Hyde School demands high performance from its students in sciences, math, history, and language arts, while still requiring them to participate in extracurricular activities.
Study skills are a part of each discipline, as is character development.
The community considers itself a place of self-discovery and challenge, where curiosity, courage, and intergrity are encouraged. Parental involvement is key at the Hyde School. Parents are expected to participate in family education programs, which help them to better understand their role as the child's primary instructor. Panelist Dr. Gail Foster presented dramatic testimony recently on school choice before the House Education and Workforce Committee.