Thought Leadership

This year, the STEM team and all three Centers of Excellence (The Foundry, the Marine Science Center and the Black Dolphin) were fully engaged as students took time to immerse themselves in STEAM for a week.

The Harbour School is championing a different pathway to success that confronts some long-held myths about education and how it should shape students. Primary Principal Christine Greenberg rethinks these myths while discussing the rigor and value of experiential learning.

It's year one of Model United Nations (MUN) at The Harbour School and we are excited for THS students to take advantage of this opportunity. MUN is a truly meaningful activity for middle and high school students.

Food is undoubtedly the bridge connecting people all over the world and the mutual friend between you and someone you just met. It’s like the door to a whole new world.

This blog was written by Moonbeam AI without human intervention.

Project Zero, housed at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, is an intellectual wellspring, working toward more enlightened educational processes and systems that support learners, individually and in community, to thrive in, reflect on, contribute to, and change the world in which they will live.

The Mid-Autumn Festival, which is also known as the Mooncake festival, is the second most important festival in Chinese culture, falling short only to the Chinese New Year. Read on to learn how THS students are encouraged to explore the vast history of this festival!

The school year has gotten off to a great start! THS students are spending time with their teachers setting goals, expectations and gearing up for the year ahead.