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Yes, in fact, studies have shown that reading great classical novels, listening to Mozart, and understanding scientific principles teach children how to think. In the age of AI, the ability to think and unlock human creativity matters more than ever—when most other tasks are handled by AI, thinkers and creative students will become the most valuable contributors to society.
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Yes
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No, charter schools are public institutions. Students from all religious backgrounds are encouraged to apply and participate in the open lottery.
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No, charter schools are public institutions, students from all political and non-political backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
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Students from Ossipee have access to the public school buses. No other towns are available to North Star.
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Students pack a lunch or snack. There is no industrial kitchen service.
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Yes, many shared after school sports programs are accessible to the students.
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North Star Academy has a clear charter guided by its mission and vision. As the school grows and matures, we are working to fully align with our goals. Early successes in the first year included students learning 20 songs, among them a Latin two-part harmony song by Mozart and an Italian piece by Verdi. Besides the above great thinkers, students explored many of the classical novels and books inside the Hillsdale Curriculum.
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The home school district of the student is responsible for provision of special-education services. The parents retain all of their rights regarding special-education plans. The Academy’s role is to cooperate with the special-education decisions of the parents and the home school district.