At The College School, we believe in the transformative power of experiential learning.
With a commitment to academic excellence and outdoor education, we foster a vibrant community where students don’t just acquire knowledge—they apply it, developing the resilience and adaptability to thrive in an ever-evolving global landscape.
Through authentic experiences, students stretch their thinking, strengthen their character, and gain the confidence to take risks and use their voices. In our close-knit community, every day offers a chance to grow stronger, braver, and more determined.
“TCS has far exceeded my expectations in providing an education for my children. While there are more hands-on, experiential learning opportunities, it’s the way my children are taught to view the world that leaves the deepest impression. My children have learned more than just academics. They’ve learned life skills that they’ll carry with them well into adulthood.”
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At The College School, learning goes beyond the classroom. From hands-on projects and outdoor adventures to strong relationships and leadership opportunities, our students grow into confident, curious, and capable young people. Take a glimpse into the experiences that make our community such a special place to learn and belong.
Summer adventure is closer than you think. ☀️🛶
TCS Expedition Camps offer immersive, off-campus experiences where students build confidence, strengthen friendships, and learn by doing. With limited spots and unforgettable destinations, these expeditions turn summer into something truly meaningful.
Ready to explore? Check out our profile to register today!
Fourth Grade students have been diving into geology and the ever-changing Earth, taking ownership of their learning along the way. 🌍
To deepen their understanding, students chose a topic that sparked their curiosity, started by asking a question, researched to find answers, and created a presentation in any format they wanted (ithink: robots, LEGO, erosion tables, flashlights, to name a few). This student-led approach kept our learners fully engaged, motivated, and excited to discover more.
Some of the questions they explored included:
• How can we slow beach erosion?
• How do submarine and surface volcanoes shape Earth?
• Why do some rocks glow?
• How has the Earth changed over time?
• What is the most famous fossil?
Great work, Fourth Grade!
