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Building Ethical Leaders
The Ethics Institute at Kent Place School is a first-of-its-kind institute that builds ethical leaders from the inside out. From student programming, to empowering adults, to collaborating with the broader community, to training educators, there are a myriad of ways the Ethics Institute promotes the process and practice of ethical thinking and decision-making to prepare people of all ages to be effective leaders and compassionate citizens. Want to learn more? Explore any of the boxes below.
Student Programming
Since 2007, the Ethics Institute has offered age and developmentally appropriate curricular programming and co-curricular experiences from Kindergarten through 12th grade designed to introduce students to ethics, deepen their understanding of ethical decision-making, and empower them to act with integrity.
Adult Programming
We provide various avenues for families and community members to consider and discuss important ethical issues. Our workshops, chats, and speaker series provide platforms to learn, practice, and promote ethical dialogue.
Training for Educators
We lead professional workshops for all types of educators interested in incorporating ethics in their unique contexts. Training, coaching, and curriculum resources cover topics such as ethics across the curriculum, building an ethical community, and developing core competencies of ethical decision-making, literacy, and leadership.
Curriculum for Purchase
Our developmentally-appropriate ethics curriculum supports students as ethical thinkers, decision makers, and leaders. It's developed in partnership with ethics educators and subject-matter experts and then workshopped at Kent Place before being curated for external partners.
Collaboration with Community Partners
We partner with industry leaders, educational institutions, and nonprofits across the country to provide comprehensive and context-based ethics programming.
Summer Programming
We offer summer intensive programs for Middle and Upper Schools students to educate and empower them to engage in conversation, and apply ethics and ethical decision-making in meaningful ways.