Traditional First Program
Our students learn much more than physical skills through their participation in athletics. The collaborative experience of pursuing and attaining a common goal in athletics is unique, as it is combined with interscholastic competition. We are proud of our winning tradition.
Through this experience, our students are able to develop courage as they take risks, strength while displaying finesse, competitive intensity while exhibiting generosity of spirit, and mental as well as physical endurance.
Traditional First Program
Full time General Service Manager on site, is responsible for all catering and domestic services within the school. A wide selection of freshly made dishes is available from the Dining Hall at breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a salad bar always offered at lunch and dinner time along with hot and cold vegetarian options.
Full time General Service Manager on site, is responsible for all catering and domestic services within the school. A wide selection of freshly made dishes is available from the Dining Hall at breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a salad bar always offered at lunch and dinner time along with hot and cold vegetarian options.
Strengthening Relationships
We aim to strengthen relationships between School alumnae, students, and soon-to-be alumnae while maximizing potential in both personal and professional lives.
The balance Secondary School maintains between honoring the past and remaining committed to the future is one of its most compelling attributes. We hope you’ll stay in touch, join our network, and bolster our community by supporting Secondary School students today.
Secondary School is a private yet affordable elementary school offering a stimulating curriculum and a supportive environment to ensure our students experience success every day. We focus on scholastic development, personal growth, and ethical enrichment. The result: students who are independent and confident, inquisitive and enthusiastic, responsible and compassionate.
We believe the elementary school years are the most formative of a child’s life. These early years can breed intellectual apathy or curiosity to seek knowledge.
A time marked by creative, social, and emotional development, and characterized by a lifelong love of learning and the joys of new, diverse friendships.
Secondary School was founded in 1987 to provide students with excellent academic programs and a nurturing environment with close student-teacher relationships. Secondary School prepares students or success both personally and academically.
First Program Resources
First Program Teacher
John is a Certified Athletic Trainer, Certified Personal Trainer, and Health and Safety Specialist offering a strong background in injury care, prevention, rehabilitation, health promotion and wellness. John has an enduring passion for continuous education and has intentionally engaged in various work experiences for a well-rounded scope on healthcare. John’s primary interests include nutrition and biomechanics, with a concentrated focus on improving performance.
For injury prevention, diagnosis, or treatment information, please email John at jappleseed@stylemixthemes.com.
Lorum Ipsum
Secondary School was founded in 1987 to provide students with excellent academic programs and a nurturing environment with close student-teacher relationships. Secondary School is a private yet affordable elementary school offering a stimulating curriculum and a supportive environment to ensure our students experience success every day.
- Secondary School was founded in 1987
- Students with excellent academic programs
- Stimulating curriculum and a supportive environment
- A private yet affordable elementary school
- Students experience success every day
- Supportive environment to ensure
FAQ
Private yet affordable elementary school offering a stimulating curriculum and a supportive environment.
Private yet affordable elementary school offering a stimulating curriculum and a supportive environment.
Private yet affordable elementary school offering a stimulating curriculum and a supportive environment.
Language Immersion Summer Camp
Register early — Camps fill quickly! With enough demand, we will open secondary sections of Popular Camps.
