High School

List of 7 items.

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  Harkness Method

  The majority of classes at the High School are taught using the Harkness method where students and faculty engage in collaborative discourse. Every student is expected to be an active participant in the discussion of ideas.
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  Capstone Program

  Students in Grade 12 may apply for the Capstone Program, an opportunity to engage in an extensive exploration of a passion or interest that is above and beyond classes offered at the High School.
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  College Counseling

  Ensworth’s four-year college counseling model assigns Grade 9 students to a college counselor who will advise them throughout their Ensworth career and help them identify their best college fit.
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  Arts & Athletics

  Performing arts ensembles are scheduled during the academic day allowing students to have both robust arts and athletics experiences.
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  Faculty Commons

  Faculty offices encircle student common areas, creating natural opportunities for students and faculty to interact outside the classroom.
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  Fitness Classes

  Health & Wellness is a priority; every student attends fitness class each semester throughout High School. The goal of the fitness program is to maximize every student’s physical abilities, while creating a love of a physically active lifestyle.
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  Clubs

  Students can participate in a variety of established clubs or create and lead their own. Examples include: Science Quiz Bowl, Literary Magazine, Model UN, and Robotics.