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Growth w X r , -fllvqgg l T x , 'pl Ji' 'ff f V The faculty and the curriculum act as gardeners and nutrients to aid the growth of students at Hocka- day. Each part of the curriculum is designed to develop a specific part of the total student. Teachers are interested in the growth of their students, they not only teach girls how to study, but they also train them to think for themselves. The special individualized care that ,Q each plant receives facilitates student growth. When trouble occurs, a faculty gardener nurtures the student with special care. The willingness of faculty to give of their time is an important feature of l-lockaday. The curriculum is designed to promote well-rounded growth. In Lower School, painting, reading, math, singing, French or Spanish, and physical fitness are the staples of the curriculum. Through these
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