Atrium School
Marshall Carter has extensive experience in education, currently serving as the Head of School at Atrium School since 2017. Previously, Carter held the position of Founding Director of Education at the Museum of World War II from July 2015 to June 2017, and served as K-8 Principal at Milton Academy from 2008 to 2015. Additional roles include Middle School Director at The Rashi School (2005-2008), Middle School Teacher at Shady Hill School (1998-2005), and Education Director at Massachusetts Audubon Society (1997-1998). Early in the career, Carter worked as a Wilderness Instructor with Naturalists At Large (1995), a 6th and 9th grade teacher at Campbell Hall (1992-1995), and a 6th grade intern teacher at Kent Denver School (1991-1992). Carter holds an EdM from Harvard University Graduate School of Education (1996-1997) and a degree from Bowdoin College (1987-1991), alongside participation in wilderness education courses through NOLS in 1989 and 1992.
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Atrium School
Atrium School’s joyful community honors and empowers each learner’s innate excellence. Through explorations of complex problems and the celebration of wonder, our PreK – Grade 8 students grow a sense of self rooted in curiosity and the continual pursuit of learning. Students are challenged to deepen their confidence, discover passions, and demonstrate integrity within and beyond the school. Learn more and apply today at atrium.org.