
At GUS, we believe that changing the world with ideas starts in Pre-K.
pre-K through grade 8 • Beverly Farms, ma
Our curriculum integrates academic skill development, experiential learning, and social-emotional understanding in a child-centered, challenging environment. Academic rigor is cultivated in a community that encourages taking risks, values collaboration, and fosters leadership. We honor every child’s experience, power, and responsibility in the classroom and in the world.
Upcoming Events
Join us Monday, June 2, to meet your new classroom teachers, visit your classroom, and get to you know classmates for next year!
Put your thoughts and imagination on paper in this week of storytelling, poetry, art, and more. Join a GUS faculty member, as they explains and demonstrates the importance of the writing process. Paint. Draw, and create illustrations that enhance your story, poem, essay etc. Campers will learn how to properly bind their books and present their finished product to their peers.
Cost: $525
Facilitator: TBD
Campers will explore the grand outdoors through the lens of an art adventurer! Our young artists will spend the week expressing their creativity through different art mediums. They will enjoy a refreshing afternoon of waterplay and other exciting, challenging activities. To finish the day, campers return to their art studio and reflect what was seen around our beautiful campus grounds through artistic expression. This action-packed enrichment brings out the "GRAND ADVENTURER" in everyone.
Cost: $530
Facilitator: TBD
GUS NEWS
The GUS curriculum integrates academic skill development, experiential learning, and social-emotional understanding in a child-centered, challenging, yet joyful, environment.
Get to know GUS faculty + staff in this series of fun videos that highlights who they are as individuals - outside of the classroom.
Every year, the 8th grade embarks on a service trip that also incorporates parts of our academic curriculum. They wanted to share some of the magic, so they made a trip journal and short video to show what the trip was about and how much it meant to them.
Have questions?
Please contact our admission office with any questions at admission@gus.org, or 978-927-1064 x115.