Grand Rapids
Public Museum School
A Progressive Education Partnership.
The Grand Rapids Public Museum School is a Grand Rapids Public School Center of Innovation, and serves grades 6th through 12th. The school uses progressive teaching utilizing design thinking techniques, an immersive environment, and real-life experiences that inspire passionate curiosity, nurture creative problem solving, cultivate critical thinking, and instigate innovation.
The school currently serves students in 6th – 12th grade. To learn more about the Public Museum School click here.
The Public Museum High School was one of ten schools internationally to receive the XQ Super School grant, for reinventing the high school experience. To view the Public Museum School & XQ Report, click here.
The Museum School is the product of an ongoing educational collaboration between the Grand Rapids Public Museum, Grand Rapids Public Schools, Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University, Grand Valley State University, the City of Grand Rapids, and Downtown Grand Rapids, Inc.