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Why asking at George School?

Asking is the answer at George School, where students learn best by tackling complex topics and challenging preconceptions... and themselves. In this tight community, students expand minds, friend groups, perspectives, and horizons.

How do I access the parent module for Genesis?

Click above to access the parent module. We are happy to announce the Parent Module for Genesis, the online student information system, is now available to all parents. This web-based system will enable you to access your student’s grades, attendance, and other important information from any computer with an Internet connection.

How do I access my student’s grades and attendance?

This web-based system will enable you to access your student’s grades, attendance, and other important information from any computer with an Internet connection. To register, send an email to piscatawaydata@pway.org.

Ignite

In the thinkubator that is George School, our scholar-athlete-artist-explorers develop talents and passions and become the people they are meant to be.

Question

Asking is the answer at George School, where students learn best by tackling complex topics and challenging preconceptions... and themselves.

Expand

In this tight community, students expand minds, friend groups, perspectives, and horizons.

Belong

Here each student is seen and celebrated for who they are—diverse and supportive individuals who put the unity into community.

Thrive

In addition to making lifelong friends, George School students receive an education that develops intellect and character for a life of global engagement.

How Do We Know What We Know?

This year TOK tudents will exhibit their artifacts in an online virtual reality gallery, where exhibition patrons will be digitally immersed in a 3D art gallery and free to interact with all the artifacts in the collection, entirely from the comfort of their phones or computers

Upcoming Events

Something Rotten! is a musical comedy about the creation of the very first musical in the time of Shakespeare.