Our Mission Statement:
The Eddy School provides a unique classical and experiential educational experience that allows middle school children to test and refine the best expression of their true nature.
Cultivating Creativity:
An extraordinary after school program for 4th-8th graders enrolled at any school or homeschooled!
In today’s structured world, creative time is easily lost. Support your children’s growth by allowing them the time to be creative, choose what interests them, and discover new passions.
January 8 - February 12 , 2019
Tuesdays at The Eddy School
MSAD44 bus #20 will drop students off.
3:00-5:00pm with extended time pick up available for an additional fee.
Come for one; come for all!
$100 for all six sessions- pay up front and come to as many as you like. No refunds.
Or $20/session drop in rate.
Scholarships available- just ask!
Payment and registration form due upon arrival.
Faculty and Administration
The Eddy School is administered and primarily taught by Deb Kulik Webster, a K-8 Maine certified teacher with 25+ years of teaching experience in public, private, and home schools, who received the Education Professional of the Year Award from the Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce in 2016.
She received her B.S. from M.I.T (1990) and her M.Ed. from Lesley College (1991). She maintains her Maine certification with regular professional development activities. She homeschooled her own children from birth into middle school and has been an educational consultant for 17 years.
In 2011, Deb allowed The Eddy School to begin and is now proud to offer this academically rigorous and enriching experience in service to her local community.
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Volunteers Welcome!
Please come share your passion with The Eddy School.
8 Bear River Road, Newry, ME 04261 | Phone: (207) 381-7716 | Email: TheEddy2011@gmail.com
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Classical Education Components
Monthly recitations and Poet-Teas | Individualized math programs | Reading and analyzing at least two books per month | Weekly writing assignments | Chronological world history | Copywork in cursive | Art, music, and world language classes
Experiential Components
Weekly science experiments and lab reports | Team building at Bryant Pond 4H Camp | Field trips to plays, Symphonies, and musicals | Project based learning | The Rube Goldberg Challenge | Meridian Stories competition | Service Learning work with Mahoosuc Land Trust, Androscoggin River Watershed Council, and others