SBCS is excited to be in partnership with EL Education to fulfill the vision and mission of our school.
Vision: to teach thinkers ready to navigate the world.
Mission: To create extraordinary learning experiences that inspire the thoughtful, courageous, compassionate citizen in every child.
In partnership with EL Education, we’re creating experiences that focus on three domains of student achievement:
Character,
Mastery of Knowledge and Skills,
and High Quality Work.
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At SBCS, learning is challenging.
Students are supported to do far more than they think they can. Teachers expect excellence and teach in ways that enable students to learn deeply, surpass standards, and produce high-quality work. Students and teachers model academic courage.
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At SBCS, learning is active.
Students are scientists, urban planners, historians, artists, and activists, exploring ideas and engaging in authentic work that allows them to contribute to their communities and promote equity and social justice.
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At SBCS, learning is meaningful.
Students build deep understanding of concepts and can apply their skills and knowledge to new contexts and real-world issues. They are learning with a purpose—getting smart to do good—and see that their education is in service of building a better world.
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At SBCS, learning is collaborative.
School leaders, teachers, students, and families work together to create a culture of respect, responsibility, and joy in learning. The school community is a place where all students and adults feel that they belong, support each other to succeed, and are inspired to be their best selves.
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At SBCS, learning is public.
Students produce high-quality work for presentation to audiences within and beyond the school. They reflect on what and how they learn with peers, teachers, and community members. Hallways and classrooms are filled with evidence of learning and beautiful student work.
Celebrations of Learning
The purpose of the Celebration of Learning Events at SBCS is to communicate and celebrate student achievement, and to create authentic audiences for our scholars to demonstrate their work.