Taylor's Crossing Public Charter School

Experience the Difference

Kindness, Respect, and High Expectations

Taylor's Crossing is a Harbor school that accepts students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Kindness and common courtesy are taught and expected from everyone involved in the educational process, from the administrator to the newest kindergarten student. Students are expected to include others, use please and thank you, and clean up after themselves.

As an Idaho charter school, Taylor's Crossing offers a free, public education from kindergarten through high school. From the minute you walk in the front door, however, it will be clear that you are not in any ordinary school. Being a Harbor school means that students walk in silent lines in the halls, classes are actively engaged in learning, students open doors for others, and common courtesy is the norm, not the exception.

To prepare students for the future they will inherit, Taylor's Crossing places increased emphasis on the US Constitution and the development of leadership skills. From the earliest grades, students are taught to be comfortable speaking in front of groups, performing skits and poetry, and actively participating in group learning. In this high-expectation, low-threat environment, students quickly become very comfortable in their own skin.

The Harbor Method looks at school as an extension of the family. As a team, Harbor educators, parents, and students work together to help each and every student reach their greatest potential.

Celebrate with Us at the End-of-Year Carnival!

Posted Date: 05/21/2024

As the school year comes to a close, we invite all students, families, and friends to join us for our exciting End-of-Year Carnival on Thursday, May 30th, from 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM. This event is . . .

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Celebrating Our Teachers: A Week of Appreciation and Creativity

Posted Date: 05/07/2024

This week at Taylor’s Crossing Public Charter School, the hallways are bursting with color and creativity, thanks to the wonderfully decorated doors marking Teacher Appreciation Week. Our students . . .

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