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Dean Sarah Peyre has announced that spring 2021 classes will remain online.

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Sarah Peyre appointed Dean of the Warner School

Sarah E. Peyre, EdD, associate dean for innovative education at the University of Rochester Medical Center and executive director of its Institute for Innovative Education, will be the next dean of the Warner School. She begins her term on July 1.

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COVID-19 classroom lessons

A new partnership between the University’s Warner School and School of Medicine & Dentistry and a diverse network of secondary science teachers and their schools will help Rochester area students understand the science and activism around the pandemic.

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Horizons student wins national mask design contest for back to school collection

Ninth grader Sy’Mira W., a student in Horizons at Warner, is a winner of the Horizons national mask design contest. She is one of five contest winners whose designs have been turned into a mask collection in time for back to school.

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Warner leads study on informal science learning participation for youth with learning disabilities

NSF grant allows the Warner School to team up with the Rochester Museum & Science Center and Museum of Science, Boston to study the motivational experiences of science museum visitors with learning disabilities.

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DEC 1

Suicide Prevention Symposium: Mental Health in the Changing Higher Education Landscape

DEC 1

Admissions Information Session Via Zoom

DEC 2

Wednesday Lunch Talk -- A Professor Goes to High School