Elizabeth Agnew
SEEK Independent Study Program
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The Scholars Engaged in Extending Knowledge (SEEK) program gives 7th and 8th grade students space to explore.
In SEEK, a student first enters the program with the desire to know more about a topic not covered in the middle school curriculum. She works with a faculty mentor or an expert in the field who helps her formulate questions and guide her research. All scholars complete a final product such as a publication, a performance, or an original composition that they present to the SEEK faculty committee as well as the middle school student body. This innovative program encourages interdisciplinary modes of thinking to help students develop knowledge, empathy, and the capacities with which to act. Through SEEK, students build upon the academic foundation learned at Harpeth Hall in real-world situations that will help them thrive in college and beyond.
"Whether it is engaging in the fascinating process, or extending the breadth of one’s knowledge, SEEK encourages students to explore and be curious for the sake of being curious. " — Elizabeth Lefler '25, reflecting on her SEEK project
2025 Student Projects
2024 Student Projects
Elise Amara '28
Adel Ambrose '28
Virginia Harper Bolin '29
Elyana Borek '28
Larkin Boyd '28
Avery Grace Cary '28
Ella Causey '28
Jane Cowan '28
Aadhya Gattu '29
Lizzie Griffin '28
Isla Hartmann '28
Bryn Johnson '29
London Meade '29
Victoria Messina '29
Eva Pearson '29
Gray Proctor '28
Kyreni Vidalakis '29
Fina Welhoelter '28