Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Duke School is a nonprofit independent project-based Preschool-eighth grade school in Durham, North Carolina. Duke School teaches preschool through eighth grade, and is committed to engaging in the continuing public dialogue to improve education for all young people. Duke School was one of only a handful of schools around the country to be featured in the 1999 HBO production Goodnight Moon and Other Sleepytime Tales. It was also featured in the PBS series "Raising Young Children" and was chosen by the state of North Carolina as a model preschool. Duke School serves as a leading educational institution both within the "Triangle" and wider educational community; its teaching methods continue as a model for both public and other independent schools, and its unique child-centered, project-based integrated curriculum continues to adapt to serve a variety of learning styles.The school has made a particular contribution to the Durham community by producing outstanding students who are independent learners, thinkers, and decision makers helping to create a better future both for Durham and communities beyond Durham. The school has also helped raise consciousness about education in the Durham community and provided the expertise of its teachers for other local schools.. }
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- Duke_School_(Durham,_North_Carolina) abstract "Duke School is a nonprofit independent project-based Preschool-eighth grade school in Durham, North Carolina. Duke School teaches preschool through eighth grade, and is committed to engaging in the continuing public dialogue to improve education for all young people. Duke School was one of only a handful of schools around the country to be featured in the 1999 HBO production Goodnight Moon and Other Sleepytime Tales. It was also featured in the PBS series "Raising Young Children" and was chosen by the state of North Carolina as a model preschool. Duke School serves as a leading educational institution both within the "Triangle" and wider educational community; its teaching methods continue as a model for both public and other independent schools, and its unique child-centered, project-based integrated curriculum continues to adapt to serve a variety of learning styles.The school has made a particular contribution to the Durham community by producing outstanding students who are independent learners, thinkers, and decision makers helping to create a better future both for Durham and communities beyond Durham. The school has also helped raise consciousness about education in the Durham community and provided the expertise of its teachers for other local schools.".