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Through research-based, innovative teaching and learning, Field faculty inspire students in grades 6-12 to become bold thinkers, inspired learners, and creative problem solvers.
The Field School is a diverse, classical school on the West Side of Chicago. We feed the hearts and minds of children through rigorous study rooted in a Christ-centered environment.
Explore the rich history of The Field School, from its humble beginnings in 1972 to its growth, evolution, and continued commitment to excellence in education.
The Field School is a diverse, classical, Christ-centered school located on the West Side of Chicago. We serve students from Pre-K through 8th grade, helping children from all backgrounds experience being known and loved as they grow.
Field students learn by taking on meaningful challenges. They address real-world problems and determine what solving those problems means —for themselves and for their community. They work with community partners to identify, define and solve problems, and determine if their solutions are effective.
The Field School is a 6-12th grade independent school located in Northwest Washington, DC, and is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and is a member of the Associations of Independent Maryland & DC Schools.
How to Apply. Schedule a tour or visit. Register for an admissions tour here. Submit an online application. Complete the online application here. Submit records and recommendations. If your student will be in 1st – 8th grade, we require school records and standardized test scores.
The Field School, Washington D. C. 1,893 likes · 2 talking about this · 2,715 were here. The Field School is a co-ed independent school for grades 6-12 located in Washington, D.C.
The San Juan College Totah Archaeological Project field school is the main component of an on-going research project funded by San Juan College (SJC) and Tommy Bolack, owner and manager of the B-Square Ranch.
May 27, 2024 · Students gain hands-on experience in archaeological field techniques including excavation, wet and dry screening, record keeping, and mapping. Fort San Juan was built at the Native American town of Joara in January 1567 and destroyed 18 months later in May 1568.
