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For sixteen years, Blue School was an innovative independent school for students, age 2 through grade 8, located in lower Manhattan. Founded by the Blue Man Group to create an educational experience that fostered creativity, academic challenge, and socio-emotional learning.
In an effort to support all of the families who will be in need of a new school next year, Blue School has entered into an agreement with LREI, through which LREI will extend an offer of admission for every rising PK4-8th Grade Blue School student for the 2023-2024 school year.
In undertaking a project of the magnitude of Blue School, we realized that we needed to balance our outsider's perspective with that of experts from inside the field. To that end, we assembled a team of inspired educators to help us realize our vision.
In our Season Two finale, Noah’s sincerity, thoughtfulness and honesty provide a glimpse into the grounding leader he will be. Prioritizing connection, joy and a sense of belonging in this transition, Noah offers a sense of hope and relief for Blue School’s future during and beyond COVID times.
They discuss respectability politics, the Black @ social media movement, the writing process as a powerful tool of reflection, and the imperative for independent schools to actively and intentionally build inclusive school-wide systems and cultures.
At the end of last year, our Kindergarten students were curious to learn more about Noah, what he does here at school, and what his life is like outside of school. They came up with interview questions to find out more.
In his presentation, Rob discussed how at Blue School, the design process begins with Empathy, which is the most essential step of all. Designing from a place of empathy asks: who is this for, and why are we doing this? Looking toward biomimicry brings powerful empathy and purpose to design work.
In this episode, Dawn Williams speaks with one of Blue School’s founding Middle School teachers, Corey Pickering, who has centered social justice, self and social awareness, and community engagement into the pedagogy of the Middle School curriculum and culture.
In this episode, Dawn speaks with beloved and long time Blue School educator, Val Duval. Val runs all of Blue School’s K-8 physical arts programming, coaches our basketball, volleyball and soccer teams and many afterschool classes.
Genevieve shares what the Blue School admissions process looks like, how children are involved in the admissions process, tips for combating Zoom fatigue during assessments, and what excites her about doing this work.