High Mowing School | Private Waldorf High School in Wilton, NH

HIGH MOWING IS...
a strong academic foundation
athletic excellence
performing arts
connecting with the land
diverse artistic training
preparation for life
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75 years of community and tradition

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Upcoming Events

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Feb

18

Hilltop Circus
2/18/2022 to 2/19/2022
Apr

30

May Day
4/30/2022

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December 09 | Biotechnology

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Biotechnology is an elective science class open to all high school students during the December trimester. In this lab, Logan ‘23 practices his pipetting technique. This track class is designed to expose students to the industry of biotechnology. Modern biotechnology is a quickly growing field that utilizes technology based on bio-molecular and cellular process to create products and procedures to improve the health of humans and the health of the Earth. In this course students explore both the laboratory techniques and the societal issues that are often interwoven into modern developments.
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December 11 | Climate Change & Sustainability

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In Sarah Griggs' Climate Change and Sustainability three-week block class, students explore the many factors contributing to our changing climate as well ways individuals can make a conscious effort to live in harmony with the natural world in order for ecological balance to remain intact. Students discuss the greenhouse effect and how humans enhance this life-supporting global attribute by examining different types of scientific data to help better understand how climate has fluctuated in Earth’s history and how this change has been increased exponentially since the industrial revolution. The course also explores how humans can be more conscious global citizens and act to counter the changes that are being observed globally. #sustainability #climatechange #greenhouseeffect #socialresponsibility #hmsjourney
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December 16 | Engineering Design

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Electric Race Car Building with HMS faculty member and Pine Hill alum Tobin Peyton-Levine '01 is an elective class that gives students a short introduction to a handful of concepts surrounding electric motors, gear ratios, electricity (current and voltage) as well as engineering design. The goal of the course is to gain a better understanding of how modern technologies are used to drive motion. The course culminates in teams building miniature race cars to demonstrate the concepts that are presented throughout the course.
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December 18 | The Flowering of English

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In Wendy Bruneau’s “Flowering of English” class, students explore the history and beauty of the English language. Students have researched the etymology of words and indicated their place of origin on a world map. Students also create timelines showing the important events in the evolution of the English language. The literal meanings of idioms are also explored in this class and represented with comic book style student illustrations.
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December 20 |Intro to Psychology

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In Sarah Griggs’ introduction to Psychology class, students explore the scientific and systematic study of human behavior and mental processes. In this elective class open to all, students also learn about the methods and ethical considerations that psychologists employ to learn more within their field of study.
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November 27 | Thankful

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This Thanksgiving season, our students remind us that every day is the day to reflect upon what we are thankful for. Several High Mowing students share their thoughts on gratitude in this short video. At High Mowing School, we are most grateful for our community of students, teachers, staff, volunteers, alumni, and supporters. Thank you to all and Happy Thanksgiving. #gratitude #usboardingschool #hmsjourney
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October 11 | Surveying & Trigonometry

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Grade 10 students in the Surveying and Trigonometry class have been busy on the oval this week taking measurements and creating maps of the oval utilizing transits and other surveying tools. #surveying #transits #trigonometry #handsonlearning #hmsjourney
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October 20 | Girls Soccer

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The Girls Soccer team had a great Pink Socks game with Marianapolis on Saturday. Here are a few exciting moments! @bensound #girlssoccer #gohmsdragons #hmsdragons @marianapolis #black_rock_fc
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October 29 | Black Rock Soccer Programs

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Here are the faces of the @black_rock_fc teams at @highmowingschool Go HMS Dragons!#hmsdragons #hssoccer #hmssoccer
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High Mowing School

222 Isaac Frye Highway, Wilton NH 03086
(603) 654-2391 phone (603) 654-6588 fax

Founded in 1942, High Mowing School is an accredited Waldorf co-educational school serving day, boarding, and homestay students in Wilton, NH, from early childhood through grade 12. HMS is a place to grow intellectually, artistically, and socially while living and learning with students from across town and around the world. Accredited by NEASC and AWSNA (high school current; lower school in process).