The Hague School

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Isa has been a valued member of The Hague School community for the past four years. As the Class of 2026 Valedictorian, she distinguished herself as an outstanding student and discussion leader, consistently demonstrating intellectual curiosity, contributing thoughtful insights, and encouraging meaningful participation among her peers. Her presence in the classroom helped create an engaging and collaborative Harkness environment where discussions flourished. Outside of the classroom, Isa was actively involved in Model UN, Mock Trial, the National Honor Society, and club swimming, balancing her many responsibilities with dedication and maturity. Through her IB CAS project, she served as editor of “The Hague Today” newsletter, helping strengthen communication and connection within the school community. Isa’s leadership, collaborative mindset, and sincere care for others have made her a deeply respected and admired member of the community. She will continue her academic journey at The College of William & Mary. We wish Isa continued success in all her future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? My favorite thing about The Hague School is the small, tight-knit community, alongside the rigorous Harkness curriculum that challenges us to think critically.

Fun Fact: I was born in Tunisia!

Caroline has been a valued member of The Hague School Community for the past four years. Caroline, the Class of 2026 Salutatorian, has distinguished herself as an exceptional student and a quiet impactful leader within the school community. In the classroom, she consistently demonstrated intellectual curiosity, offered thoughtful perspectives, enriched discussions, and encouraged deeper engagement among her peers. Her ability to keep conversations flowing and foster meaningful dialogue made her a valued and respected participant in the Harkness environment. Beyond the classroom, Caroline was actively involved in Model UN, Mock Trial, the National Honor Society, and served as a Class Representative for the senior class, balancing her many responsibilities with maturity and commitment. As her IB CAS project, Caroline led the organization of the Annual middle school HagueMUN conference, coordinating with student delegates and moderators to create a meaningful and successful experience. Her thoughtful leadership, collaborative spirit, and sincere care for others have made her a respected and admired presence within the school community. Caroline will continue her academic journey at American University. We wish Caroline continued success in all her future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? The small class sizes allow me to connect with my peers and have success in the classroom.

Fun Fact: I have run two marathons.

Lily has been a valued member of The Hague School Community for the past two years. Lily is a natural leader whose enthusiasm, energy, and positive spirit have made a lasting impact on the school community. She consistently seeks out new perspectives and brings fresh ideas to classroom discussions and projects. During her senior year, Lily served as President of the Student Government Association, working closely with students and faculty to support initiatives that benefited the school as a whole. In addition, she was an active member of the Model UN team and the National Honor Society, showing commitment, maturity, and enthusiasm in each of her endeavors. Lily’s leadership, collaborative nature, and genuine care for others have made her a respected and admired presence within the school. Lily will continue her academic journey at American University. We wish Lily continued success in all her future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? IB Biology class

Fun Fact: I like bananas.

Elijah has been a valued member of The Hague School Community for the past four years. Elijah has been a highly engaged and respected member of the school community, consistently demonstrating leadership, responsibility, and a sincere commitment to supporting those around him. Through his involvement in Model UN, Mock Trial, and the National Honor Society, he showcased both his intellectual curiosity and dedication to active participation within the community. During his sophomore year, Elijah traveled to Dubai to participate in a Model UN conference, an experience that expanded his global perspective and strengthened his appreciation for international dialogue and collaboration. In the classroom, Elijah stood out as a thoughtful and confident contributor who encouraged meaningful discussion and helped create a respectful, collaborative learning environment for his peers. Elijah will continue his academic journey at the University of Virginia. We wish Elijah continued success in all his future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? My favorite thing about the Hague School is the way the school allows you to follow your intellectual passions and interests. This had allowed me to further my interest in certain discipline, always making learning a fun experience.

Fun Fact: I have had the opportunity to travel to over 20 countries and all 6 inhabited continents!

Ella has been a valued member of The Hague School Community for the past four years. Ella has been an engaged and dedicated member of the school community, consistently demonstrating leadership, responsibility, and a strong commitment to helping others. She was an active member of the Model UN team, Mock Trial team, and National Honor Society, balancing her many commitments with enthusiasm and professionalism. During her senior year, Ella also played an important role in assisting with the management of the school’s social media accounts, helping to showcase school events and strengthen community engagement. In the classroom, Ella distinguished herself as a thoughtful discussion leader who encouraged meaningful conversation and collaboration among her peers. Ella will continue her academic journey at the University of Virginia. We wish Ella continued success in all her future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? The travel opportunities, specifically the Denmark exchange trip!

Fun Fact: Steve Irwin is my fifth cousin once removed.

Reagan has been a valued member of The Hague School Community for the past two years. Reagan adapted thoughtfully to the Harkness discussion method, growing more confident in sharing her ideas and contributing meaningfully during class discussions. Her willingness to engage openly with both peers and teachers helped her become a valued and respected member of the community. Reagan will continue her academic journey at Virginia Tech. We wish her continued success in all her future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? My classmates.

Fun Fact: I have visited 48 US states.

Constance has been a valued member of The Hague School Community for the past two years. Adjusting to a new school and community is never easy, but Constance approached the transition with resilience and openness. Over time, she found just the right moments to contribute thoughtfully to class discussions, share her artistic talents, and connect with others through conversations about video games and shared interests. Constance will take a gap year. We wish Constance continued success in all her future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? The small classes.

Fun Fact: I have 400 hours in my favorite video game.

Nathan has been a valued member of The Hague School Community for the past four years. He has served as captain of The Hague School Sailing Team, participated in Model UN, served in Student Government, and been a member of the National Honor Society. Deeply involved in the school community, he consistently brought thoughtful and diverse perspectives to class discussions. Nathan will continue his academic journey at Virginia Tech. We wish Nathan continued success in all his future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? One of my favorite things about the Hague school is the community of people and group of friends I've been able to meet over the four years I’ve been here. I have formed very strong, lasting relationships with my classmates. The IB program, as annoying as it is, was one of my favorite parts about the school. It allowed me to take more advanced classes, which I really appreciated when it came time to submit college applications. The sailing team has got to be by far my most favorite part about THS. I have been an active member for all four years that I’ve been at THS, and it’s really allowed me to pursue something I love. I’ve built equally strong friendships through sailing and also made connections that I know will benefit me for life. I’m grateful that THS has allowed me to flourish in both an academic and social setting. I think the combination of the rigorous IB academics and the small, personal, class sizes create some awesome people. My time at The Hague School is something that I don’t think I’ll get to experience anywhere else.

Fun Fact: I'm pretty sure I can sail any boat.

Toby has been a valued member of The Hague School Community for the past four years. Toby has been an outstanding admissions tour leader and host for our “Tritons for a Day” shadow program. Always eager to share their experiences at THS, Toby has been a welcoming, enthusiastic, and thoughtful ambassador for the school community. As the founder of the Art Club, Toby has cultivated their passion for art while finding creative ways to incorporate it into cross-curricular Harkness Discussions. Toby will continue their academic journey at Virginia Commonwealth University, School of the Arts. We wish Toby continued success in all future endeavors!

What makes The Hague School special to me? The people I met while attending.

Fun Fact: My dream is to write, illustrate and publish my own graphic novel.