Sunday, November 01, 2009

Boston Conference Features Educators From Independent, Public Schools

Beaver Country Day School hosted about 40 educators at ICG’s Re-Imagining High School conference in Boston on Tuesday, October 27.  Sessions included “Real World as Classroom,” “How Schools Build Innovative Curriculum,” and “Re-Imagining the Senior Year: Projects and Capstone Experiences.”  In addition to participants from independent schools, the program included leading educators from area public schools such as Community Charter School of Cambridge, Fenway High School, and Francis Parker Charter Essential School. 

Beaver Country Day School hosted about 40 educators at ICG’s Re-Imagining High School conference in Boston on Tuesday, October 27.  Sessions included “Real World as Classroom,” “How Schools Build Innovative Curriculum,” and “Re-Imagining the Senior Year: Projects and Capstone Experiences.”  In addition to participants from independent schools, the program included leading educators from area public schools such as Community Charter School of Cambridge, Fenway High School, and Francis Parker Charter Essential School.  To see a copy of the conference program or participate in follow-up discussions, go to our conference forums.