BOARDING HOUSE
We?re home to an uncommonly diverse group of students, faculty, and staff who are fully engaged in the community experience. Our faculties live homes attached to dorms, our day students stay on campus long after classes have ended, and our boarding students come from all over the country and around the world.

We have home-style dinners and school picnics; we have regular visits to local attractions, we have week gatherings, where community members share stories, songs, and ideas that matter to them. Our dorm parents develop programs both intellectual (debates about ethics and leadership) and entertaining. And we have easy access to amazing things off campus ? or just into town for a great slice of pizza.

No matter who you are, you?re part of an exceptionally smart and incredibly warm global family when you?re at Harvest campus.
The short guide to life at Harvest
Mentor
Your mentor will help you navigate your academic path at Harvest, but your relationship will transcend the classroom. You?ll meet with your mentor for regular check-ins and share meals with their mentee group on a regular basis. If you have questions, need a helping hand, or just want to share some good news, your advisor will want to hear about it. Mentors at Harvest are there for their students.

Canvas
Here, you?ll find all of your homework assignments and engage in discussions with your classmates and teachers about upcoming projects, classroom assignments, and assessment topics.

Community
Every Wednesday we gather in Auditorium for announcements, class contests, pep rallies, guest speakers, awards and other activities. It?s run by students, for students ? and there?s always a surprise in store!