STUDY PLACES. The upper school includes a number of areas with tables, from open commons to closed door small study rooms for different kinds of learners.

[PLACES AND SPACES] Where I like to be

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The average student has approximately 110 minutes in a day (a 75-minute free block and tutorial) where they can work in a space of their choosing. With a number of locations to choose from, most upper schoolers develop a routine around where (and who) they spend this time with.

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Seniority dominates Schilling common spaces

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Speaking each other’s language in the World Languages commons

Literary leisure take over English Commons

Math Commons offers space close to teachers to crunch numbers

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[PLACES AND SPACES] Where I like to be

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History Commons offers a place for current events

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Seniority dominates Schilling common spaces

Books and belonging in the upper library

Speaking each other’s language in the World Languages commons

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Literary leisure take over English Commons

Math Commons offers space close to teachers to crunch numbers

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