The Leelanau School in Glen Arbor is expanding its programs to serve today’s adolescent students and their future goals through a renewed strategic plan, new offerings, staffing, students, and professional development investments, according to Leelanau Head of School Rob Hansen.
“We are very excited to welcome students back to campus, as we have missed their enthusiasm and energy, and they are eager to return. We are especially honored to add several new students to our community who recognize the unique opportunities that exist at Leelanau.”
Recently, the school dedicated the Charles E. Scripps Jr. Creativity Center on its campus, housing a ceramics studio, a newly donated woodworking shop, and a laser engraving program. The center is aligned to the school’s tradition of handson and entrepreneurial learning. These applied arts programs teach creativity, design, and the discipline needed to turn ideas into reality.
