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  • Dawn Ward
    • Dec 18, 2020
    • 1 min read

Clear Springs School receives Kings River Watershed Partnership Grant of $3,000

This grant will help to support our outdoor education teacher Juanita Crider's fall science blocks covering Geology and Land Use. curriculum. Thank you KRWP for your continued support of the Clear Spring Outdoor Education Curriculum. Students from the Middle and Upper schools participated in 4 weeks of geology studies which included field trips, rock identification, land management and dinosaur fossils.


Photos: (left) students working to identify local rocks collected in the field. (above) Head of School, Jessica FitzPatrick (holding check) with outdoor science educator Juanita Crider. (below) students learning about rock formations with Juanita.





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It’s the beginning of our 50th year at Clear Spring school and there is joy and laughter once again across campus.  Old friends reunited, new friends have been made, year long games of tag have started, and the playground is busy once more. As we look towards the next 50 years, we have a renewed commitment to our mission and values, a renewed sense of purpose. With a firm grounding in our roots of progressive, individualized, multi-sensory education, we are confident our graduates will be able to rise to the challenges of the 21st century. 

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In conversations with friends, those in academia as well as the private sector, one common theme about education stood out; High school graduates are not prepared. From critical and creative thinking skills, to team collaborations, to basic communication skills, students are entering the workforce and academia woefully unequipped.  The skill sets and education needed to face the challenges of the 21st century are no longer being fulfilled in the traditional system. 

 

They are, however, at the root of educational philosophy. We look forward to meeting the challenges of the next 50 years standing true to our character: creatively, collaboratively, and critically evaluating our progress, while constantly communicating and engaging with the community.

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