The support system, which is available to a limited number of enrolled students, is integrated into the school day. Our emphasis is on the entire family participating in prevention and education efforts. A Health Forum is conducted every year in the Upper School to help our students make good decisions concerning their health and future. Our Mission Statement includes a commitment to volunteer and community service. Middle and Upper School students perform service at agencies and locations throughout Hampton Roads.
Students learn to recognize problems in the community and to develop relevant service projects.
We believe that Community Service enhances awareness of responsibility to school and community and broadens student education through involvement with those in need. Our Parent Teacher Association is very active, sponsoring our two major fund-raising events, the Grand Auction and the annual family picnic, as well as bringing into the school programs to entertain and to inform the students. Officers are elected annually by the parents in the Association. Representatives from the faculty and administration attend meetings. While our students are not required to wear uniforms and while dress is viewed as a means of individual expression, students are asked to adhere to certain standards of dress.