The Garden School Upper Division Experience
Where Academic Excellence Meets Personal Growth
At Garden School’s Upper Division (Grades 7–12), education is both rigorous and personal. We go beyond traditional academics to develop confident, capable students prepared for college and life. With small classes, strong mentorship, and global opportunities, students are empowered to grow intellectually, socially, and ethically in a close-knit, supportive community.
A Foundation for Success
Small Classes, Big Impact
With an average class size of just 12, teachers offer individualized attention and build meaningful relationships that inspire academic achievement and personal confidence.
College-Ready from Day One
Starting in 9th grade, students engage in a comprehensive, guided college planning process. The result? A 99%+ college acceptance rate and graduates who are ready for their next step.
A Curriculum That Fits Each Student
Garden’s diverse academic offerings include:
Advanced Placement (AP) courses
Dual-credit classes with Saint John’s University
A wide range of electives to suit every interest and ambition
Beyond the Classroom: Real-World Learning and Leadership
Global Travel Programs
From Peru to Senegal to Europe, our international trips promote cultural understanding and global citizenship.
Creative and Technical Exploration
Students unleash their creativity in fully equipped studios for:
Renaissance art
Robotics
3D printing and design
Athletics and Leadership Development
With seven varsity sports teams, Model UN, Key Club, and other leadership programs, students build resilience, teamwork, and purpose.
The Garden Difference
Vertical Curriculum: A seamless academic journey from middle to high school that builds on skills year after year
Supportive Environment: Daily academic support, full-time nurse, and dedicated wellness resources
Rich Elective Options: From Mandarin to advanced music to physical fitness, students shape their own learning paths
Learn more about how Garden School helps students thrive at every level.
Visit: www.gardenschool.org
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