2016 Camp Dates
Session 1: 6/20 — 7/1/16
Session 2: 7/5 — 7/15/16
(No Camp Monday July 4th)
Session 3: 7/18 — 7/29/16
Eligibility
Academic Standing
You will receive a confirmation email with login code, password, and instructions needed to complete our online application. By mail, you will also receive an admissions packet with additional materials including video instructions
You will receive a confirmation email with login code, password, and instructions needed to complete our online application. By mail, you will also receive an admissions packet with additional materials including video instructions
Extracurricular Activities
After October 1, you may login and complete your online application using the credentials sent to your email:
- Online application will be available after October 1, 2015
- Deadline: January 15, 2016 for grades 9—10
- Deadline: January 22, 2016 for grades 4—8
2016—2017 Proposed Graduate Course Schedule (as of June 19, 2015)
Fall 2016 Courses
- 204 – Research Design and Data Collection – Jennings
- 215 – American Governmental Process – Weatherford
- 225 – International Relations – Narang
- 236 – Democratization in Comparative Perspective – Bruhn
- 256 – The American Presidency
- 594 – Comparative Political Economy – Mildenberger
- 594 – Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit – Norris
- 594 – Political Psychology – Strathman
Winter 2017 Courses
- 205 – Research Methods I – Stoll
- 230 – Contemporary Political Systems – Ahuj
- 263 – Race/Gender in American Politics – Lien
- 266 – Contemporary Problems in American Government – Bimber
- 273 – International Political Economy – Cohen
- 281 – Comparative Ethnic Politics – Kaplan
- 594 – Advanced Topics in Field Research – Lasala-Blanco
- 594CW – Civil Conflict and Intrastate War – Coggins
Spring 2017 Courses
- 206 – Research Methods II – Stoll
- 252/254/294 – Public Opinion/ Legislative Process/ Environmental Politics – Smith
- 270 – IPE Theories – Cohen
- 275 – War, Diplomacy and International Security
- 503 – Dissertation/Prospectus Workshop – Jennings
- 594 – Northeast Asia – Freeman
- 594 – Politics in the American States – Stokes
- 594ED – Economic Development – Ahuja
Previous Course Schedules
Camp Includes
- Small groups with teachers from around the world
- Fun outdoor and indoor activities aimed at building language skills (songs, folktales, crafts, games, sports, and more)
- Cultural performances
- Ice-cream social
- Special classes with trained specialists- yoga, sports & games
- Exciting field days (water balloon toss, relay races, and more)
- Fun, cultural music and movement classes for all campers! We will offer different opportunities each session — last year we learned Taiko Drumming, Kung-Fu Martial Arts, and Latin dance!
- Field trips for Orange, Purple, Blue and Green camps! Specific information about each field trip will be released one week prior to the start of each camp session.
Camp at a Glance
- Choose a language (Spanish, Chinese or Japanese)
- Choose a section appropriate for your child’s age and fluency level (see chart below)
- Choose the two-week session(s) you’d like to attend. All camp sections are available every session in Spanish, Chinese & Japanese
New exciting themes and activities every session. Have fun in one session or all three!
Popular Camps
Children will enjoy a world of fun this summer while learning Chinese, Spanish or Japanese. International language and culture will come to life through hands-on projects, stories, songs, games and outdoor fun with our natively-fluent staff.
Whether learning a new language or already fluent, campers will love our summer traditions of field days, trips, performances, ice creams, and more!
Questions? Contact us at summer@stylemixthemes.com
- Languages: Chinese, Spanish, Japanese
- Cafeteria: Breakfast, Lunch, Supper
- Sport games and activities
- Camping on Mountains
- School Bus
- Cafeteria: Breakfast, Lunch, Supper
- Sport games
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$16per month
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$12per month
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Languages: Chinese, Spanish, Japanese
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Cafeteria: Breakfast, Lunch, Supper
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Sport games and activities
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Camping on Mountains
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School Bus
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Cafeteria: Breakfast, Lunch, Supper
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Sport games
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$30per month
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$25per month
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Languages: Chinese, Spanish, Japanese
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Cafeteria: Breakfast, Lunch, Supper
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Sport games and activities
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Camping on Mountains
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School Bus
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Cafeteria: Breakfast, Lunch, Supper
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Sport games
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$42per month
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$37per month
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Languages: Chinese, Spanish, Japanese
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Cafeteria: Breakfast, Lunch, Supper
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Sport games and activities
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Camping on Mountains
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School Bus
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Cafeteria: Breakfast, Lunch, Supper
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Sport games
Bus Routes
Students who are independent and confident, inquisitive and enthusiastic,
responsible and compassionate.
Route One
| Silver Bay | 7:30 am |
| Woodsmith | 7:45 am |
| Campus Bay | 8:00 am |
| San Anders Point | 8:15 am |
Route Two
| Silver Bay | 7:30 am |
| Woodsmith | 7:45 am |
| Campus Bay | 8:00 am |
| San Anders Point | 8:15 am |
Route Three
| Silver Bay | 7:30 am |
| Woodsmith | 7:45 am |
| Campus Bay | 8:00 am |
| San Anders Point | 8:15 am |
Different Directions
From 10 faculty members, 40 students and three fields of study at the time of its founding, Secondary School has grown to more than 1,600 faculty, 35,000 students and over 350 degree programs in 130 academic departments and 80 interdisciplinary research units. One of the most important things we can do for students is not just teach them specific knowledge and skills, but help them match their interests to their career path.
