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FRANCIS PARKER SCHOOL. has been fostering independent thinkers, fearless leaders, and engaged citizens since 1912–a time when San Diego's population was only 39,000 people. One century and 1.3 million residents later, Parker's mission and values remain steadfast. We know that school is more than a means to an end.
The Young Women of Color Symposium is a leadership conference for 7th–12th grade, self-identified young women of color in the Chicagoland area. In order to protect, support and empower young women of color, Loyola Academy and Francis W. Parker School have partnered together to create a space for conversation, connection and community.
At Parker, students thrive on their involvement with ideas and with each other, inside and outside the classroom. Parker’s enrichment programs provide students with myriad opportunities to discover and participate in the world around them. Student apply their knowledge in new and exciting ways to ignite their passions and cultivate new talents.
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Nationally recognized progressive educators Ted and Nancy Sizer were among Parker's founders and the school is part of their legacy; Ted and Nancy served as co-principals at Parker in 1998-1999. The school was named after Francis W. Parker, the 19th-century New England educator who is known as the father of American progressive education.
Parker provides our students, and our society, with a specific, invaluable and sustainable resource: Educated people who identify themselves as creative citizens capable of thinking for themselves and listening to others—especially to those who with whom they may not agree—in ways that inspire them to apply their idealism in pragmatic ways as they think critically and act collaboratively ...
T he doors of Francis Parker School first opened, in Mission Hills, on December 31, 1912. Founders Clara Sturges Johnson and her husband, William Templeton Johnson, based their educational philosophy on the work of Colonel Francis Wayland Parker and the experience of the Chicago school where Col. Parker’s principles were first put into practice.
