Brief sketches follow here of several individuals of the Hebron community. They comprise but a few examples of the special individuals who truly make Hebron Hebron. William Chase, Senior Member of the Faculty Bill is Chair of the History Department, an Advanced Placement Reader who has been honored by the College Board for excellence and cited by Hebron's student body for distinguished teaching. Classes often include debate as a way to stimulate awareness of historical issues and to gain command of a broad body of specific information. Debating puts material in context and teaches students to see different points of view.
Students begin to view government with an eye for the values it expresses.
With kindness, with love and compassion, with this feeling that is the essence of brotherhood, sisterhood, one will have inner peace. With her gentle touch of caring, students encounter the joy of service through Community Service Program and Diversity Committee. I didn't know where I was going and didn't have a map to get there. I remember going back to Hebron and talking with Dr. Davidson who had been my teacher. I got going again.