They appreciate a boy for what he is and where he is in his development. In classes that average twelve students, they help each individual establish lifelong study habits and set standards for quality. Eaglebrook's teachers have the skill not only to challenge the very able, but to make learning exciting for those who need close supervision. A t the heart of the school is the shared life of teachers and boys working together.
Teachers make learning an adventure and watch over each boys' personal growth.
They set the academic tone, coach the teams, serve as dormitory parents, and are available for a boy when he needs a friend. They motivate boys to reach beyond the easily attained and help them realize that mistakes can lead to progress.