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THE INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL BLOG
WHAT ENGINEERS CAN TEACH US ABOUT LEARNING: IT STARTS WITH WONDER
BY MRS. BERNADETTE GILMORE,
DIRECTOR OF ACADEMICS & CURRICULUM
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Watch as current eighth grader Brooke G. shares how, after transferring to Independence in fifth grade, she grew both as a person and student while developing a drive to work hard.
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'A' & 'B' teams tie for 2nd place, 'B' qualifies for nationals
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7th & 8th graders place 4th as a team, combine to earn 16 Top-10 finishes in 24 events
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Students completed a service project involving nonprofit organizations that give back to our community, whether locally or globally.
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Event serves as cornerstone of our Economics curriculum – Economic and Entrepreneurial Education (E3)
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Fast Facts
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Faculty members trained in Project-Based Learning
900
Seats in our state-of-the-art Gore Auditorium
1,299
Community service hours completed by grades 6-8 last school year
Compared to other independent schools, 88.5% of our Class of 2016 scored above average on the ERB Writing Assessment Program.
1978
Founded on one floor in a small shopping center
90
Acres on our beautiful, expansive campus
14
Performing arts groups offered throughout grades 1-8
With a focus on learning to learn, our unique LeApps curriculum in grades 1-8 builds confident, organized and independent students.
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All 2017 graduates admitted to one of their top high school choices
$800,000
Scholarship awards for the members of the Class of 2016 over their high school careers
70
Consecutive-match unbeaten streak for the Patriot tennis team, dating back to April 2011
TEDxYouth @IndependenceSchool, which premiered in 2016, shares ideas worth spreading with middle schoolers.