Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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THE SCHOOL: A Learning Environment ird Academy boasts an 82 iistory of educational excellence equalled by few other schools. With a student body numbering over 1600 stu- dents, the Academy is large enough to offer a diverse curriculum to meet the various needs of its student body, yet small enough to reach out to the indi- vidual. The Academy ' s four schools of- fer a spiraling curriculum, creating a continuity throughout the student ' s educational experience, and insuring proper preparation for the student ' s fu- ture educational needs. The two Acade- my elementary branches — the Busey School in Riverdale and the Lower School on Main Campus -- give the student an educational basis upon which he may build. The Middle School serves as an intermediary between the Lower and Upper Schools. The disci- pline found in the Lower School is com- bined with the independence of the Up- per School, preparing the student to take the initiative in his educational ex- perience. The Upper School gives the student an opportunity to seek out knowledge in areas which interest him, while providing the proper foundation for his college career. Woodward Academy seeks to whet the educational appetite of each stu- dent, teaching him to strive for excel- lence in all areas, and knowledge of the world around him. I. Richardson Hall houses the Performing and Visual Art Departments. 2. The Busey School ' is a lower school branch of the Academy, and is locat- ed in Riverdale. 3. Tucker Hall houses the main campus lower School. Students in grades one through six meet within this building, while pre- school students meet in the Rutland pre-school building 4 The Richard C Gresham Chapel is used by all four schools within the Academy It houses both Jewish and Catholic chapels, along with the larger Protestant Chapel. 5. The R.L. Brand Middle School building houses the Acade- my ' s Campus Store as well as the Middle School classrooms. 6. Lower School students enjoy the chance to get outdoors while on their way to P.E. classes in the gym adjoining Tucker Hall 3b3 IS V IIOOl

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