Student Life

“Feeling like I am “home” means more than a physical space. Home means that things will be consistent or at least predictable. Home means that I have people around me that care how I am doing and will help me when I need it. In short, home is a place where I can be myself.”

Dr. ERIC Stone

Emphasizing personal growth and community, Eagle Hill’s Student Life Department provides a home-like environment where students can explore their interests through various academic, extracurricular, and social activities.

Small class sizes allow for personalized attention from teachers, fostering a close-knit community that honors the individual and values learning diversity. Outside the classroom, students can engage in various clubs, sports, and artistic pursuits, promoting a well-rounded education and encouraging lifelong friendships.

Home is a seemingly simple word that in actuality does not need a whole sentence around it to convey its message. It can mean something a little different to everyone, while at the same time, its meaning is universally understood.

The Student Life Department believes Home is where you find your people. It is where you celebrate your successes, where you prepare to challenge your comfort zones, and where it is okay to make a mistake and learn from it. Home is where you reflect, learn, and make a new plan. You set goals and you learn how to achieve them. You will find the student life administrative offices in the WHIKS Student Union because home is where you can sit down with friends and mentors, talk about your day, and sit and be present with one another.

Opportunity Awaits

Every student deserves the opportunity to experience all that the academic journey has to offer. The Student Life Department intentionally creates a comfortable environment that both reinforces the lessons taught during the class day and encourages our students to explore their extracurricular and personal interests.

Eagle Hill School fosters a spirit of community and encourages involvement and engagement both in and out of the classroom. Students develop and nurture life skills necessary for college and beyond through participation in the student life program that is much more than the dormitories on campus.