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Flying Horse Sculpture Show

The 16th Annual Flying Horse Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit runs August 30–November 30, 2025. Explore over 50 sculptures, plus sculptures from our permanent collection, all free and open daily from dawn to dusk. Children and leashed dogs are welcome, provided they are accompanied by adult supervision.

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We See Infinite Possibilities

We’ve designed our curriculum to help you create your own way forward, explore new ideas, stretch your abilities, imagine the infinite possibilities that lie before you—and then turn them into realities. Our faculty members will challenge you to work harder than you ever have before, and by digging deep you will transform your intellectual mind and your sense of self. There are innumerable ways to move through the Pingree curriculum. Our trimester system, along with the abundance of one-term courses available, enable students to take full advantage of the choice our curriculum offers. And because course placement takes into account a number of factors, such as grade level and academic performance, every student’s schedule is truly unique to them. 

Pingree Pillars

Navigate complex information by gathering, exploring, and assessing sources with adaptive and flexible thinking

Communicate effectively through written, spoken, non-verbal, and creative means

Originate in thought and action with imagination, confidence, creativity, and an innovative spirit

Participate fully in the life of the community by collaborating, asking questions, initiating ideas, taking risks, and leading by example

Relate with empathy by seeking to understand diverse perspectives while being mindful of the impact of actions and words on others and on the environment

Explore Our Curriculum


 

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Art Department

Explore the arts

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English Department

Explore English

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History & Social Sciences

Explore History

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Math & Technology

Explore Math & Technology

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Science Department

Explore Science

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World Languages

Explore World Languages

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Credit Requirements

Our core classes guide you toward the foundational knowledge and skills you'll need to excel in college and beyond. Faculty members will advise you closely along the way, always available to listen, encourage, support, and inspire. Students must successfully complete courses including:
 

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Please note: 1 credit = 1 full-credit trimester course

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Academic Program

What's in an h-block?

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What's an H-Block?

With an ever-changing list of electives , you can participate in a rich variety of classes beyond your core subjects. Most H-block electives are pass/fail and provide conflict-free time for you to try out new courses an d take intellectual risks. Courses range from Failure Analysis in Engineering to Hip-Hop Grooves to Introduction to Debate.

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