Academic Excellence and Innovation
Park Tudor’s challenging private school curriculum is carefully designed to progress sequentially from junior kindergarten through grade 12.
Beginning as early as age 3, the Hilbert Early Education Center feeds a young child’s curiosity about the world and instills in its students a thirst for knowledge. Elementary school students become aware of the importance of an education, and they start to gain knowledge in different subject areas. In the Middle School, students learn the self-discipline necessary to achieve great academic success as they prepare for the challenges of high school.
The Upper School curriculum challenges students with honors level courses and the unique Global Scholars program for highly motivated juniors and seniors.
One hundred percent of our seniors are accepted to college, and Park Tudor students have among the highest average SAT scores of any four-year private or public school in Indiana.
Academic Excellence & Innovation at Park Tudor
Lower School
Lower School students study Math in Focus, the American version of the math curriculum that has propelled Singapore students to international success. Math in Focus teaches concepts using a concrete-pictorial-abstract learning style to anchor learning in real-world, hands-on experiences.
Middle School
Middle School students have the opportunity to acquire the basic skills of Computer Science and Design Thinking & Modeling. They learn the Python programming language and 3-D modeling. Consistent with innovative instruction and learning, students utilize the design thinking process to identify real-world problems and collaboratively create innovative solutions.
Upper School
Park Tudor’s signature Global Scholars program combines components of the International Baccalaureate Program and the Alverno College Assessment, and augments Park Tudor’s AP course offerings. Highly motivated juniors and seniors study a 2-year Philosophies of Knowing curriculum, and also complete a 2-year research project with an outside mentor, culminating in a community-wide presentation.