Science & Literature
This course is cross-listed as MUL430L (Extradisciplinary). See MUL430L (Extradisciplinary) in the Extradisciplinary section of the catalog for description. Min-Max Credit Hours: 1.0-1.0
Grade Level: 11
Environmental Justice
In this course, students explore the relationship of exposure to environmental degradation and health risks to socioeconomic status and communities of color. Various issues of investigation include topics in rural, urban, local, domestic, and international…
IB Film
In this two-year course of study, students work both individually and in collaboration to experience the creative process as a way of learning to transform ideas into action through intellectual curiosity and creative thinking. The…
Animal Behavior
This single mod course is designed to introduce students to the major topics in animal behavior, or ethology, from a sociobiological point of view. It familiarizes students with some general non-human behaviors such as territoriality,…
IB SL Environmental Systems
This lab-driven, interdisciplinary course prepares students for the IB Environmental Systems & Societies exam. Students use systems thinking to explore ecosystems, energy and nutrient transformations, population dynamics, biodiversity, and the issues of climate change and…
Environmental Science: Sustainable Systems
This environmental science course is designed to look at a wide range of interdisciplinary topics through a sustainability lens: how to live more harmoniously with nature and how to reduce the depletion of its non-renewable…
Advanced Film Production
This production-heavy, advanced-level selection of classes leads the student into deeper, more refined areas of filmmaking. This course includes mods that focus on specialized core skills such as scriptwriting, project planning and advances to more…
George School Field Studies
This course is an interdisciplinary, multi-sensory approach to examining the natural world found on the campus of George School. Through pen and paper and by “get-your-hands-dirty” outdoor exploration, students immerse themselves in the nature that…
Applied Technologies in Botany
This course explores new and emerging tools for plant sciences, with a particular emphasis on botany and farming applications, such as plant breeding and production management. Robotic platforms give students the ability to imagine, design,…
Intensive Physical Computing & Robotics
Students in this Intensive Physical Computing & Robotics course take the same modules within the Physical Computing & Robotics course and share a classroom space with those students. This Intensive course is also project-oriented and…
On behalf of the GS Plant Club, I’d like to let you all know that we will be holding our 3rd annual Spring Plant Sale today during the lunch period (11:35-12:35 p.m.) on Red Square.
We will have over 400 seedlings to sell, including over 120 tomato, 120 basil, and over 80 zinnia seedlings, so don’t be afraid to buy in bulk!
The Sale will be cash only.
About the WASH: The 
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The music concert will feature soloists, in addition to George School’s performing groups—String Ensemble, Vocal Ensemble, Orchestra, and Stage Band!
May 17 & 18
Stock up on our retiring tree before it’s all gone!
50% off clearance on ALL retiring tree imprinted merchandise while supplies last!
Four, one-week sessions July 8 – August 2, 2024. Courses run Monday-Friday.
Day students are encouraged to stay on campus for dinner and evening activities throughout NSO.
Upcoming GS Book Club Selections: 
Please join us on campus for our Celebration for Accepted Students on April 2 or 4; a revisit day where you’ll have the opportunity to attend classes, explore campus, and meet friends. 
If you have any questions, contact Shantel Hubert, MLK Day Committee Clerk at 
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Parents/Guardians: Please join the Parent and Guardian Association (PGA) for dinner in the dining hall at 5:30 p.m. before its final meeting of the school year on Monday, April 17. The meeting will be from 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the MDA Library Conference Room. Those unable to attend in person may join virtually via Zoom.