Academics

Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center

Challenging Students to Think Creatively

Designed to cultivate ingenuity by challenging students to strategize, problem-solve and think creatively, the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center hosts programs on design thinking and social entrepreneurship, engineering, and computer science.

Think, Do, Make: A Project-Based Curriculum

Masters’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program encourages students to think, do and make — and to foster a cross-disciplinary, entrepreneurial thought process, all while developing skills, ideas and character traits.

Through our program's project-based model, students build confidence, accumulate hands-on experience, take risks, nurture unconventional talents, and tackle real-life challenges. Our hope is to ingrain in our students the capacity to think creatively and ambitiously, and provide them with the skills to be able to successfully navigate the complex workforce they will face in the future.

Middle School Program

Grades 5-8

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Upper School Program

Grades 9-12

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ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS

Both middle and upper school students benefit from the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center's academic enrichment program, which focuses on interscholastic team competitions. Participation in our award-winning engineering and robotics, coding, and cybersecurity teams is by invitation, nomination, or through an application and selection process.

Additionally, the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center is home to Masters Makers, a club where students design, build and craft. Projects range from creating cabinetry to digital electronics, and utilize both hand tools and innovative technologies such as 3D printers, laser cutters/engravers, microcontrollers, computer numerical controller (CNC) tools, and open-source platforms.

News

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Cybersecurity Team Takes It to the Next Level

Perseverance. That's what it took for this year’s Cybersecurity team to earn a school record high score in the first round of the CyberPatriot competition on October 15.
Cybersecurity Team Preps for Game Day

Training for the world's largest cybersecurity competition is no sweat for this year’s Masters Cybersecurity Team.
Seniors Awarded for Taking Innovation to the Next Level

Being a power for good strengthened the bond among Nataliia Kulieshova ’23, Youri Lee ’23 and Dayan Battulga ’23. Together, the friends created Signisa, a sign language learning application, to help improve communication between the deaf and hearing communities.
What's App-ening in a Middle School IEC Class

A new app design class for sixth and seventh graders, led by innovation and entrepreneurship teacher Rae Johnson ’11, is giving budding programmers their first foray into block coding.
Cybersecurity Team Continues to Crack the Codes

With a successful round one of the CyberPatriot competition behind them, the Masters Cybersecurity team appears programmed for greatness as its members prepare for the second round next month.

Recent Student Projects

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DrAANK

Students set out to answer the question, “Why don’t students use the reusable water bottles that their parents buy for them?” The result of the teams’ research was the development of a new type of reusable bottle that meets the design criteria.
Simple Soil Personal Composter

This team of students developed a residential composting system that fragments kitchen waste as well as composts. The entire system is solar powered and needs no human effort outside of loading the mincing hopper.
WePool

WePool is a mobile application for carpooling and ride-sharing within affinity groups rather than simply by location.
Purpose Fabrics

Established as a benefit corporation, Purpose Fabrics refurbishes used clothing.