Alumni Success Stories
Academic excellence and increased social confidence characterize Highlands School alumni. From the moment a student enrolls at Highlands, dedicated educators work together to prepare that student to self-advocate. Teachers help students change how they perceive their own ability to control the situations they encounter. Our students understand that they can, and will, succeed when they apply the strategies learned during their time at The Highlands School!
Our alumni have gone on to attend the following high schools:
- Archbishop Curley High School
- Calvert Hall College High School
- Catholic High School
- Concordia Preparatory School
- Friends School of Baltimore
- Harford Christian School
- Harford Technical High School
- John Carroll High School
- Lab School of Baltimore
- Loyola High School
- Maryvale Preparatory School
- Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
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Alumni News…
KUBRA
We’re thrilled to celebrate Kubra, a proud Trailblazers 4-H Member and 2024 THS graduate! Kubra qualified to represent Harford County with her dog Kody at the Maryland State Fair’s 4-H Dog Show on September 7, 2024. After months of dedication and hard work, Kubra and Kody earned a fantastic 1st place in Showmanship and 2nd place in Obedience! A huge shoutout to Kubra, Kody, and Ms. Lisa for their incredible efforts.
Congratulations, Kubra! We are so proud of you and all you’ve accomplished!
ALEXANDER & HENRY
Alexander and Henry are starting their senior and freshman years of high school, respectively. They have such fond memories of Highlands School and their teachers. This year, Alexander is taking AP Psychology, and when the class was being assessed for background knowledge, he was the only student who could answer questions about the human brain and how it communicates. He casually said, “These things are common sense,” but I truly believe that what he learned at Highlands made a huge difference for him.
I just wanted to express my gratitude. I remember how challenging it was at times for Alexander to memorize this information, but it really did pay off. I’m thrilled to share that Alexander took advantage of an early admissions cycle and has already been accepted to Montclair State University for next year (Fall 2025).
Thank you so much for everything you did for Alexander and Henry—and all you continue to do.
