Culture

In its simplest form, the culture of a place might seem secondary. However, at The Habersham School, we view culture as the soul of the school. Rather than passively allowing culture to form, we strive to establish a culture of authentic friendship, whimsical curiosity, diligent learning, and Christ-centered habit formation. Our community-building programs such as the House System, Spirit Week events, and school dances are intentionally designed to develop this vision of campus culture.

Culture

In its simplest form, the culture of a place might seem secondary. However, at The Habersham School, we view culture as the soul of the school. Rather than passively allowing culture to form, we strive to establish a culture of authentic friendship, whimsical curiosity, diligent learning, and Christ-centered habit formation. Our community-building programs such as the House System, Spirit Week events, and school dances are intentionally designed to develop this vision of campus culture.

House System

The House System provides students with rich traditions and hands-on leadership opportunities that foster community, service, and hospitality through competition and student life. Students from every grade level are sorted into one of four houses: House of Washington, House of Pulaski, House of Madison, and House of Lafayette.

House of Pulaski

Surgemus.
We will rise.

House of Washington

Facta Non Verba
Deeds Not Words