The Science Fair is a showcase of curiosity, creativity, and scientific discovery! Students from all grades present innovative projects to parents and staff across biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and environmental science. Our students use the Scientific Method in a step-by-step process to ask questions, do experiments, and find answers. It involves making observations, forming a hypothesis, testing it through experiments, analyzing the data, and drawing a conclusion. Our students love showing off their hard work and awesome hands-on experiments, to dive into cool questions and wow everyone with their discoveries! [...]

Steven has shown incredible growth in his graphic design skills here at High Road School of Harford County, and we’re proud to showcase a few of his recent projects that reflect both his technical abilities and artistic vision. In one piece, Steven created a dynamic cartoon-style scene of a rocket launching into space. With swirling smoke, twinkling stars, a satellite, and a planet encircled by a ring, the design captures a sense of energy and adventure. Another striking design features a silhouette of a person standing atop a [...]

Stephanie Hudson, a 10th-grade student at The High Road School of Harford County, has shown remarkable growth since joining the school in February 2024. One of Stephanie's standout qualities is her creativity. In her free time, she has developed a passion for making masks, a craft she has been honing for the past five years. Inspired by the creativity of others, Stephanie decided to create her own masks, drawing inspiration from nature, anime, animals, shows, Pinterest, and her own imagination.While Stephanie's creative process is fueled by these influences, she has faced challenges in [...]

High Road School of Harford County students recently had the opportunity to attend NorthBay Adventure Camp near Elk Neck State Park. While attending the overnight camp, students were able to experience transformative and unforgettable activities such as zip-lining, team-building activities, a high ropes course, and much more. In addition to NorthBay motivating the students to give their best effort while facing physical challenges, High Road educators also supported students as they learned social emotional skills such as connecting with new friends made while at camp, understanding the importance of nature through environmental studies, and improving self-confidence through [...]

In March, High Road School of Harford County invited families of students to our Annual International Day. Each classroom within the school adopted a different country, and throughout the month of March students became familiarized and educated themselves on their chosen country. The students engrossed themselves with the language, culture, geography, customs, and history of their chosen countries. When parents arrived, they went from classroom to classroom so they could experience how the students and staff used the information gathered to decorate their classrooms, cook must-try recipes from their chosen country, and watch presentations made by students about each country. [...]

"Re ad and Tell with Mrs. Mel" is a unique book club program that was started by Mrs. Mel and Mrs. Ashley in the hopes that students would find a love for reading while attending High Road School of Harford County. The book club encourages all students to become immersed in the magical world of reading as staff read aloud book series' and students follow along. At the end of each book, the Book Club has a "viewing party" with snacks and drinks while they watch the movie associated with the book. This year, the Book [...]

The High Road School of Harford County Boys to M.E.N.D. (motivate, explore, navigate and discipline)Program is a youth leadership initiative started by Mr. Nacier. The group teaches male students how to achieve personal growth through interactive meetings. Boys to M.E.N.D. creates a safe place for the students to share personal experiences, focuses on what turns a boy into a man, and develops their communication skills so they can thrive in the world. Learn more about our school today.

Adrian graduated from High Road School of Harford County last year and went on to attend Towson University School of Music on a Provost Scholarship. We are happy to report that Adrian is thriving at Towson U! He is majoring in music with a minor in Japanese and is enjoying his classes as well as the college experience. He recently stopped by the High Road School table that was set up in the student Union Center on campus, to say hi to Mr. Ben and Mr. Josh. Keep up the great work Adrian! For more information about Adrian's journey, [...]