MUSE Global School, the internationally recognized, award-winning holistic school, has officially relocated to Santa Monica, marking an exciting expansion onto the Westside. The school embarks on its journey at an interim campus within The First Presbyterian Church as it works toward establishing a permanent, state-of-the-art location in the near future.
Founded in 2006 by Suzy Amis Cameron and her sister Rebecca Amis, MUSE Global School is grounded in a philosophy built on five foundational pillars: Academics, Self-Efficacy, Communication, Sustainability, and Passion-Based Learning. For nearly two decades, MUSE has inspired students to live consciously with themselves, one another, and the planet. This move to Santa Monica brings MUSE’s transformative education model closer to families across the Westside, offering access to partnerships with local cultural institutions, environmental explorations, and a community-centered curriculum.
Suzy Amis Cameron, Founder of MUSE Global School and Inside Out LLC, shared, “MUSE reflects my core mission: to empower the next generation of renaissance thinkers and leaders—young people equipped with knowledge, tools, values, and imagination to lead a more connected and eco-conscious life.”
The school’s new Santa Monica campus was chosen for its thoughtful environment and capacity to support MUSE Global School’s unique curriculum. As part of our hallmark commitment to low student-to-teacher ratios, MUSE will continue with no more than 16 students per class to ensure personalized learning and a sustainability-rich ethos. With 100% college acceptance, a WASC-accredited program, and innovation awards like HundrED’s “MUSE Blueprint,” the school combines core academics with passion projects and real-world learning.
MUSE Global School is now accepting enrollment for Fall 2025, offering both in-person and virtual learning options. On August 6th, MUSE will host a special event where prospective families can explore our innovative approach to education and discover how our model empowers students academically, emotionally, and socially. Attendees will have the chance to meet our passionate leadership team and learn about MUSE’s integration of MICA technology into our curriculum, alongside our commitment to sustainability, academics, and social-emotional development.
For more information or to RSVP for the August 6th event, please contact Stephanie at stephanie@museschools.com.
STEAM Education Powered by MICA Technology
At the heart of MUSE’s forward-thinking curriculum is the integration of MICA (Measurement, Instrumentation, Control, and Analysis) technology, which will be a core driver of the school’s STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) program. Developed by Dr. Ian Hunter at MIT, MICA revolutionizes how students engage with STEAM education by providing hands-on experimentation, real-time data analysis, and immersive, interactive learning modules. Through MICA, students can explore complex STEAM concepts in a dynamic, engaging environment that fosters critical thinking and problem-solving.
The MICA program at MUSE Global School is led by educator Russell Mallen, an MIT graduate in Electrical Engineering and Economics, who also serves as the Head of MUSE’s Science and Mathematics Program. Under his guidance, students are empowered to explore science and engineering with intellectual rigor, curiosity, and interdisciplinary creativity. Mallen’s leadership ensures MICA is seamlessly integrated into both the core academic framework and the passion-based projects that define the MUSE model.
The integration of MICA enhances the school’s focus on individualized and collaborative learning. Whether diving into robotics, environmental science, or biotechnology, students can pursue their interests while developing tangible skills for the future. As Dr. Hunter advocates, MICA helps students “march across disciplines,” empowering them to approach tomorrow’s challenges with innovative solutions.
The Santa Monica campus also welcomes a dynamic leadership team:
- Tressa Wyner, Head of School since 2024, brings over 20 years of educational expertise and a deep dedication to communication-based teaching and global awareness.
- Megan Grieco, Director of K–12, leads DEIJ integration, literacy initiatives, and passion-based academic design.
- Stephanie Cox, Global & Virtual Operations and Admissions Manager, will further strengthen community outreach and regional applications.
“Young people thrive in environments that challenge, inspire, and nurture holistic growth. Santa Monica’s culture and coastal beauty invite students to find joy in learning through their passions and nature. We’re thrilled to build our community here!” said Tressa Wyner, Head of School at MUSE Global School.
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MUSE Global School, 1220 2nd Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401
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