FIELD STUDIES
- Sophomores
- Juniors
- Estuary Investigation
- Seniors
RESOURCES
GENERAL FAQ
- What is a Governor’s School?
CBGS is an academic-year Governor’s School program, which means that it offers supplemental coursework during the school year to high-ability high school students. This allows these students to delve deeper into a particular field of study, with targeted, small-group instruction.
- How do I apply to CBGS?
Students interested in applying to CBGS can obtain an application from their school counselor, or download one here. Completed applications should be submitted to your home school counselor.
Projects
In addition to the student-run two year research projects, CBGS students also participate in a variety of other research projects. Students from each campus monitor and report water quality samples. Students have also helped to plant oyster reefs in the Rappahannock River.
Some examples of projects CBGS students have worked on:
- Water Quality Testing on Dragon Run
- Beaverdam Festival
- Dragon Run Day
- Friends of the Rappahannock
