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Category Archives: Sudbury schools
Alternative “free schools”
May 22, 2004 – 11:23 am
We’re seeing an increase in schools that give enormous freedom to students and staff. Well-known in this category is the Sudbury Valley School in Sudbury, Massachusetts. Serving K-12 students, the school is now in the its 36th year and has at least 31 replications. One of those schools, Fairhaven, received considerable publicity in an Education [...]