Project-based learning is embedded in our curriculum. Students are able to explore the community and make real-world connections to what they are learning.
In grades K-3, students may take day trips to explore a California mission or an interactive aquarium. Fourth grade students take an overnight trip to Riley’s Farm to participate in American Revolution reenactments. As a culminating lower school academic and character building experience, fifth grade students spend a week exploring Native American historic sites in New Mexico.
Middle school students spend several days to a week at Astro Camp (a hands-on physical science program with an emphasis on astronomy, space exploration and character building), Catalina Island Marine Institute (marine science field study) and Washington D.C.
Field Study & Discovery Trips
In grades K-3, students may take day trips to explore a California mission or an interactive aquarium. Fourth grade students take an overnight trip to Riley’s Farm to participate in American Revolution reenactments. As a culminating lower school academic and character building experience, fifth grade students spend a week exploring Native American historic sites in New Mexico.
Middle school students spend several days to a week at Astro Camp (a hands-on physical science program with an emphasis on astronomy, space exploration and character building), Catalina Island Marine Institute (marine science field study) and Washington D.C.
Field Trip Resources:
September 23 – 27, 2019
November 13 – 15, 2019
April 22 – 23, 2020 (tentative)
April 27 – May 1, 2020
May 3 – 8, 2020 (tentative)