Grade Five is a transitional year in which students become more self-reliant learners and actively pursue knowledge from individual and group perspectives.

The Brookwood Faculty

  1. 2007-2008 Faculty
  2. Administative Staff
  3. Admissions Staff
  4. Business Office Staff
  1. Development Office Staff
  2. Maintenance Staff
  3. Sage Food Service Staff
  4. Master's in Education Programs

School-Based Master's in Education Programs 2007-2008:

A Master's Degree program offered in coordination with the Lesley University Graduate School of Education, our School-based Master's in Education Program is unique to the North Shore. As graduate students and Teachers-in-Training, interns are thoroughly immersed in the practice of teaching. Energetic and committed teachers work together with interns, creating an extraordinary learning environment for both teachers and students. "Interns bring to our campus the latest teaching methods and philosophies and share them with our faculty and students," comments Robert Kay, director of the School-based Master's in Education Program. The School-based Master's in Education Program supports our mission of academic achievement, reinforcing our efforts to provide individualized learning by highly qualified teachers.

Three types of Teacher Licensure and three different courses of study are available: Early Childhood, Elementary and Middle School. The Middle School program is subject-specific (English, History, Math and Science).

Teachers-In-Training 2007-2008:

Dana Brennan [6348]
Sarah Currie [6351]
Alexandra Green [6346]
Kendall Gutweiler [6347]
Katherine Harris [6349]
Elizabeth Highgas [6354]
Luke Kammerer [6350]
Alison Klos [6355]
Jen Mosesian [6357]
Leslie Peterson [6362]
Malai Tananone [6356]

[Telephone extension follows each name in brackets]

If you'd like more information, please contact , School-based Master's in Education Program Director