Often, teachers take their classes on walking tours of the city to learn more about Louisville's government, business, and cultural connections. Students also get involved in a number of community-service activities and internships. Through community interaction and multi-age groups, students learn from their world as much as they learn from their books. There are no bells or buzzers in between classes, which allows for flexible scheduling to meet a student's needs. Individualized instruction and career exploration opportunities also are provided.
Older students are often mentors to younger students.
While the Brown School gives students a chance to be themselves, it also provides them with a strong preparation for college and careers. Application Process Students who are interested in this Magnet Program must complete and submit the Open Enrollment, Optional Programs, and Magnet Schools Application. Parents should receive a postcard acknowledging that their application has been received. If this postcard is not received within three weeks after submission of the application, the applicant should contact the Office of Optional, Magnet, and Advance Programs. The Brown School uses a random-draw list process.