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In this intersession course, students are learning the art of filmmaking through live action and animation. They get to develop the story and choose which style of film they wish to create. Yesterday, they shot the scenes from the script they created on location in Bolinas. During the shoot, actors got firsthand experience with acting …
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It's Intersession week here at The Bay School of San Francisco and our students are out of the classroom for five full days of experiential learning, developing new skills and passions that they will be able to take with them for the rest of their lives! We will keep you up to date with …
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This year's Intersession may be over, but the memories made during these amazing week-long courses will last a life time! Especially impactful? Our Intersessions which take Bay students out of the classroom and into nature. Check out just a few of the exciting outdoor offerings from this year's Intersession catalog. APParate Outdoors Addicted to your …
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From photography to music and from video to short stories, this year’s Intersession has a ton of ways to get your “creative” on! Bay students dig deep into their artistic passions during these week-long courses. Check out just a few of the creative courses offered in this year’s catalog. Appreciation of Animation In this intersession, …
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Nettie Kelly, a science teacher here at Bay, is introducing one of her passions during Intersession 2011—sailing on tall ships. For 5 days, students will live on a boat, work together, eat together, build relationships and trust, and learn to become a team. Before becoming a teacher, Nettie worked in the field of marine research …
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