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From TI calculators to AI exploration, Harpeth Hall’s STEM evolution continues, charting the future of education and preparing girls for groundbreaking discoveries and careers.
From TI calculators to AI exploration, Harpeth Hall’s STEM evolution continues, charting the future of education and preparing girls for groundbreaking discoveries and careers.
Embarking on an urban adventure, 7th grade students used downtown Nashville as their classroom for a scavenger hunt that would lead them through the history of the city’s government.
It is important for our girls to know that life doesn't always have to be about moving from one task to another or filling empty space with devices and distractions. There is power in being comfortable in our own company. Sometimes, the best thing we can do is simply sit with our thoughts. We are giving our minds a rest and letting our creativity and emotions breathe.
Each year, 5th and 6th grade students role-play in BizTown’s hands-on simulation of a miniature town, taking on positions as employees, consumers, and business owners to gain valuable insights in financial literacy, teamwork, and decision-making.
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It is important for our girls to know that life doesn't always have to be about moving from one task to another or filling empty space with devices and distractions. There is power in being comfortable in our own company. Sometimes, the best thing we can do is simply sit with our thoughts. We are giving our minds a rest and letting our creativity and emotions breathe.
No other profession is filled with more hope for the future than teaching. Through the years, we may see students flounder at certain times, and then, before our eyes, we see them grow and change and gain confidence and ultimately soar. When a 5th grade teacher sees a former student walk down Souby Lawn at graduation, she often marvels and delights at the kind, caring, courageous young woman she has become. We have faith in our students’ expanded capacities and wisdom, or we would not spend time doing what we do. We also have the privilege and satisfaction of witnessing their growth during their time at Harpeth Hall.