A fundamental tenet of our school’s educational philosophy is the belief that successful schools provide a broad educational experience in which students explore their passions, and, concomitantly, develop the skills and habits that will allow them to become successful, productive, and inquisitive adults.
We expect our graduates to think critically, to reason scientifically, to understand the relationship between the global economy and sustainable environments, to attain proficiency in a foreign language (or languages), to recognize how art impacts business, culture, and commerce (and vice versa), to articulate ideas in different forums and through various media, and to become conversant in the cultural and religious beliefs of a number of countries.
Of paramount importance in our students’ lives is helping them to find balance. We encourage students to continue pursue their athletic interests and artistic passions and to engage in the life of the school. As a small community, we cannot absorb many “specialists”; our athletes are artists, our singers are poets, our thespians are skilled debaters, and our dancers are student leaders. Not only are our students’ tastes diverse, but their accomplishments are lauded and supported by their peers and faculty.
Bob Cooke
Upper Division Director
310.889.2749
bcooke@bwscampus.com
Lainey Sevillano
Administrative Assistant to the Upper Division Director
310.889.2640
lsevillano@bwscampus.com
Sarah Bishop
Registrar
310.873.1051
sbishop@bwscampus.com