Through focused core curriculum, experiential learning, community mindset and curiosity about the world around us, Harbor School fosters the joy of learning in all students.

The Four Pillars

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Strong Academic Foundation

A focused core curriculum builds confidence in reading, writing, mathematics, science, and aitical thinking while encouraging creativity and problem-solving.

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Low student-to-teacher ratios allow educators to know each student deeply and respond to their individual strengths and needs.

Small Classes,
Big Relationships

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Education shouldn't be confined to a classroom. Travel study, outdoor education, and service learning are integral to the student experience.

Experiential
Learning

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Students learn within a caring community where kindness, collaboration, responsibility, and respect foster confidence in every student.

Community
and Belonging

By the Numbers

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6:1

student teacher ratio

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30%

of students utilize tuition assistance

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22+ Years

of average teaching experience

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30+ Days

learning outside of classroom walls

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100%

travel study participation

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2

Community Gardens

1 Troll

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What Our Community Is Saying

  • …the most important feeling that we were all left with was one of having worked hard for our community. There was work that needed to be done and there was a community appreciative of our efforts. This left all of us with a sense of satisfaction that our work had contributed to the beauty, health, and forward movement of our community.

    — Harbor School Alumn

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