No Harley story would be complete without one about our founder and namesake, Harriet Benton Bentley. Though her life was brief (1885–1918), her vision and leadership helped shape the school Harley has become today. The story below was put together by former Harley...

This May marks the 50th anniversary of a special dedication honoring Conway Todd P '41, '42, '62, '63, '64, '65, '79, a devoted member of the Harley community and parent to Jonatha ’41, Jocelyn ’42, Kenneth ’62, Charles ’63, Michael ’64, Connez ’65, and Sarah ’79. An...

For alumnus Brendan Larrabee ’06, P '40, the journey since graduation has been anything but linear — and that’s exactly how he likes it. Over the years, Brendan has built a career that spans optics manufacturing, process improvement at large corporations, clinical...

Every spring, something special happens in the Lower School at Harley. Hallways transform and classrooms become alternate worlds like oceans, rainforests, outer space, or deserts. New snacks appear (a favorite change for both faculty and students) and assemblies fill...

For Michael Kaminski ‘04, innovation started with curiosity — and a swimming pool. Michael arrived at Harley in 2001, during a week forever marked by the events of 9/11. Despite the difficult start, he found inspiration in Harley’s classrooms and teachers. He credits...

When Suzannah Lea Sheeran '19 was a little girl, she drew a picture of her future. There were two houses—one for her parents and one for herself—and a third building she labeled simply as "my practice." Even then, she knew she wanted to help people. That desire has...