The Hawbridge School community engages in a learning partnership. Students develop the skills, values, and strategies required to master the challenging curriculum and to pursue lifelong learning and personal growth.
Relationships based on mutual respect honor individual learning preferences and create an environment that is intellectually, emotionally, and physically healthy.
Our vision is of an enduring, intimate and caring community of educators, parents, and students, working together to create an environment where all students thrive.
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We don’t just give students an education and experiences that set them up for success in a career. We help them succeed in their career—to discover a field they’re passionate about and dare to lead it.
Earlier this week, AP Psychology students constructed candy neurons in class. They created these models to better understand what a neuron looks like and how it works. These were some good looking (and tasting) models!
The Fall Festival is coming SOON! Tickets are available now through 10/13. The festival is 10/15. Capture the Flag, Great Food, Kids' Activities, Local Music, and Good Fellowship. Join us!
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Join us for an afternoon of community and fun, and help raise funds for playground and recreation equipment for both Upper & Lower Schools!Cassie Dalton Vanessa Dalton Jeremiah wants to go again this year. Either of y’all wanna go?
Our Upper School Student Council President, Riley Hoffmeier has organized a monthly trash pick-up at the Saxapahaw Lake, the next one being Thursday! It is free and fun! If you are interested in participating, email riley.[email protected]. So far they have filled 15 bags of trash!
Farm Clean-up Day September 30 9-2
To prepare for the Fall Festival, and to help one of our dedicated community farms, please consider volunteering at Haw River Mushrooms between 9 and 2 on Saturday, September 30. Pizza lunch provided if you’re there midday. Please consider a 9-11 or 12-2 shift if you can join for part of the time. Yard tools are helpful (loppers, hedge trimmers, etc) if you have them. Please email [email protected] if you know ahead you can make it (or just show up)!
Make-up pictures will be taken on Wednesday, Sept. 27th in the morning at the Lower School and midday at the Upper School!
Please join us for another sock drive in October! Ms. Liz (upper school biology teacher) will be collecting new socks for kids, women, and men to donate to local homeless shelters. Look for donation boxes at the front door of the lower and upper school. Last year our school collected over 200 socks. Feel free to wear fun, fresh, funky socks to school to celebrate Socktober!