The Hawbridge School is set in a beautifully restored historic cotton mill on the banks of the Haw River. The school features an experiential and project-based curriculum that is woven this year into five interdisciplinary units: Pottery, Textiles, the River, Power and Energy, and Sustainable Environment.
The Hawbridge School has the tools and innovative curriculum that enable students to thrive and succeed: state-of-the-art computers, a wireless network, a photography lab and darkroom, special programs on the environment, river stewardship and sustainable agriculture, an excellent art program, and math and science courses taught by Ph.D.s.
The Hawbridge School is a public school that primarily serves students in the following districts:
- Alamance County Schools
- Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
- Chatham County Schools
- Durham County Schools
- Orange County Schools
Students from any school district in North Carolina may attend free of charge. During 2007-2008, students from eight districts commute to the school. Public School: No Tuition.
The Hawbridge School welcomes visitors! For further information about the school or about admissions, or to arrange a site visit, meet our staff and students, or tour our beautiful facility, please phone: (336) 376-1122 or email: info@hawbridgeschool.org.
Please note: It is the policy of the Board of Directors, faculty and administrators of Hawbridge School to maintain, conscientiously and pro-actively, an environment that is free of drugs, alcohol, violence, weapons, and tobacco.
The Hawbridge School
1735 Saxapahaw-Bethlehem Church Road
Saxapahaw, North Carolina 27340
(336) 376-1122
www.hawbridgeschool.org