All-School Read
The All-School Read (ASR) is an opportunity for the entire Berkshire community, from students to alumni, to engage in a body of work from a traditional literary perspective as well as a scientific, economic, philosophical, or historical one.
It’s a chance for students to interact with talented authors and thinkers, while considering a given topic in a real-world context. This examination promotes critical thinking and provides an opportunity for a collective conversation on campus. The program launches in the fall with a kick-off event, and the book's theme is studied within the curriculum and revisited during special events throughout the year.
Past All-School Read Programs
Classes start in 11 days! Plenty of time to pick up one of the 6 choices for the All-School Read. Here’s Ms. Carew-Miller with a refresher! 📚 #ASR20 https://t.co/lmK2v2gfyd
— Berkshire School (@BerkshireSchool) August 28, 2020
Six books to choose from for this year’s All-School read! Join us this summer as we explore themes of immigration, race, love, justice, poverty, class, and more through the lens of identity. Read more here: https://t.co/Uf3nEjVS9U 📚 #ASR #ASR2020 pic.twitter.com/sPWOcSATOe
— Berkshire School (@BerkshireSchool) June 22, 2020
All-School ReadS announced today! https://t.co/6PFvwBKMkw
— Berkshire School (@BerkshireSchool) May 18, 2020
“We Should All Be Feminists” written by @ChimamandaReal was announced as next year’s All-School Read selection by Ms. Carew-Miller. Click the link to read about the ASR program and #ASR2019 Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: https://t.co/Of12sqdXE4 #summerreading pic.twitter.com/Vt9t4zO74M
— Berkshire School (@BerkshireSchool) May 17, 2019
Station Eleven, a novel by @EmilyMandel, is this year's All-School Read! Check out our reading guide for more about this post-apocalyptic page-turner. https://t.co/h1lvUkQvJu #ASR2018 #stationeleven #summerreading pic.twitter.com/PTmFOSHKSD
— Berkshire School (@BerkshireSchool) July 7, 2018