Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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Coun+rv Cousins An X r poHvif Pflir-I ' of 4iie FdMily Woodward ' s Country Cous- ins, The Busey School, is located away from the main campus in Ri- verdale, Georgia. Although apart from main campus, Busey is an im- portant part of the Woodward family. As a small school, Busey has the advantage of having a family at- mosphere within the school. Many of the students and faculty members live in the community immediately around the school. Because of its compact size, Busey is able to provide more individ- ualized attention for each stu- dent, continuing the Woodward tradition of excellence. This closeness also promotes friend- ships among students of all grades and age groups. Each Busey stu- dent has the opportunity to de- velop his own identity and plays an important role in the school ' s life. The Busey School has the same curriculum as the main campus Lower School, yet because of its location, Busey offers other unique learning experiences such as horseback riding lessons. Also its country atmosphere and peaceful surroundings help create Busey ' s serene environment. Although The Busey School is not located in College Park, Busey students are included in all the ac- tivities of the Academy. Busey stu- dents attend sporting events, plays, musicals and of course. Su- per Goober Day. Busey even has its own designated special night when the Busey faculty and stu- dents are warmly welcomed to the main campus. Even though Cousin Busey is located in the Country , it is still a very important and vital part of the Woodward family.

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