Summit provides meaningful learning that lasts a lifetime.
We inspire and we equip each student for a rich journey of lifelong learning.
Young children are strong, capable, and filled with wonder.
We engage the whole child.
Think again. And again.
Children with dyslexia learn differently.
Read our alumni magazine featuring alumni updates and a feature story about Summit's Idea Shop spotlighting innovation and entrepreneurship.
The doing, the thinking, and the feeling (what one might call passion) are interwoven in the lives and in the learning of our Summit students and those who educate them.
View our publication, Doug Lewis and George Chandler '63: Celebrating the Lives Inspired by Leadership in Learning.
"Here we nourish all who come, especially children. We answer needs, enliven hopes, spur talents."
Summit School mourns the loss of former Head of School Doug Lewis.
Enjoy this video produced by current parent, Marina Davis, with music composed by Summit faculty member Trevor Keitt.
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March, the school responded swiftly to make a smooth transition for our students and families and our faculty quickly adapted to relationship-based distance learning. Together we transformed campus into a safe place for students and teachers. While our campus may look different and our teaching methods have had to be flexible, we stayed Summit.
This year's Summit News and State of the School Report are a declaration of resilience and a testament to resourcefulness.
The 20-21 school year began August 25 with a nearly full on-campus attendance, as well as 45 students at home using video-based and online learning--something we call hybrid.