Knox INTEGRITY Project

During a pivotal politically charged time in our nation’s history, when tensions are high and ideals are divided, Knox administrators and educators are stressing the core value of Integrity more than ever and teaching students the impact this value can have on empowering them as future leaders. With tightening budgets and limited resources, The Knox School is asking for your support so we can continue to advance our programming that not only keeps Integrity in the forefront but also teaches students the values of Respect, Responsibility, Courage, Kindness, and Scholarship. Every aspect of a Knox education empowers students while teaching them to be responsible citizens who value their community and give back on a local, regional and global level.


The Knox School is proud to offer opportunities for diverse groups of students who live domestically and also hail from around the world, all with varied interests and talents who may not always have access to the resources and opportunities that only a Knox education can provide. Our STEM program encourages students to think independently and strive to make a difference in a society where technology is continuously evolving. Knox Athletics teaches students the importance of sportsmanship, teamwork and self-discipline. Our students spread kindness through service learning projects that address topics such as ending world hunger and homelessness. For the 2018-2019 school year, The Knox School introduced several new student clubs while strengthening and formalizing existing ones. Our Civil Rights Alliance has been expanded into a formal Model United Nations club that traveled to Washington D.C. to participate in the Washington International Relations Conference. As our resident horses grow older, our Equine Welfare Club works hard to ensure that our horse retirement program continues to take care of our beloved animals and allows them a peaceful pathway to retirement. These are just a few examples of what we do to provide our students with the experiences that will help them be productive members of our global society beyond their Home Beside the Shore. The donation you make today will help us to expand and improve these programs as we continue to teach our students not just to adapt to the ever-changing world of today, but to be instruments of positive change in our global society.




“What I love the most about Knox is the diverse community. We are not only diverse in culture but diverse in interests, hobbies, opinions, and extracurricular activities. We have everything from an equestrian team, to a crew team, to a theatre production, all in one place working simultaneously together, and not just accepting our differences but embracing them.”   - Vassia Tassiopolous ( Knox Student Ambassador)