Stand up for Gordon
Over 50% of the people who choose Gordon first heard about the school from a friend.
All of us can help shape the future of Gordon—and the world—by helping spread the word about this amazing school.
Know a family who might be a good fit? Gordon accepts applicants for Nursery (must be three by the first day of school) through eighth grade.
You can also help by sharing Gordon events open to those outside the Gordon community with your network. Or volunteer to help welcome visitors at an upcoming event.
This page will be updated with current priorities and events.
Thank you for being ready to advocate for Gordon!
Spread the word about Open House
Facebook and Instagram
1. Save a sized image to your phone:
Facebook post | Instagram post | Facebook or Instagram story
2. Upload it to the social media platform of your choice
3. Cut and paste this language to include as part of your post:
Experience Gordon's community of courageous learners and compassionate leaders at an Admissions Open House this fall: Saturdays, October 29th (Lower and Middle School) or November 5th (Early Childhood).
4. Include this link: www.gordonschool.org/oh (If you are creating a story, you can use the link sticker to make a clickable link.)
5. Tag Gordon in your post or story! @thegordonschool (Facebook) or @gordonschool (Instagram)
Facebook event
Share Gordon's Open House Facebook event with a personalized comment, and invite friends.
Email or text message
Send a personal note to a friend or colleague via email or text. Or consider emailing any neighborhood or professional mailing lists you are on, if appropriate.
Download an image to include in your email.
Longer language for an email:
Experience Gordon's community of courageous learners and compassionate leaders at an Admissions Open House this fall: Saturdays, October 29th (for families interested in grades one through eight) or November 5th (for families interested Nursery, Preschool and Kindergarten). At both events, you can meet with Gordon parents, students, alumni, faculty, and Head of School, Dr. Noni Thomas López; tour the 12-acre campus; and hear about Gordon’s progressive academic program and Nursery to eighth grade model. The Early Childhood event on November 5th is a chance for your family to experience Gordon’s play-based curriculum, designed to promote social and emotional growth while challenging students intellectually. Explore, play, and get dirty! Registration is required for both events. To learn more, visit gordonschool.org/oh
Shorter language for a text:
Gordon has two Open House events coming up this fall (Oct. 29th and Nov. 5th). You can learn more about them at gordonschool.org/oh
Send a personal note to a friend or colleague via email or text. Or consider emailing any neighborhood or professional mailing lists you are on, if appropriate.
Download an image to include in your email.
Longer language for an email:
Experience Gordon's community of courageous learners and compassionate leaders at an Admissions Open House this fall: Saturdays, October 29th (for families interested in grades one through eight) or November 5th (for families interested Nursery, Preschool and Kindergarten). At both events, you can meet with Gordon parents, students, alumni, faculty, and Head of School, Dr. Noni Thomas López; tour the 12-acre campus; and hear about Gordon’s progressive academic program and Nursery to eighth grade model. The Early Childhood event on November 5th is a chance for your family to experience Gordon’s play-based curriculum, designed to promote social and emotional growth while challenging students intellectually. Explore, play, and get dirty! Registration is required for both events. To learn more, visit gordonschool.org/oh
Shorter language for a text:
Gordon has two Open House events coming up this fall (Oct. 29th and Nov. 5th). You can learn more about them at gordonschool.org/oh
Invite educators to the Beyond COP21 Symposium
On October 27, Gordon is hosting the Beyond COP21 Symposium, a day of learning and action for local publicand independent school students centeredon addressing the global climate crisis. This will be the first time the event is occurring in the United States.
The event will host middle school students from local public and independent schools. Do you know a middle school educator or administrator who may be interested in bringing a group of students? Share the link below with them. Applications are now being accepted from schoolsfor groups of four to five students plus chaperone. There is no cost to attend, but space is limited!
Learn more at www.gordonschool.org/beyondcop21