In addition to Lovett's outstanding academic, arts and athletic programs, the school offers many unique programs that contribute to our tradition of excellence. We invite you to learn more about these opportunities. J.O.E. allows students and faculty to go beyond the walls of Lovett to learn more about themselves and each other and to reflect on the leadership responsibilities of their upcoming senior year. S.I.N.G. seeks to foster in our students a sense that Lovett is connected to the larger city of which it is a part, and that classroom learning is connected to everyday life. The Camp Wahsega trip is a three-day trip for the fifth grade class.
Students participate in activities revolving around ecological studies and team building.
These three days in the fall help to establish a positive beginning to the school year and provide an opportunity for returning and new students to see themselves as a single class. Sixth grade students attend the Blue Ridge Outdoor Education Center in Toccoa, Georgia, to strengthen team building, self-confidence, and leadership skills. Throughout the year, our Middle School students build upon the skills learned during this two day, overnight experience which broadens the students' intellectual curiosity for future classroom learning. Each fall the seventh grade students venture to Savannah and Tybee Island for three days of educational learning mixed with fellowship and fun. Center, the students do a variety of hands-on science investigations including a marsh walk, microscope work with marsh critters, and exploration and mapping of the beach.