We know that you want to see your student reach their highest potential and the quality of education they receive is an important part of their journey to the top. It will help to lay the foundation they build upon and will have an effect on the types of jobs they can hold, but more importantly, the kind of impact they can create.

Choosing a school is a personal decision, as it has a lifetime impact for families who invest in their children.

Summit School creates a learning environment that fosters world-changers who are observant, compassionate, and aren’t afraid to take action. Our curriculum is project-based, which encourages learning by application rather than memorization. Small groups are used to develop intangible social-emotional skills that come with teamwork and hands-on learning. Summit works to spark intellectual curiosity and create a place where experimentation and failure are an important part of learning. We encourage positive thinking and a joyful perspective, where academics are seamlessly integrated with emotional development. Many of our teachers hold advanced degrees, are published authors, and are keynote speakers at national conferences. Our classroom sizes remain small to ensure every student is known and valued.

We know this is an important decision for your child and family.  Our admissions process will guide you every step of the way to help determine if Summit is a good fit for your child.

Please note, Summit School accepts students with special needs whose needs can be met with differentiated instruction within the mainstream classroom. Parents need to consult with the Summit Admissions Office to determine that Summit has appropriate resources to serve the student.

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Rigorous Academics

An innovative, integrated curriculum develops core academic knowledge and skills among all students. Students engage in academic experiences designed to meet personal and differentiated needs. A deep understanding of academic content is demonstrated through the development of global, economic, civic, health, environmental, digital, media, and informational literacy.

Athletics

Our students get the unique opportunity to engage in a wide array of elementary and middle school sports. We offer flag football, volleyball, cross country, cheer and dance, intramural sports, basketball, and golf.

World's Best Teachers

If you think that’s a stretch then you don’t know our teachers. We have industry-leading experts guiding our students into remarkable areas of study. Our teachers are rockstars. Without them, Summit would just be another school.

Fine Arts

Summit features a nationally-recognized art program and a distinguished music program. These are cornerstones of our liberal arts curriculum and serve to facilitate critical thinking and creativity in every one of our students.

Technology and Robotics

The technology curriculum at Summit School is integrated with grade level units of study during the year, whenever possible. Through collaborative and individual activities, technology projects enhance and expand classroom learning through meaningful activities. Summit boasts an impressive robotics program offered to our middle school students.

Parent Involvement

One of our core beliefs at Summit is that parents should be very involved in their child’s learning and development. We never exclude parents but continuously encourage them to be as involved as possible in their child’s education at Summit.

Faculty & Staff

Get to know our award-winning faculty and staff.

Innovative Curriculum

Learn more about our STEAM-based curriculum.

Athletics

Check out our sports schedules as well as results from all of our teams.

Student Life

What is life like on Summit’s campus? Click here to find out. Our students are involved in a wide array of curricular and extra-curricular activities.

Summit School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, gender identity, religion, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, disability or protected genetic information when considering admission, employment or educational policies.

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