Welcome To The Habersham School
What is classical Christian education?
Learn why we care about who our students are becoming as much as what they are learning.
How does Habersham partner with parents?
As a community of faith and learning, we are in covenant with parents and with God in a shared mission and vision.
What is our Portrait of a Graduate?
At Habersham, we begin with the end in mind — our Portrait of a Graduate.
Our Mission
Partnering with God as His servants in seeking the restoration of His image in our students through education.
Who We Are
Habersham emphasizes thinking, problem-solving, creativity, ingenuity – all the skills needed to be inventive, whether in science, math, the arts, or humanities. We teach students how to learn, and give them the tools of learning, so they retain their love of learning. We are determined to develop students able to navigate the complex waters of the 21st century and inspire others in their wake. This vision is based on the time-honored tradition of Classical education and an unapologetic commitment to the truth of Christ.
Small Classes, Strong Relationships
Relationships are central to who we are. A remarkable student-teacher ratio of 8:1 enables individual attention and abundant opportunities for each student to explore, speak, discover, and lead. Further, students will learn to take the risks needed to truly explore when they know they are in a safe place – a place where failure is seen as an opportunity to learn something new.
A Culture of Thinking & Independence
Habersham seeks to develop students who take responsibility and work hard while developing skills of active thinking, effective communicating, disciplined self-governing, and integrated understanding.
Thinking Means Learning — Charlotte Mason
Brain studies about neuroplasticity now prove Charlotte Mason’s 100-year-old methods of how the mind is formed and how we learn. We support her notion, “The one who does the thinking does the learning.” This often counters the modern notion, “the one who memorizes the answer or completes the most worksheets does the learning.”
Inspiration & Imagination
Charlotte Mason’s methodology defines and informs Habersham’s emphasis on “the one who does the thinking does the learning.” Applying Ms. Mason’s influence, Habersham aims to instill personal virtues such as excellent manners and habits along with an interest in nature and picture studies.
Classical Pedagogy
Habersham seeks to develop students who take responsibility and work hard while developing skills of active thinking, effective communicating, disciplined self-governing, and integrated understanding.
About Habersham
Our Mission
Partnering with God as His servants in seeking the restoration of His image in our students through education.
Admissions
At The Habersham School, we believe excellence in education begins when we share a common educational philosophy with families and cooperate both in goals and in methods.
Academics
Question. Investigate. Dialogue. Create.
The educational philosophy of The Habersham School involves an integrated approach, where meaning and purpose underpin every aspect.
Arts
Beauty. Goodness. Truth.
Where goodness and truth exist, there you will find beauty.
Athletics
Body. Mind. Soul.
All For One.
School Life
Thoughtfully engaged. Culturally aware. Community minded.
Testimonials
Atmosphere of Joy
The Whole Child
Community
From The Blog
Consider This
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Why Liturgy? The Habits that Shape Us
Liturgy initially appears to be a fancy word. Some would call it a fifty-cent word…. Read More
Rooted in Christ
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College Acceptances
Here are some of the colleges into which our students have been accepted.
