EDUCATORS INSTITUTE
TOURS
Duke School offers 5 one-hour guided tours and discussions throughout the year that are meant to be an overview of Duke School project work and The Project Approach. Tours are led by an administrator and are free of charge. Tours begin at 9:00 am. Participants must RSVP one week in advance, see available dates in registration.
Tour and Discussion sessions are for educators who
would like an opportunity to see Duke School’s project work firsthand and learn from current teachers and school leaders. This extended experience provides participants a chance to experience a guided tour, a meeting with an administrator, lunch with teachers, and classroom observations. Tour and Discussions are offered from 9 am - 1 pm and cost $100 per participant. There are 5 opportunities available. Please RSVP one week in advance, see available dates in registration.
ABOUT DUKE SCHOOL
Duke School is an independent preschool through eighth-grade project-based school. We inspire learners to boldly
and creatively shape their future. Duke School serves as a leading educational institution both within the Triangle and the wider educational community.
Students leave Duke School with the ability to think independently and critically. They are prepared to take their place in the global community in which collaboration and strong communication skills are essential. Our students not only master skills of traditional academic disciplines, but they also develop a sense of self, community, and culture. Duke School graduates are given the tools to confidently solve many types of problems, focus on important details, work cooperatively, and resolve conflicts.
Duke School has worked with Dr. Lilian Katz and Dr. Sylvia Chard, founders of The Project Approach, for more than 20 years, and is designated as an official Project Approach School.