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We are a community united by a love of learning, collaboration, and service to the greater good. We nurture passions, spark curiosity, and encourage students to learn from one another. For generations, Collegiate has thrived and evolved through the dedication of educators, students, alumni, families, and volunteers who have carried forward our timeless values while contributing their own ideas, talents, and vision. Over time, those contributions have inspired meaningful initiatives, teams, courses, and programs that continue to enrich and strengthen the Collegiate experience. |
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AcademicsAt Collegiate, there is room for every interest to grow. Whether students are exploring ideas in the robotics lab, discovering new perspectives in one of our three libraries, or working one on one with a teacher in our maker spaces, they are encouraged to pursue what inspires them. Our academic philosophy fosters intellectual curiosity, sharpens critical thinking, and nurtures a lifelong love of learning. |
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TraditionsCollegiate is a place of cherished traditions. From our fall Pep Rally and Homecoming to our spring Art Walk and Village Green Fair, school spirit thrives here throughout the year. Across our three divisions, annual events such as stage productions, holiday celebrations, and graduation ceremonies are shared experiences that strengthen our bonds and showcase the unique talents that make our community strong. |
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Responsible CitizenshipResponsible citizenship flows through everything at Collegiate. The guiding principles of the Powell Institute for Responsible Citizenship are to empower engaged, contributing citizens by nurturing students’ compassion, creativity, and purpose. Collegiate’s mission is to foster and equip its students as scholars, citizens, and leaders so that they are ready to take on the world beyond Collegiate. |
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World LanguagesBeginning in JK, the World Language program focuses on an introduction to French, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese. In 2nd-4th Grades, students pick their target language and begin to dive deeper, attending their chosen language class every other day. |
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DC Trip in 4th gradeField trips are enriching extensions of the classroom experience in all grade levels. In 4th Grade, students travel to Washington, D.C. to learn about our nation's founding. |
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States FairCollegiate 2nd Graders celebrate their month's long study of the U.S. geography with a parade showcasing their festive and themetic state hats, culminating in a performance of song and dance. Public speaking and performances are built in at every grade level in the Lower School as building blocks for developing presentation skills. |
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Reading and Math SupportCollegiate provides customized academic support in reading and math tailored to the needs of each child. |
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Service/4th Grade Carpool - "Order of the Golden Paw"Leadership development begins early at Collegiate. Students in 4th Grade can choose to join the Campus Cubs enhancing safety and providing a helping hand for Lower School students during carpool. |
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EnvironmentAll students support recycle initiatives and learn ways to appreciate and respect the environment. During 4th Grade Capstone, students collect data and solve problems around paper use, transportation, and food waste to improve sustainability at Collegiate. |
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Ropes CourseProblem solving and teamwork are keys to succes on Collegiate's Ropes Course. |
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Instructional TechnologyDesignated iPads integrate technology into many areas of study. |
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Maker SpaceReed Gumenick Library in the Middle School has a dedicated Makerspace to foster creativity and innovation. |
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Advisory ProgramMiddle School students benefit from a structured advisory program that meets daily for 30 minutes. Advisors coordinate communication among faculty members and parents about students' academic and social/emotional progress. |
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SportsAthletic team competition begins in 7th Grade with Cub Sports, giving young athletes a sneak peak at varsity coaching and competition. |
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ActivitiesMiddle school students have the opportunity to particiate in various clubs and activities during specified Activity Periods throughout the week. Included are many activites related to STEAM, coding, robotics, wellness, school publications and the arts. |
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Responsible CitizenshipGlobal Engagement connects Collegiate with people and places across the world. Each year, Middle School and Upper School students may choose to participate in approximately 15 different travel programs that leverage relational and experiential learning to develop students who are curious, considerate and engaged global citizens. |
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RoboticsCollegiate's Robotics team has enjoyed an enourmous amount of success competing in the FIRST Robotics World Championships in five of the last 10 years. |
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Outdoor CollegiateOutdoor Collegiate exposes students to adventure in paddleboarding, rock climbing, wilderness survival, mountain biking and more. Participation in Outdoor Collegiate satisfies a fitness requirement. |
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Senior SpeechesCollegiate builds presentation skills throughout the educational journey culminating in Senior Speeches given to the assembled Upper School. |
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Biology TripsIn addition to required coursework, Collegiate students may choose to explore subject areas such as Marine Biology in greater depth through elective courses. |
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Darr-Davis Investment ClubExtracurricular club offerings such as the Darr-Davis Investment Club allow students to explore and develop personal interests while deveolping leadership skills and embracing teamwork and citizenship. |
