Our curriculum is deeply project-based and interdisciplinary. For example, math may connect with music, architecture, or psychology. We emphasize dialogue, reflection, and real‑world application across all courses.
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Intersession is our winter internship program allowing students to pursue work or volunteer projects in the community. This builds self-awareness, career exploration, and tangible life experience.
Yes. Every student takes at least one arts course per year and participates in athletic programs—both are required parts of a holistic Field education.
Tuition covers academic costs, but generous contributions to The Field Fund allow us to offer financial aid to ensure accessibility. The Field Fund also supports professional development, student programs, and operational excellence.
Approximately 36% of faculty identify as a person of color and 71% hold advanced degrees. Around 30% of students identify as people of color, with about 20% of families receiving financial aid.
We operate a shuttle service from several area Metro stations to campus. Transportation is available to all community members via our internal network.
The Board of Trustees is responsible for long‑range planning, the operating budget, capital planning, and fundraising. The Head of School and a representative from the Parents Association serve as ex‑officio, non‑voting members on the board.