Academics
High School (Grades 9-12)
Campbell Hall’s high school program is inquiry-based and student-centered. Our 75-minute rotating block schedule allows students the time and flexibility to engage in research, lecture, discussion, group work, and project-based learning. Our curriculum evolves to meet the needs of today’s learners, and we provide a mix of course offerings designed to challenge and inspire.
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Accelerated Courses
Students can choose from a wide range of honors courses and 24 Campbell Hall Advanced Inquiry (CHAI) and Advanced Placement (AP) classes across multiple disciplines. -
Online Study Programs (Grades 10-12)
Online study programs allow students to pursue advanced coursework, explore specialized subjects, and develop independent study skills. Campbell Hall students have taken accredited online courses from Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY), Brigham Young University (BYU), and Stanford Online High School. Past courses include Multivariable Calculus, German, American Sign Language, Physics: Electricity & Magnetism, and Early Childhood Education. -
Independent Studies (Grade 12)
Seniors may pursue self-designed independent studies in areas of personal academic interest, guided by faculty mentors. Recent projects include: The Literary Landscape; The Intersection of Art, Design and Fashion; Structural Mechanics, Nuclear Energy and Technology; Advanced Engineering; Writing & Development of Film: The Jagiellon Dynasty (1385 - 1569); Kinesiology, Data Structure & Algorithms; Anatomie (en français); Computational Linguistics through Text Analytics; Game Design Using Unity; and American Legacies of Race. -
Experiential Education
Campbell Hall experiential education trips connect students’ learning to the real world as they build independence, deepen relationships with their peers, and experience personal growth. Trips include Montana de Oro, Lake Hughes, and Moab, Utah. -
College Counseling
With a dedicated college counseling team of four full-time professionals, each student is expertly guided through the college process. Throughout our comprehensive, four-year program, students begin to see this journey through the lens of self-discovery, curiosity, confidence, and authenticity. College week gives seniors a week in early fall to either plan off-campus interviews and college visits or engage in on-campus workshops on application writing, interview practice, financial aid, and more.
9-12 Curriculum
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Why CHAI?
An Exploration of Campbell Hall Advanced Inquiry (CHAI) Courses
A pivotal 2016 report by the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Making Caring Common Project, endorsed by over 150 college admissions deans nationwide, called for a shift in how student achievement is defined, emphasizing intellectual engagement over traditional metrics.In response, Campbell Hall conducted a thorough review of its curriculum to identify courses that foster inquiry-driven learning. The school reassessed its Advanced Placement offerings and, guided by these findings, began developing a distinctive set of college-level courses rooted in deep, meaningful academic exploration known as Campbell Hall Advanced Inquiry (CHAI).
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