Equity and Inclusion at Park Tudor

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IU Soul Revue Performance at Park Tudor
IU African American Choral Ensemble Performing at Park Tudor
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Faculty and Students at the NAIS PoCC in Denver
Park Tudor Upper School Club Fair 2026
Park Tudor Upper School Club Fair
PT GSA Club
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PT Random Acts of Kindness (RAK) Club
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Black Student Union Picnic
Indian & Pakistani Student Union Diwali Presentation
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Black Student Union HBCU College Tour
Indian & Pakistani Student Union Holi Presentation
Christian Student Union Presentation
Jewish Student Union Presentation
CSU, MSU, and IPSU Joint Assembly
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Muslim Student Union Eid-al-Fitr Presentation
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Chinese V Class Hot Pot Lesson
iu soul revue performance at park tudor school
pocc group 2024
Park Tudor Upper School Club Fair 2026
A group of smiling young people stand behind a white table with a laptop and sign in a gymnasium with red bleachers.
bsu picnic 2025
bsu at central state university2024
MSU presenting
A group of young adults stands behind a table filled with hot pot ingredients and a cooking pot in a brightly lit indoor room.

Within the context of our Vision and Mission, Park Tudor seeks to reinforce our Core Values of curiosity, creativity, courage, and compassion in our entire school community through intentional, practical, and programmatic focus on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. 

It remains a priority to foster inclusivity in every area of our community and create an environment where every student belongs. Park Tudor’s commitment to equity and inclusion reflects our determination to prepare our students to thrive in a world that increasingly asks them to work and collaborate across differences. To that end, we are a school that strives to cultivate experiences in and out of the classroom that draw on the diversity of who we are and how our students see the world. We want them to be curious, creative, courageous, and compassionate, and use these core values to engage thoughtfully with those around them.

Our PT community includes the full range of backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences. As a school, we are committed to giving every student the opportunity to achieve their personal best.  This happens through the support of teachers and staff who are hired and retained for embodying our core values, and who regularly pursue ongoing professional development for growth. We routinely assess our campus climate and evolve our practices to promote belonging, because when students feel they fully belong, they learn more deeply, benefit from the diversity of our community and thrive in heart and mind. As we endeavor to create an environment of open thought, curiosity, compassion, and civil discourse, our students are better prepared to live and succeed beyond Park Tudor.

Simply put, Park Tudor is a school community where:
  • Equity, inclusion, and belonging are recognized as core institutional standards that inform decision-making and the refinement and development of all policies and practices;
  • A diverse student body is welcomed, valued and supported;
  • Diverse staff and faculty are welcomed, valued and supported; and
  • Compassion, curiosity, creativity, and courage guide these priorities.

Camille T. Wiggins, Esq.

Director of Equity and Inclusion
 

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Accreditation and Governance

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Our commitment to building and maintaining an inclusive community is also supported by two governing bodies, the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS) and the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). Park Tudor is accredited by ISACS, which states, "Through accreditation and other services, the Association will require and support the work of each ISACS school to provide an equitable, affirming, safe, and just environment." And, as a member of NAIS, Park Tudor ascribes to the Principles of Good Practice for Equity and Justice.

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