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{{toplink|url=http://www.workshopschool.org|name=workshopschool.org}}[[File:WorkshopSchool.jpeg|300px|thumb|right|Binder clips hold a bridge project together while the glue dries at The Workshop School.]]<blockquote>''Learning for the Real World''</blockquote>
The '''Workshop School''' was established in 2013 to honor the diverse interests and learning styles of students and to build '''a curriculum focused on project-based instruction and real-world experiences''' that prepare them for success in college and/or careers. We strive to create a democratic and just community that values interpersonal connections and respects the talents and abilities of all members of our school family.


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An open admission high school primarily serving students from West and North Philadelphia, the Workshop School promotes real-world success by offering a structured sequence of programming that utilizes interdisciplinary projects, exhibitions, internships, youth entrepreneurship, and dual enrollment opportunities. Through these experiences, students develop a broad and diverse set of skills that go well beyond traditional content knowledge and are indispensable to postsecondary success.


== Amazing!&nbsp; ==
''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above description came from a 2021 [http://www.workshopschool.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Press-Release-Workshop-School-2021-08-09.pdf press release].


'''The mission of the Workshop is to unleash the creative and intellectual potential of young people''' to solve the world’s toughest problems. We do this by putting real world problems at the center of the curriculum, and evaluating students’ work based on the progress they make in defining, exploring, and ultimately developing solutions to those problems. We create a culture that fosters creativity, risk-taking, and responsibility for self and others. And we help students understand that setbacks are a necessary part of doing challenging work, and that the most important thing is to learn from them and press on.  
==In The News==
*[http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2017/12/05/jawnaments-west-philly-school 'Jawnaments’ Top Selling Item For West Philly High School Entrepreneurial Club], CBS-3, December 5, 2017.


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==Info==
*Video:&nbsp;[http://vimeo.com/81754232 Open Education Philadelphia: The Workshop School] (Vimeo, 5m13s)
*Video:&nbsp;[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blqiRA4zoFQ The Workshop School: Hear from our students] (YouTube, 3m17s)


[http://www.workshopschool.org/our-approach/ <u>See the Video</u>]  
==See Also==
*[[Workshop Industries]]


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workshopschool.org

Binder clips hold a bridge project together while the glue dries at The Workshop School.

Learning for the Real World

The Workshop School was established in 2013 to honor the diverse interests and learning styles of students and to build a curriculum focused on project-based instruction and real-world experiences that prepare them for success in college and/or careers. We strive to create a democratic and just community that values interpersonal connections and respects the talents and abilities of all members of our school family.

An open admission high school primarily serving students from West and North Philadelphia, the Workshop School promotes real-world success by offering a structured sequence of programming that utilizes interdisciplinary projects, exhibitions, internships, youth entrepreneurship, and dual enrollment opportunities. Through these experiences, students develop a broad and diverse set of skills that go well beyond traditional content knowledge and are indispensable to postsecondary success.

Note:  The above description came from a 2021 press release.

In The News

Info

See Also