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Horace Mann School is incorporated as a nonprofit organization under the Education Law of New York State and holds a charter from the New York State Board of Regents. Horace Mann School is a 501 (c) (3) organization recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. The School is governed by a Board of Trustees whose thirty members include alumni and ...
Horace Mann School aims to provide a secure physical, social, and emotional environment for all students. The campuses of all five divisions are committed to using resources in an ecologically sound and sustainable manner. The physical plant is carefully maintained and upgraded to the highest security standards.
Curriculum. Horace Mann School cultivates in its students a broad general understanding of the foundational disciplines of humane learning and fosters a capacity for effective critical inquiry and authentic self-expression. Our core curriculum consists of comprehensive, traditional course sequences in Mathematics, Science, English and Language ...
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On Saturday, September 30 th, Horace Mann School will welcome alumni home while showcasing the best of HM today at the annual Homecoming and Reunions Celebration.HM alums from far and wide will join current students, parents, faculty, and staff at the school’s much-loved tradition of Homecoming Day.
Horace Mann School is unique in that it is the largest independent school in New York, and one of the largest in the country. Our size gives us the advantage of depth and breadth of program that many smaller schools cannot sustain, without sacrificing the smaller class sizes and strong faculty-student relationships that are a hallmark of ...
Jun 6, 2012 · June 6, 2012. From the elevated platform of the No. 1 train’s last stop at 242nd Street, you can just about see the lush 18-acre campus of the Horace Mann School. The walk from the station is ...
