Academics

Our campus serves as an extension of the classroom. Lower School students plant gardens, collect specimens, build birdhouses, and explore trails. Outdoor learning fosters ecological responsibility and hands-on science skills.

In this annual course, seniors engage in a journey of ethical reflection and social impact, inspired by Quaker principles.

Using 3D pens and other materials, Middle School students design re-creations of ancient structures, hieroglyphics, pyramids, and more. In addition to the crafting artifacts, each student develops a presentation.

In Grade 4, students select a historical figure to research, then team up with our Theater Department to write and perform dialogues that put these diverse figures in conversation with each other.

In this quarter-long class that all grade 5 and 6 students take, students practice public speaking, how to make arguments, frame issues, and see multiple sides of a problem.

The Upper School Fall Production, an immersive play, retold classic fairytales. Instead of sitting, audience members followed characters around the theater, which had been transformed into a fairytale village by foreboding music, dark shadows, woodland scenes scattered amongst the unused seats, and seven partitioned rooms at the back of the stage.