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At The School at Columbia University, we work with a dynamic and diverse community drawn equally from the families of Columbia University employees and from the local community.
We dedicate ourselves to fostering in our students personal resourcefulness and integrity, a sense of social responsibility, and a lifelong appreciation of learning through an innovative, socially and emotionally supportive, and academically challenging program.
Our pedagogical and curricular philosophies embrace multicultural perspectives, which challenge educators and learners to examine their preconceived notions of race, gender, ethnicity, class, ability, religion, and sexual orientation.
We adhere to a common code of civility among all constituents.
We tailor our instruction so that the needs of the individual students are met.
A committed faculty and administration strive to create a school that will stand as a model for what K-8 education can be, and serve as a genuine and enduring partnership between Columbia and its neighbors.
The School's curricular perspective, which we refer to as knowledge-based constructivism, is positioned in a framework that allows student learning to take place in real life.
It is learning-centered, focusing on essential questions and related themes and concepts.
Essential questions devised by teachers but also generated by students are set in the context of personal relevance and academic perspectives.
Very limited admissions eligibility but generous financial aid program.
Admissions Director
Rekha Puri
Admissions Associate
Dana Greebel
School Notes
At The School at Columbia University, we work with a dynamic and
diverse community drawn equally from the families of University
employees and from the local community. We dedicate ourselves to
fostering in our students personal resourcefulness and integrity, a
sense of social responsibility, and a lifelong appreciation of
learning through an innovative, socially and emotionally
supportive, and academically challenging program. Our pedagogical
and curricular philosophies embrace multicultural perspectives,
which challenge educators and learners to examine their
preconceived notions of race, gender, ethnicity, class, ability,
religion, and sexual orientation. We adhere to a common code of
civility among all constituents. We tailor our instruction so that
the needs of the individual students are met. A committed faculty
and administration strive to create a school that will stand as a
model for what K-8 education can be, and serve as a genuine and
enduring partnership between Columbia and its neighbors. The
School's curricular perspective, which we refer to as
knowledge-based constructivism, is positioned in a framework that
allows student learning to take place in real life. It is
learning-centered, focusing on essential questions and related
themes and concepts. Essential questions devised by teachers but
also generated by students are set in the context of personal
relevance and academic perspectives.
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