Remote LEARNING + SUPPORT
Harmon School is a full K–12 online school with a
nationally recognized standards-aligned curriculum.
Harmon School is a full K–12 remote school designed for students who thrive with structure, personalized instruction, and meaningful support—especially learners with dyslexia and ADHD. Our model blends live, teacher-led instruction with offline work to reduce screen time and support deep learning.
A complete K–12 school built for students who need structure, personalization, and meaningful support.
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Full K–12 instruction, from beginning reading to advanced coursework
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Small classes (maximum 6 students) with individualized learning goals
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CALP-certified dyslexia specialists using Basic Language Skills (BLS) and Reading Readiness
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Executive functioning support embedded into the school day
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Live, teacher-led instruction balanced with offline work and hands-on learning
Harmon School is especially well suited for students with dyslexia, ADHD, or executive functioning challenges, while also serving students who simply learn best in a structured, low-distraction environment with personalized attention.
Additional ways to support learning—inside and beyond the core school day.
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One-on-one and small-group support in reading, writing, math, and executive functioning
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Structured literacy intervention using BLS and Reading Readiness for dyslexia and related reading challenges
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Enrichment and elective programs in art, engineering, agriculture, sailing, and more
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Experiential learning opportunities, including domestic and international programs
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Support available to Harmon School students and families seeking targeted services
These programs allow families to access Harmon School’s expertise in flexible ways—whether through full-time enrollment, supplemental support, or enrichment experiences.
Our Story
A Tradition of Excellence and Innovation
Her grandson, Mark, was diagnosed with dyslexia at age six and grew up immersed in that environment, raised by educators who believed school should be joyful, supportive, and built around the whole child. Together with his wife—an experienced Special Education teacher and CALP-certified dyslexia specialist—they continue the Harmon School legacy with a modern mission and a deeply personal purpose.
The original Harmon School was founded in 1952 by Lois Harmon, a pioneer in child-centered learning. Her school emphasized hands-on discovery, learning centers, and outdoor play—long before these ideas were widely embraced. Over nearly 50 years, tens of thousands of students passed through its doors.
Our Mission
Helping every student thrive—academically, emotionally, and for life.
We support students with learning differences like dyslexia and executive functioning challenges through personalized, research-backed education.
At Harmon School, we:
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Design learning paths that meet students where they are
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Build confidence through structure, coaching, and care
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Partner closely with families and advocate in school systems
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Create a warm, inclusive space for growth—not just grades
We believe every child deserves the chance to succeed—and the right support to get there.
Cultivate Your Future
Transform your academic experience through learning guided by experienced, compassionate educators who are committed to supporting each student’s individual growth.
Remote
Traditional & Remote Settings
Built for learning without borders. Our thoughtful teachers provide structured, high-quality instruction and personalized support for students wherever life takes them.
Certified
Certified Teachers +
Highly qualified, certified teachers. Our educators have taught in public, private, and remote settings and hold credentials spanning general education, special education, ESL, and dyslexia support.
Functional
Education That Works in the Real World
Learning is purposeful and applied. We emphasize strategies, systems, and habits that help students manage their work, think critically, and adapt to new challenges—preparing them not just for school, but for the demands of the real world.
20+ Years
Traditional & Remote Settings
Our educators bring decades of classroom and online teaching experience, combining proven instructional practices with modern remote learning strategies to support diverse learners around the globe.
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Ratio
Small ratio for optimal engagement
Intentionally small class sizes.
Our 6:1 model allows teachers to provide individualized attention, thoughtful differentiation, and responsive academic support for every student.
Campus Life
Learn, Connect, and Grow
Wherever You Are
Our remote campus brings students together through live classes, collaborative projects, and shared learning experiences that foster connection, belonging, and personal growth—no matter where students live.
