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Why choose Kew House School?

Learning more about the unique learning environment created by the Kew House staff, pupils and parents, it is a privilege for me to take over from our founding Headmaster. Our school’s ethos centres around ensuring individuals are able to make a success of their personal journey through secondary education. . .

Where is the parent portal in Fort Mill?

Click here to access Parent Portal. OurPurpose... In the tradition of excellence, Fort Mill Schools place Children First . . . Every Dayby providing an innovative and rigorous education that empowers all students to achieve their greatest success. Fort Mill School District 2233 Deerfield Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715

Why choose Kew-Forest School?

At Kew-Forest, you will find that our community nurtures lifelong learners, our educators inspire young people, and our students support each other. Today, The Kew-Forest School is the oldest independent, coed, college preparatory school in Queens for students in Preschool through Grade 12.

Why are there additional open events at Kew House?

Discover More... Additional Open Events have been added due to excessive demand – please click below to book a place! Learning more about the unique learning environment created by the Kew House staff, pupils and parents, it is a privilege for me to take over from our founding Headmaster.

Student Council Supports The Pulsera Project for Hispanic Heritage Month

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month this year, Student Council is supporting The Pulsera Project. Pulseras (handwoven bracelets) are being sold for $5 each and bolsitas (small bags) are $10 each.

Kew-Forest Students Collaborate with Maple Grove Cemetery to Honor Formerly Enslaved Woman, Millie Tunnel

Recently, you may have seen Kew-Forest in the news. Our studio artists in the Upper School were asked to design a plaque for the tombstone of Millie Tunnell, who was born into slavery around 1783. She was buried at Maple Grove Cemetery in 1896 but her tombstone was unmarked.

Samantha Schutz '96, Author & Mental Health Advocate, Will Serve As the Class of 2021 Commencement Speaker

Samantha is the author of the acclaimed memoir I Don't Want to Be Crazy, which was a New York Public Library Best Book for Teens and a Voices of Youth Advocates Poetry Pick. Samantha lives and works in New York City and is a Publishing Director at Little, Brown Books for Young Readers.

Student Council Supports The Pulsera Project for Hispanic Heritage Month

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month this year, Student Council is supporting The Pulsera Project. Pulseras (handwoven bracelets) are being sold for $5 each and bolsitas (small bags) are $10 each.