Taylor's Crossing Public Charter School

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TAYLOR’S CROSSING

A K-12 Harbor School that focuses on respect, accountability, and determination.

The vision of TCPCS is rooted in the belief that when there is a low threat and content is highly challenging, acceleration learning takes place. TCPCS will improve student learning by creating a low-threat environment and safe harbor. TCPCS will create this low-threat environment and safe harbor with the innovative Harbor character education curriculum that focuses on kindness and taps into each child’s innate need to know boundaries while protecting every child’s dignity.

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What is the Harbor School Method?

The Harbor School Method (THBM) believes education should be child centered and built on high expectations for both student behavior and academic endeavor. Decisions on every level should be based on the question, 'What’s best for kids?' The Harbor Method proactively sets up an environment that allows students to focus on learning, while in a safe, secure setting.

We believe that all children are capable of learning to higher levels if the conditions are present to do so. The name comes from a school’s total commitment to create an environment that is a “safe harbor” in which students can learn and develop into capable and young adults.

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