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Inspired by the proposition that education is the means by which we both discover our world and contribute to its transformation, and that one’s education is best pursued in the company of others, for others’ benefit as well as one’s own, Stevenson School has long been committed to a mission described by three central aims:
- to prepare students for success in School and their lives beyond School;
- to foster their passion for learning and achievement;
- to help them shape a joyful life.
Our students are the center of everything we do. The dynamic culture in which they learn, grow, and thrive is the result of our teachers’ commitment to their craft, and innovative curriculum informed by time-tested principles and exemplary extracurricular programs, including robust after-school opportunities and team sports that balance competition and fun. Our inquiry-centered, project-based approach helps students succeed as learners, engage productively with others, and live with creativity, courage, and integrity.
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254 Students come from communities throughout Monterey, Santa Cruz, and San Benito Counties.
6:1 Student-faculty ratio in the PK classroom; 3 faculty members in the classroom.
11:1 Student -faculty ratio in each K-4 classroom; 2 faculty members in each classroom.
12:1 Student-teacher ratio in Grades 5-8.
42% of students receive financial aid.
Stevenson prepares students for success in school and life beyond school:
1,000+ Hours teaching and practicing social- emotional learning with students PK-8.
3,000 Hours of service to non-profits in our community each year.
30 Hours dedicated annually to parent workshops and education to foster partnership in raising and educating each child.
40 Hours (minimum) on average invested in faculty professional development annually.
Stevenson fosters their passion for learning and achievement
6 Harkness tables to practice reasoning, collaborative problem-solving, discussion, and active listening in Grades 5-8
1 Secondary language (spanish) taught to every child
100% of Grade 5-8 students who annually attend a week of science camp, enjoying science learning, kayaking, rock climbing, camping, and more.
20 Faculty led after-school workshops offered each year, ranging from robotics to woodshop, sewing, and outdoor exploration.
100% of weeks include learning outside classroom in nature.
Stevenson helps shape a joyful life
2 All-school assemblies each month, celebrating accomplishments and framing community values.
8 interscholastic team sports in the Middle Division.
100+ student musicians.
38/38 Academic weeks with family engagement opportunities, from STEM night to on-campus gatherings.