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Welcome from the Development Office
The Spring Hill School is a special place filled with families and educators who care deeply about the adventure of learning. Our community chooses Spring Hill because we believe in our school’s distinctive approach to education and our inspiring mission.
At Spring Hill, our students are seen, known, and loved—engaging in an irresistible journey of intellectual and creative discovery about themselves and the larger world. Together, we are proud to nurture a visionary school environment where students are equipped to become compassionate change-makers.
Our culture of generosity is rooted in these core school values: helping our children unfold their unique potential, develop as global citizens, and prepare to make a positive difference. Investing in Spring Hill's transformative education is a journey we can all take part in, with many ways to give and ensure our school thrives now and for generations to come.
There are many wonderful paths to supporting our students and making a lasting impact:
- The Spring Hill Fund: Ensuring a successful annual fund is a core priority each year. The Spring Hill Fund truly touches every corner of our campuses, directly supporting all school-wide programs.
- Fundraising Events: Getting involved in vibrant community-building events and seasonal fundraisers.
- Financial Aid: Providing crucial financial aid to support a diverse and thriving student body.
Every gift is deeply valued, makes a tangible difference, and is fully tax-deductible.
Thank you for partnering with us to make a Spring Hill education possible here in the North Bay. The Development Office looks forward to connecting with you, hearing your ideas, and sharing in your Spring Hill journey!
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Our school is made possible by a dedicated community of parents, caregivers, grandparents, and alumni who provide support. Your gifts, at every size, are a powerful contribution. No gift is too small. There are many ways to give.
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR ANNUAL FUND: THE SPRING HILL FUND
A blend of tuition, fundraising, and philanthropy ensures our independent school can flourish and offer a distinctive educational approach, which includes:
Strong Academics
Inquiry and project-based learning shapes our TK-8 program. Offering academics in all core subject areas, our approach also includes Spanish, Music, Art, and Physical Education multiple days per week across all grades, TK-8. At the preschool level, a Montessori foundation helps our youngest students embark on their learning journey in a holistically designed, nurturing environment.
Global Curriculum + Leadership
Tomorrow’s changemakers are today’s students. We value cultural literacy, social responsibility, and leadership. Our signature approach to learning for a global context begins at preschool with our Peace Education and focus on International Learning. In the elementary grades, our global curriculum centers on U.N. Sustainability Goals as well as local community service opportunities. In middle school, students identify a deep-dive creative research project based on a global issue and participate in an optional international service-learning experience.
STEAM Learning & Discovery
At The Spring Hill School, we know hands-on learning is fun and unlocks creative problem solving. For older students, science, technology, engineering, and the arts come together in our unique Innovation Lab and throughout inquiry-based learning in the classroom. In younger grades, workshops such as robot building and creative projects help students “explore-through-doing”. At our preschool, our young learners study nature’s cycles, weather, seasons, and botany. (They love learning about how the world works–and have fun tending our preschool chickens!)
Caring, Student-Centered Community
We are so glad to be known as a caring, connected community where students are seen, known, valued, and loved. Our teachers and students are intentional about cultivating kindness, empathy, and compassion. In TK-8 each morning starts with “advisory” or class meetings where students explore themes such as friendship, inclusivity, teamwork, and develop a sense of community. Faculty become mentors to students. And, at our close-knit campuses, students also learn and mentor other students in multi-generational buddy groups.