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The Bloomington Project School (TPS), a K-8, teacher-designed public school, is currently identifying potential classroom and special education teachers for the 2009-2010 school year. TPS is focused on developing positive habits of the Heart, Mind, and Voice through project, place, and problem–based (the P3 Framework) curriculum. |
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Welcome to The Project School |
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The Bloomington Project School is a K-8 teacher designed model focused on developing positive Habits of the Heart, Mind, and Voice through problem-, place-, project – based (the P3 Framework) curriculum. Through P3 projects, students identify real issues in their communities and utilize community assets to address those issues. The Bloomington Project School utilizes multiage teaming and discipline-based literacy and numeracy workshops to scaffold the skills students need to engage in highly authentic and integrated P3 Projects. Project School students engage in critical, creative and reflective thinking, thus developing their intellectual character. The Bloomington Project School is committed to teaching the whole child and developing socially conscious citizens who can not only work well with others, but also lead others and contribute to the greater good. |
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Each week, students engage in a deep study of something they are passionate about. These teacher-, student-, and community-member designed courses of study are rigorous, inquiry-based, and experiential. Passions works to create the culture and conditions that will allow students and teachers to reach a state of flow while engaged in something they are intrinsically motivated to do. |
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Students at The Bloomington Project School are immersed in a rigorous and engaging curriculum that is specifically designed to develop skills that are necessary to be a productive member in the 21st century. Mornings at The Bloomington Project School are dedicated to community building, character development, and the teaching of skills that readers, writers and mathematicians need. |
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