We take great pride in the fact that The Country School has been at the forefront of this issue for many years; and we have invested significant resources to develop a comprehensive human development program. Anti-Bullying Week is but one prong of this multi-faceted approach. It is important to note that when Anti-Bullying Week ends, our efforts continue and affect almost all aspects of our school culture.

Early childhood is marked by bold inquisitiveness.  And yet too often the “wide eyed wonder” of childhood is lost over time.  At The Country School we support this love of exploration and use it as a learning tool.  This concept, called emergent curriculum, serves as the basis for learning at TCS.  When young minds are engaged in exploring their own areas of interest, an intrinsic love of education follows.

This fall sports at The Country School came roaring back to life. We just finished our fall season which included Girls basketball & Boys flag football. This is our 5th year and counting – and with the renovated basketball court and freshly greened Meadow – our programs are stronger than ever.

Christopher discovered TCS via a good friend and ex-TCS parent Sandy Faison (now living and teaching in NYC at LaGuardia School of the Arts).  Sandy’s two daughters (Molly and Lucy) attended TCS many years ago and loved it for the same reasons that he does.  The small, close-knit atmosphere makes it an ideal learning environment for all students.