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“The attention our daughters receive has fostered significant growth across all subjects. Teachers recognize their abilities, meet them where they are, and push for additional growth and mastery of subjects.”
Summer Program at Crossroads Academy
“The summer program at Crossroads is the perfect way to keep my child’s mind active in the summer months, while also allowing them to play and enjoy the beautiful campus!”
Lower School (K-5) Curriculum
“I cannot imagine my children going anywhere else. There is a common goal of high academics, and fostering kind and positive children. The teachers truly care so much for every single child.”
Middle School (6-8) Curriculum
“The best things about Crossroads are the community, the virtues, the inclusiveness, the bonds with my classmates and teachers, and the curriculum!
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Core Knowledge Sequence

At our academic base is the Core Knowledge sequence, a rich and sequential outline of content in core subject areas that is integrated across kindergarten through eighth grade. As the first independent school in the United States to use this curriculum outline, Crossroads has matured this sequence into a curriculum. Learn more about the Lower School and Middle School Core Knowledge curriculum.

Core Virtues Curriculum

At the heart of our character education program, the Core Virtues curriculum inspires our students through cross-cultural examples from great literature. This engaging literature-based character education curriculum was developed at Crossroads by our founding Head and is now used in public and independent schools across the country.

New Hampshire Academy of Science

Crossroads Academy has an established record of excellence in science education through our K-8 Core Knowledge science strand. Learn more about our unique opportunities through our collaboration with the New Hampshire Academy of Science.

Latest News

[See the Photos] To kick off this school year, students created TWO collaborative art projects: one to share with other students from across the United States, and the other to launch our year at Crossroads. The first project is with…  Read more >

Welcome back, families! It is so wonderful to see our hallways buzzing with life once again. Whether your child is a familiar face returning to our community or a brand-new student stepping into our school for the very first time,…  Read more >

At our opening of school meeting last week, I talked about the importance of retuning ourselves. After a summer away, every school has to find its rhythm again. Returning students settle back into familiar routines. New students begin to learn…  Read more >

I’ve written about fishing at the harbor before. There’s a reason it’s called fishing and not catching, especially how I do it. Recently, I found myself standing there, hoping for a bite and watching the tide come in. It doesn’t…  Read more >

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