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**UPDATE (5:23pm): The buses have left camp; Arrival from Northwoods is now expected at 7:30pm.

**UPDATE (4:10pm): Arrival from Northwoods now not expected before 6:30-7pm. Please continue to check this website for further updates.

NOTICE: There has been a delay in the departure from Northwoods camp. One of the buses has gotten stuck on the road out of the camp, blocking the departure of the other buses and vans. Arrival of students in Beverly is therefore delayed. We will post the departure time from camp on the website as soon as we hear that the buses and vans are on the road.

Since the buses and vans have not left as yet, arrival time at Waring will not be before 6pm.

In the mean time, we appreciate your patience in dealing with this situation.

Tu 9/7: First day of classes. Parent Group coffee on the quad, 8am. Welcome back!

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The Waring School is a liberal arts school for students in middle and high school (grades 6-12). Our mission is to create and sustain a community of lifelong learners who are working together for the individual and the common good. We assume that most learning in a lifetime takes place outside of school and that one of the purposes of school is to prepare an individual to learn on his or her own. We do not, consequently, think of school as an end in itself but as part of the continuum of a life-long process perpetually at work in each learner.