Curriculum Detail

Science

Students study the basic concepts of natural and physical sciences and acquire the tools for further study in science. Students learn that science is about asking questions, testing ideas, making observations, and drawing conclusions that become the foundation for further investigation. The primary goals of the curriculum are to teach students an appreciation for the mystery and beauty of science, to organize their creative thoughts and observations, to draw meaningful and intelligent conclusions, and to enhance their analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Department Faculty

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    Chris Brooks
    Upper School Science/Department Chair
    University of Montevallo - Masters
    Clemson University - BS
  • Photo of Noah Bacher
    Mr. Noah Bacher
    Upper School Science
  • Photo of Kris Deardorff
    Ms. Kris Deardorff
    Data System and Web Administrator
    Bucknell University - B.S.
    Penn State University - M.Ed
  • Photo of Laura Denton
    Laura Denton
    Upper School Science
    University of Colorado at Boulder - PhD
    University of California at San Diego - BS
  • Photo of Eric Friedman
    Eric Friedman
    Upper School Science
  • Photo of Elizabeth Perez
    Mrs. Elizabeth Perez
    Middle School Science
  • Photo of Madison Scheer
    Maddy Scheer
    Director of Experiential Education/US Science
    Colby College - Bachelor of Arts
    Colorado State University - Master of Science
  • Photo of Katie Terry
    Katie Terry
    Science Faculty
    North Carolina State University - B.S.
    North Carolina State University - B.S.
    North Carolina State Universtiy - M.S.
  • Photo of David Thesenga
    Mr David Thesenga
    Middle School Science/ Engineering and Robotics
    University of Alaska Fairbanks - B.S. Geology/Geophysics
    Boston College - M.S.T. Secondary Education w/ Geology/Earth Science Specialty

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