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Embrace it, live it and learn from it. The best learning does happen anywhere and everywhere..and it’s characterized by respect.  A community like Presbyterian School affords amazing and diverse opportunities for learning in relationship with others, and these relationships are rooted in respect. Situated in the intellectual and cultural heart of the nation’s third-largest city, Presbyterian Schools proximity to so many world-renowned institutions within walking distance of the campus allows us to have partnerships that extend and enrich our students’ learning and their worldviews. With over 20 museums virtually a stone’s throw from our campus and more than 40 partnerships around the city, we are incredibly grateful for the access to unparalleled resources in education.  In the midst of a secular generation characterized by the disintegration of the family, the school, and the church, Presbyterian School is the institution in children’s lives that serves their intellectual, emotional, and spiritual needs while also giving them a The PS experience shapes confidence—not merely for what happens to our students through the eighth grade, but for the choices they will make in high school, college, and beyond. We care de*ply about our children long after they have left our hallways and clas*rooms, and we are challenging them to find and make a difference in their worlds.  Read More about Express yourself. Hear Gratitude. Risk-taking happens often and in different ways..in a familiar or strange place, among new or old friends, by ourselves or in a group. At Presbyterian School, taking risks is in our DNA. It’s at the heart of the learning experience because it’s risky to try something you’ve never done; it’s risky to ask for help; and it’s risky to fail and then to learn from that failure over and over again. We call this willingness to learn from failure perseverance—a steady persistence in a course of action, especially in spite of