Were you engrossed in politics this year? Do you find yourself reading news articles about the economy? Are you fascinated by human behavior? If you’d like to explore new interests or deepen your understanding of a concept, Advanced Placement courses are a great way to do that while enriching your college application and high school…
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Laurel Springs Makes History at Model UN in NYC
Model UN Debate in NY – Laurel Springs School Makes History Laurel Springs is proud to be the first virtual school to send a team to the Model United Nations Conference in New York City. Our group, led by faculty sponsor Joy Nehr, will travel to New York in May, 2013 to participate in Model…
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Laurel Springs Welcomes Expert in Natural Resource Management
Karol Boudreaux Speaks at Laurel Springs Symposium Laurel Springs School welcomes Karol Boudreaux as the January speaker in our series of symposia, “Meetings with Remarkable Men & Women.” Ms. Boudreaux is the Africa Land Tenure Specialist in the Land Tenure and Property Rights Division at USAID. Her work supports improvements to the land tenure and…
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Online Courses Help Reduce Social Barriers for Gifted Students
Advancing Gifted Education at Laurel Springs School Laurel Springs School understands the unique needs and abilities of gifted students. As part of an ongoing commitment to advancing gifted education, we provide a series of live, online webinars to help support stakeholders in the gifted education community. Please join Director of Education Dr. Paige Morabito on December…
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Laurel Springs Hosts Jennifer Arnold
Jennifer Arnold Hosts Laurel Springs Symposium Laurel Springs School is pleased to present Jennifer Arnold for the next inspiring symposium in December as part of our Meetings with Remarkable Men & Women series. Our online school hosts leaders in their fields for live, interactive webinars with our students and their families. December’s guest speaker is…
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Growing Up Global
Elisabeth Guilbaud Cox Speaks at Laurel Springs School Laurel Springs School is pleased to present an inspiring symposium in November as part of our Meetings with Remarkable Men & Women series. Elisabeth Guilbaud Cox, whose career with the United Nations has spanned two decades, grew up living in Haiti, the United States, Canada, Europe, and…
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Register for AP Exams
Advanced Placement Courses at Laurel Springs School Advanced Placement courses can give high school students many advantages. More than 90% of U.S. colleges accept successful AP exam scores for college credit or advanced course assignments. Students who take two or more AP courses have a 76% chance of completing their Bachelor’s degree, in part because…
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Home Is Where the Boat Is
Samantha’s Education at Sea Serendipity means “pleasant surprise,” but it’s also the name of the sailboat where Samantha Gray lives. In many ways, Samantha’s life is one of pleasant surprises, as she has built a life of almost constant discovery. Gray’s life involves education at sea. The Journey of a Life and Education at Sea…
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Get Ahead with Online Summer Courses from Laurel Springs
Summer School Program at Laurel Springs Summer is a great time for kids to relax with family and friends, travel, volunteer or work, and explore their passions. It’s also the perfect time to get ahead with an online course or summer school program. Laurel Springs understands the lives of busy middle and high school students,…
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Spanish Learning Resources
Spanish Language Resources Students who take world language courses know that extra practice is essential to truly absorb a different written and spoken vocabulary. Fortunately, the internet provides a variety of Spanish language resources to supplement curricular assignments. Check out the links below for activities geared toward students of all ages. Aprendamos Espanol! Try any…
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