Discipline: Extradisciplinary

All three mods of this nontraditional course take place in Term 7. The focus is on providing structure as students review for and take IB exams and includes opportunities to reflect on the IB and…

Students take all mods of this nontraditional course in Term 7. The focus is on reflecting, giving back, and looking forward. The structure of the course provides time for seniors to prepare for and sit…

This course meets for one arrangement in Term 7 and is followed by a trip to Uganda in June. This course centers on learning to do quality field research in Uganda’s varied biomes. Students travel…

This course meets for one arrangement in Term 7 and is followed by a trip to Greece in June. (Students who hope to travel to Greece during the academic year rather than in June should…

This course is an immersive experience in Term 4 (January to early February), including travel to Uganda. This course immerses George School students in Ugandan life by enrolling in courses taught by George School faculty…

This course is an immersive experience in Term 4 (January to early February), including travel to South Africa, so students choosing this course will not be able to participate in winter sports or performances. Students…

This course is an immersive experience in Term 2 (October), including travel to Greece. This course explores: (1) the history of storytelling (myth, oration, theater, etc.) in Ancient Greece and its impact on human belief…

This course is an immersive experience. It meets for the full school day every day in the term. This course explores contemporary topics in the prison abolition movement. It also provides an historic overview of…

This course is an immersive experience in Term 4 (January – early February), including travel to Rome. As part of this experience, students earn 1 credit in Latin (which can be used toward credit for…

This course is an immersive experience in Term 2 (October) and includes travel to the Netherlands. As part of this experience, students earn 2 history credits by completing Introduction to Economics [HIS450A] and Social Science…