Duke School

Duke School is an educational institution that inspires learners to boldly and creatively shape their future. The school has a unique approach to education, with a focus on progressive education, equity, and innovation. Duke School's educational approach is characterized by its emphasis on experiential learning, project-based learning, and small teacher-student ratios. The school offers a range of programs, including an Early Childhood program, Lower School, and Middle School, with a focus on providing individualized attention and opportunities for students to develop a sense of self, community, and culture. Some key features of the school include a student/faculty ratio of 7:1, a total enrollment of 497 students, and a diverse student body with 39% students of color. The school also prioritizes growth and development, with initiatives like "Think BIG" and a commitment to hiring experienced and innovative educators, such as Annie Gentithes as the Middle School Director. Additionally, Duke School has a strong focus on diversity, equity, justice, and belonging, with programs like the Scholarship for Equity in Education and the Duke School Teaching Fellows Program.