Seabury School in Ashland, Oregon 2013!
The Seabury Middle School program for 2013 includes a spring trip to The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, in Ashland OR.
The Middle School will be traveling to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival this Spring! The drama activities that the group will participate in and the plays they'll see will tie into this year's literature themes, art and art history, geography, architecture, movement and design, and much more- not to mention the priceless impact of travel and lifelong memories! For more information, contact the middle school office.
Seabury Middle School Presents, SMOTE: A Knight's Story.
Thursday, May 9th, 7:00 pm at the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts
Following a study of King Arthur, the Seabury Middle Schoolers wrote and produced an original, Monty Python-esque play based on the Knights of the Round Table.
All are welcome! Hilarity will ensue!
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Seabury Middle School
An innovative, dynamic program for gifted students in grades 6-8.
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When the city is your classroom, there is no limit to learning opportunities. A study of civics becomes an opportunity to visit courtrooms and city council meetings, and to meet with government leaders. Studying the history and architecture of Tacoma means doing original research using local archives and working with local historians and architects to visit and study your subject in person. Studying the influence of Mt. Rainier, its glaciers, and its rivers on the development of the region means hiking to a glacier with a glaciologist from a local university and meeting with farmers who depend on the river for their rich, Puyallup Valley soil. Leadership and community service means creating a mural to bring life and color to a drab alley, and means involvement with meaningful projects that make a positive difference in the community.
Seabury Middle School's program is founded on the belief that students learn and grow most deeply when they are engaged in projects that are relevant, engaging, challenging and meaningful. Working in collaboration, not only with other middle school students, but with community organizations and local experts, students have the opportunity to develop leadership, participate in community service, and engage in rigorous studies that truly make a difference in their own lives and in their community. During the middle school years, when students are beginning to develop their sense of themselves in the world, Seabury Middle School gives students the opportunity to learn, lead and serve in ways that are not possible in traditional school programs.
Transportation:
Seabury provides a shuttle bus between campuses before and after school. Contact Seabury's office for more information about bus transportation in the 2012-2013 school year.
Some of Seabury Middle School's Partner Organizations Include:
Tacoma Historical Society
City Blocks
Franke Tobey Jones Retirement Community
BCRA Architects
Washington State History Museum
Downtown Tacoma YMCA
Tacoma Public Library
Pacific Lutheran University