Conserve School is a semester school focused on the theme of environmental stewardship. Designed primarily for high school juniors, Conserve School incorporates the flexibility to accommodate advanced sophomores. Attending Conserve School gives high school students a one-semester opportunity to step out of their regular school and into an exceptional educational setting, while still continuing their required academic studies. Conserve School’s challenging, college preparatory curriculum immerses students in environmental history, nature literature, and the science of conservation. Because Conserve School is located on a 1,200-acre wilderness campus, a significant portion of the curriculum is delivered via outdoors, hands-on, active learning. Through the generosity of founder James R. Lowenstine, generous financial aid is available. Please explore this website to learn more about Conserve School. You can download the Conserve School Program Guide for a handy source of information that you can take with you.