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Ethical Culture Fieldston School offers a world-class progressive education in Pre-K–12th Grade at two historic campuses in Manhattan and the Bronx. The core of our educational program is the study and practice of ethics, which prepares us — and compels us — to take care of our world, ourselves, and each other.
In the Ethical Culture Fieldston School College Counseling Office, we help each student find institutions that will challenge, empower, and inspire them to grow as ethical leaders and lifelong learners. As part of the college selection process, we encourage our students to explore new ways of envisioning themselves and think about options for ...
Two seniors wearing keffiyehs wrote “Free Palestine” in chalk in large yellow letters on the brick wall above the $63,000-a-year Ethical Culture Fieldston School’s front entrance Monday ...
Dec 18, 2019 · Ethical Culture Fieldston School, Riverdale. (Photo: Facebook) Founded in the 19th century by the son of a rabbi, Fieldston now sends as much as 15% or more of its graduating class each year to ...
Ethical Culture Fieldston School offers a world-class progressive education in Pre-K–12th Grade at two historic campuses in Manhattan and the Bronx. The core of our educational program is the study and practice of ethics, which prepares us — and compels us — to take care of our world, ourselves, and each other.
The Ethical Culture Fieldston School, "Fieldston School" creates that great, warm community feel of smaller independent schools with a generally larger student body (about 150 students per grade). Though it is part of the "Ivy Preparatory League" in NYC, the atmosphere is not the expected grade-focused school.
An education in the wider world At the Ethical Culture Fieldston School, students across all grades have many opportunities to take their learning outside of the classroom. From day trips to nearby neighborhoods, parks, and landmarks to semester-long curricular programming to simply enjoying class outdoors on the expansive Fieldston campus,….
