Middle and Upper School Teachers and administrators. Past conference participants have included Chaplains, teachers of English, History, Religion, Ethics and Philosophy, as well as Community Service Coordinators, Honor Code Coordinators, Jewish Student Group Advisors, Deans of Students, and Heads of School. Sunday morning there will be a tour of the campus and sessions begin Sunday afternoon. On Monday and Tuesday, there will be blocks of classes in the morning and late afternoon, with a break in the middle to eat, rest, and enjoy the bucolic campus of Princeton University. The sessions will consist of a combination of staff presentations, breakout groups for textual learning and discussion, and alumni-led sessions about effective uses of our materials.
Rooms are air-conditioned and include two twin beds, fresh linens, desks and dressers.
All participants will have a single room. Laundry services are available free of charge. Alternative lodging is available if you prefer. We recommend either the Nassau Inn or the Peacock Inn, both of which are located a short walk from the Princeton campus. Although our preference is that your school fund your attendance, a small number of participants will be awarded scholarships.