As we begin to pursue the ambitious goals outlined in our recently approved strategic plan and look toward our next chapter of growth and impact, our board of trustees is also welcoming new leadership. After 15 years as board chair, David Peterson is passing the gavel to Carol Kenney.
As he prepares to head to the University of Pennsylvania to study biochemistry, Rasan Hoskins carries forward the values of leadership, service, and community first cultivated at Harlem Academy.
Yesterday, we celebrated our 15th Commencement and graduated the largest eighth grade class in HA's history, a milestone moment. The ceremony was made even more meaningful by one of our most cherished practices: classmates introducing one another through stories that reveal how each graduate embodies our School Creed.
What started as one student reading to another at lunch soon grew into a student-led book club, with sixth graders gathering in their free time to explore books together.
I’m proud to share that our entry commons has been dedicated as the J. Bruce Llewellyn Commons, honoring a Harlem-born entrepreneur and philanthropist whose life so clearly reflects our School Creed.
From identity and ancestry to faith, love, and growing up, poetry offers a beautiful window into our eighth graders’ inner lives. Listen to students’ original poems and click to explore the full anthology.
Harlem Academy is an independent school (grades K-8) that drives equity of opportunity for promising students, guiding them to thrive at the highest academic levels and one day make a mark on the world.