Student Work
At Baker, we strive to give our students a well-rounded, cross-disciplinary education. Explore the work and projects of our students to get a better understanding of how we combine all areas of learning, from math and science to drama and art.
In these student projects, you will see examples of provocations in early childhood education, where teachers offer materials and broad guidance while children develop and explore their own ideas.
At Baker, we invite primary-age children into an active role in the learning process. That means first identifying their interests, including them in the process of creating learning experiences, and then helping them discover how it all connects to key academic concepts.
Our fourth- and fifth-grade classes often collaborate on lessons, creating a unique experience for students. Students at this developmental stage are ready to tackle bigger questions.
At Baker, students deepen their understanding of the arts, humanities, languages, mathematics and sciences through inquiry-based learning, where they grow as independent, capable advocates for themselves and others. Our Middle School curriculum supports students academically at this crucial stage in their development.
