Discipline: Extradisciplinary

In this course, students explore all of the essential personal finance topics necessary to become a financially capable adult. Topics include banking, credit, taxes, budgeting, investing, and career planning, and the psychology of spending and…

Roughly 42% of lower-income Americans do not have broadband internet or a computer at home. Many also lack the digital literacy to fully use online tools to complete homework, apply for jobs, register to vote,…

This course explores the biotic and abiotic factors that affect coastal communities. Students will investigate the main coastal habitat types in depth, focusing on physical factors, tropic levels, and the flora and fauna that inhabit…

As an intentional community founded on Quaker testimonies of simplicity, equality/equity, and stewardship of the earth, George School has been a champion of social justice movements. The recent focus on our impact on the environment…

This course will explore the intricacies of economic development on both micro and macro scale. Using the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), students will learn about the barriers to economic development and strategies for promoting economic…

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 Greece in June. (Students who hope to travel to Greece during the academic year rather than in June should…