alumni spend their time with our 2nd graders' Flat Stanleys.
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My Amazing Brain: A Film about Dyslexia & The Power of Thinking Differently
Watch this powerful animated film created by Carroll School and children's author Peter H. Reynolds.
Alums Sightings on Campus
Noah Rubin '23
Noah Rubin (pictured on right), a Carroll alum and current student at Gann Academy, is on a mission to empower the next generation! He, along with classmates, founded NextGen Innovators, a nonprofit dedicated to teaching kids about investing, coding, and technology.
This spring, Noah and his team launched their first workshops at Carroll, introducing our students to Python programming and the stock market. The energy in the room was electric—students asked insightful questions and dove in with enthusiasm!
Lower School Multiple Intelligences Panel
Amelia Ludwick ‘10, Michael Fin Henry ‘14, Will Close ‘12, David Sabot ‘14, and Bryan Perla ‘14 were on campus at the Lower School this spring to share thoughts on how their dyslexic advantage informed their field of study and career path.
Erin McNulty '09
Erin McNulty ‘09 spoke with 6th grade students about her career as an Athletic Trainer for Multiple Intelligences Day. Erin, currently working at Bates College, shared how her ability to think differently helps her excel in her job.
"High Five" for Two of Our Alums
Joe Looney '21 and Gabi Raymond '21, are the inspiring founders of the Dyslexia Mentorship Initiative!
Recently, Joe and Gabi returned to campus to film a segment for WCVB’s High 5. This show highlights high school students making a difference in their communities, and these two are truly making an impact!
The Dyslexia Mentorship Initiative connects dyslexic children with mentors, offering guidance, support, and a sense of belonging. It’s all about helping kids embrace their diagnosis, thrive, and feel empowered.
Alum Gathering at Eastern Standard in Boston
The Eastern Standard set the stage with its festive vibe, but it was our incredible Carroll alums, who brought the spirited Carroll energy! It was a night filled with laughter, reconnections with old friends, and the joy of meeting new ones. Head of School Renée Greenfield captured it perfectly in her toast: There’s nothing quite as energizing as a room full of Carroll alums!
If you couldn’t join us, don’t worry—there are more opportunities ahead.
Making Connections
Share and Update
Carroll Alumni - Share your updates and help us keep in touch, send you invites to future Carroll events, and keep you informed on all things Carroll!
Alumni can now add Carroll School as a school you attended under Education in your LinkedIn profile. This will automatically add you to our LI alumni network and connect you to our vibrant alumni community. While you're updating your profile, you can also add Dyslexic Thinking as a skill!
Class Notes
What's more fun than learning what your fellow alums are up to? Check out our class notes to be inspired, reminisce and reconnect!
Head of School Blog
7 Thoughts on AI and Dyslexic Learning
Like most school leaders these days — particularly those at schools like Carroll, where the possibilities of AI are so meaningful, so significant to students — I’m considering all the angles. Here are my initial thoughts on AI and dyslexic learning.
Advancing Dyslexia Research: Find out how, in collaboration with our partners, we are driving change
Carroll’s connection and commitment to select research partners has always been a cornerstone of our educational mission. Today, we proudly collaborate with six research partners. Read about how their research is changing the trajectory for children with LBLDs.
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