Horizons at Westminster students come from Hartford Public Schools for a six-week summer program—starting in first grade and returning every summer through eighth grade. This deep, long-term investment over eight summers is designed to serve the whole child—fostering academic and social development that benefits students, their families and the broader Hartford community.
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Transforming Lives
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The first day of school for Horizons at Westminster students is far from ordinary. As students step off the bus onto Westminster School’s campus, they take their first step in an incredible eight-year journey…
A journey grounded in academics, exploration and opportunity. A journey that builds confidence, skills for success and a love of learning. A journey that has the power to change the trajectory of a student’s life. |
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Horizons at Westminster students come from Hartford Public Schools for a six-week summer program—starting in first grade and returning every summer through eighth grade. This deep, long-term investment over eight summers is designed to serve the whole child—fostering academic and social development that benefits students, their families and the broader Hartford community.
Supporting Horizons at Westminster
Horizons at Westminster is an independently-funded organization that serves Hartford-area students and operates on the campus of Westminster School. The generous financial support from individuals, foundations and corporations is critical to the growth and long-term sustainability of Horizons at Westminster and most importantly, to accomplishing our mission of eliminating the opportunity gap for low-income Hartford students.
Horizons at Westminster is an independently-funded organization that serves Hartford-area students and operates on the campus of Westminster School. The generous financial support from individuals, foundations and corporations is critical to the growth and long-term sustainability of Horizons at Westminster and most importantly, to accomplishing our mission of eliminating the opportunity gap for low-income Hartford students.
