The Tremont School Experience – Middle School
Middle School teacher Sue describes the Tremont School experience in words and pictures.
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Tremont School’s Innovative Education Model Has Significant Advantages for COVID-19 Distance Learning
March 30, 2019 For Immediate Release Tremont School Contact: Robert Outerbridge, Director of Enrollment Management, robert@tremontschool.org Tremont School’s Innovative Education Model Has Significant Advantages for COVID-19 Distance Learning In this time of “social distancing” and school closures, Tremont School has emerged as an unexpected leader in distance learning. A small, private Middle and High School
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Do You Know a Tremont‐Type Learner?
Finding the right educational match for learners is one of the most important things that we can do for them. When NEASC recently accredited Tremont School, they said that it filled an as yet unfilled niche in the private school landscape in the Boston area. We are a small but deliberately diverse, intentionally inclusive community.
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The Seven Principles of Living Curriculum
Repurposed from a Spring 2019 posting on the NAIS web site By Tina Grotzer, David Vaughn, and Bill Wilmot Students in middle school teacher Irene Jackson’s class are all busily engaged in their own work. One student explains he’s working on math now because, “I think about math best at this time of the
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