Clare Hollow

  • Walled in on all sides, each corner with statue (greek gods?)
  • Offices in connected tree houses
  • Home Names
    • Fox End
      • Mine
    • Ba Sing Se
      • Eric's
    • The Nest
      • Mom's
    • The Aerie
      • Kayla's
  • Guest houses
    • Friends/relatives
    • Academic visitors
  • Large meeting place
    • Perhaps in woods?
  • General Place Names
    • Aslan's How/Cair Paravel/Dancing Lawn
    • Mindelan/Haven/Pirate's Swoop
  • Life-sized chess set
  • "Beyond Here There Be Dragons" inscribed in gate over exit
  • Tunnels
  • Joan of Arc statue
  • Annual Harvest Feast
  • Motto: Ex virtute, veritate. Ex veritate, sapientia. Ex sapientia, libertas. (From courage, truth. From truth, wisdom. From wisdom, freedom.)

Clare Hollow School

  • Mascot: Winged Narwhal
  • Colors: Navy and silver
  • Motto: Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.
    • "I will either find a way or make one"
  • Entirely contained in walled castle
    • Residential houses have own areas within walls
  • On hill, wooded drive
  • Portraits
  • Cecilia Payne monument
  • Sit-down dinners
  • Professors live at Clare Hollow
  • Daily tea
  • House System
    • Adlebourne
      • Light blue and white
      • Owl
      • Heads: Kayla and Tommy
    • Haverhill
      • Red and bronze
      • Fox
      • Heads: Ryan and Eric
      • Motto: In boca al lupo
        • "In the mouth of the wolf"
    • Ettonhurst
      • Green and yellow
      • Stag
    • Whittenworth
      • Black and purple
      • Bear
  • Entry during 8th and 9th grade
  • Classes
    • Math
      • Students divided up into levels and are taught according to ability and interest over their years at CH, not set courses
    • English
      • Junior year English consists of solo, student-selected reading and student-teacher meetings
    • World Cultures
    • Language
      • Any language a student wants to learn, we will find a way to teach
    • "The Buried Life"
      • Senior year
      • Self-awareness and purpose exploration
  • Study abroad
    • 9th grade summer spent volunteering around the country during the summer
    • 11th grade semester spent in three locations of their choosing, involving learning and service projects
  • Stress the formation of social bonds
  • Wednesdays are half days
  • Morning briefings on world events
aug 30 2011 ∞
jan 20 2012 +