Different Directions
From 10 faculty members, 40 students and three fields of study at the time of its founding, Secondary School has grown to more than 1,600 faculty, 35,000 students and over 350 degree programs in 130 academic departments and 80 interdisciplinary research units. One of the most important things we can do for students is not just teach them specific knowledge and skills, but help them match their interests to their career path.
Children Learning Together
From 10 faculty members, 40 students and three fields of study at the time of its founding, Secondary School has grown to more than 1,600 faculty, 35,000 students and over 350 degree programs in 130 academic departments and 80 interdisciplinary research units. One of the most important things we can do for students is not just teach them specific knowledge and skills, but help them match their interests to their career path.
Doing Research at School
DoResearch, the website of the Office of the Vice Prosoft and Dean of Research, provides comprehensive information about the research enterprise at Secondary School.
Dedicated Research Centers
Several independent labs, centers and institutes engage faculty and students from across the school. Academic departments sponsor numerous other research labs.
Integrated Research & Teaching
The synthesis of teaching and research is fundamental to School. Much of this faculty-driven research takes place within academic departments and interdisciplinary programs.
Library
Secondary School is home more than 20 individual libraries, each with a world-class collection of books, journals, films, maps, databases.
School Research at a Glance
Faculty
- 2,118 faculty members
- 21 Nobel laureates
- 4 Pulitzer Prize winners
The Research Enterprise
- 5,300 externally sponsored projects
- $1.33 billion total budget
- About 2,000 postdoctoral scholars
- 18 independent labs, centers and institutes
Libraries
- 9.3 million physical volumes
- 4 million e-books and audiovisual materials
- 300,000 rare or special books and 59 million pages of unpublished materials
School Innovation
- In 2014–15, Stanford received more than $95 million from 695 licensed technologies.
- Breakthrough inventions licensed by Stanford span medicine, engineering and the sciences.
- School entrepreneurs have created an estimated 39,900 companies and 5.4 million jobs since the 1930s.
Eligibility
Academic Standing
You will receive a confirmation email with login code, password, and instructions needed to complete our online application. By mail, you will also receive an admissions packet with additional materials including video instructions
You will receive a confirmation email with login code, password, and instructions needed to complete our online application. By mail, you will also receive an admissions packet with additional materials including video instructions
Extracurricular Activities
After October 1, you may login and complete your online application using the credentials sent to your email:
- Online application will be available after October 1, 2015
- Deadline: January 15, 2016 for grades 9—10
- Deadline: January 22, 2016 for grades 4—8
Contact our Deans of Admissions
Popular Camps
Children will enjoy a world of fun this summer while learning Chinese, Spanish or Japanese. International language and culture will come to life through hands-on projects, stories, songs, games and outdoor fun with our natively-fluent staff.
Whether learning a new language or already fluent, campers will love our summer traditions of field days, field trips, performances, ice creams, and more!
Questions? Contact us: info@school.com
| Camp Group | Ages | Language level | Camp Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
Yellow Camp |
3 and 4 year olds Half or Full Day Options Must be completely potty trained |
Open to all fluency levels | Sessions 1 & 3: Fee for each session, per child: $450 half day; $525 full day |
Orange camp |
Entering kindergarten or 1st grade Half or Full Day Options |
Beginners or students with limited prior experience in the language | Sessions 1 & 3: Fee for each session, per child: $450 half day; $525 full day |
Purple camp |
Entering kindergarten or 1st grade Half or Full Day Options |
Need at least 1 year language immersion experience or equivalent | Sessions 1 & 3: Fee for each session, per child: $450 half day; $525 full day |
Blue camp |
Entering 2nd — 4th grade Full Day |
Beginners or students with limited prior experience in language | Sessions 1 & 3: Fee for each session, per child: $450 half day; $525 full day |
Green camp |
Entering 2nd — 5th grade Full Day | Need at least 2 years language immersion experience or equivalent; children should be able to speak, read and write in the target language | Sessions 1 & 3: Fee for each session, per child: $450 half day; $525 full day |