Recreation

Morning classes transition to an afternoon full of activities. Students are required to choose and participate at some level of activity each afternoon. Younger students will have a few assigned activities. 

Free time and play with minimal cell phones use (scheduled and supervised) sets the stage for active, face-to-face play and wholesome fun.  The lake and waterfront are iconic symbols of summer, relaxation, and interaction.

Recreational Offerings
Basketball, Tennis, Soccer, Lacrosse, Volleyball, Swimming, Sailing, Crew (private coaching), Kayaking and Canoeing, Fishing, Running, Strength Training, Yoga, Fall Sports Training 

Arts Offerings 
Studio Arts: painting, drawing, ceramics, wheel pottery
Performing Arts: dance, talent show
Music: Pianos are everywhere; students are encouraged to bring instruments 

Evening Intramural Games
Evenings feature relaxed, low-key games of basketball, volleyball, soccer and kickball. Attendance is required and everyone is encouraged to play! Students are assigned to a team based on age in either our Green or Grey League.

Fun-Filled Weekends
Students typically participate in trips scheduled to regional destinations including minor league baseball games, water parks, bowling, amusement parks and the occasional movie. Thorough supervision is assured. Covid-related guidelines will of course be implemented.

Rowing (private instruction)
Designed for the first time rower as well as experienced rowers.  Daily sessions develop the skills and confidence needed at the school or college level. 

Crew coach, Dale Hurley, has decades of experience teaching and coaching at schools as well as in university crew programs.

Cost ($2,000) is separate from tuition.  Typically limited to fifteen students.  See our dedicated Rowing page for additional information.  Contact  Dale Hurley: rowing@myth-art-music.com

Tennis (private instruction)
Private, on-campus tennis lessons may be arranged, and local tennis pros are available for contract.  Cost is separate from tuition.

Call today (603-569-3451).  Discuss your son or daughter and your expectations for academic growth this summer.