Advisory

A Familial Support System

We take our role in loco parentis very seriously. Each advisory group consists of one faculty advisor and 4-6 advisees of the same class year. In addition to weekly structured time in this small group where students and faculty can discuss relevant, important social-emotional development topics, advisors also serve as a daily touchpoint for students.

Advisory Curriculum

From a morning greeting walking across campus to a quick sit down during office hours or a snack break at the country store, advisors know their advisees well and act as the first point of contact between parents, students, and teachers. Guided by the social-emotional growth model, the advisory curriculum brings mentorship, structure, and guidance to the student experience and incorporates important soft skills into each student's overall development.

Highlights of New Hampton School's Advisory Curriculum Include:

List of 5 items.

Small, age-appropriate student groups matched carefully with an advisor
A year-by-year, step-by-step curriculum from 9th grade to graduation
Common-language conversations through programs such as Project Wayfinder, One Love Foundation and Catch My Breath
Recommended talking points and activities
On campus faculty who know and see their advisees throughout the day