For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
We can't wait to welcome you to Laurel School! Join us for our Grades 6-12 Open House at the Lyman Campus, where you'll have the wonderful opportunity to connect with our current students and engaging faculty. You'll also hear a special presentation from our new Head of School Christina Breen and discover more about our exciting curriculum, unique special programming, the admissions process, and Variable Tuition. REGISTER HERE!
For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
Discover how Laurel School empowers girls to lead by helping them to think boldly, explore deeply, and grow with confidence. During this special preview event, prospective parents will experience our dynamic, interdisciplinary curriculum, small class sizes, and the innovative faculty who bring learning to life in these early Primary School years.
You’ll also learn how Laurel’s nationally recognized Center for Research on Girls (LCRG) shapes our approach, translating the latest research into everyday practices that help girls thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Come see what makes Laurel a place where girls truly flourish! REGISTER HERE!
For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
Discover how Laurel School’s Early Childhood School nurtures creativity, curiosity, and a love of learning in young children ages 18 months to 5 years. Through our play-based, cognitively rich curriculum, we help every child grow with confidence and joy.
Prospective parents will learn how Laurel creates an environment where children thrive — guided by caring teachers, thoughtfully designed classrooms, and research-backed practices that honor each child’s unique path of development.
Come see what makes Laurel’s Early Childhood School such a special place to begin your child’s educational journey! REGISTER HERE!
Join us for an open house at Laurel School’s beautiful 150-acre Butler Campus in Novelty, Ohio — an inspiring learning environment used by every Laurel student. Explore our unique place-based curriculum for Grades 3-5 and our Outdoor Prekindergarten, and connect with members of the Laurel community.
Tour our exceptional facilities, including the 16,000-square-foot Alice Lehmann Butler Center for Fitness and Wellness, and learn more about our dynamic curriculum, special programs, and admissions process. Plus, get a preview of the Ruhlman Family Center — opening January 2026 — which will feature flexible lab and classroom spaces, small-group teaching rooms, and a large multipurpose dining room.
Come see how Laurel’s Butler Campus sparks curiosity, confidence, and a love of learning! REGISTER HERE!
For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
Laurel is deeply committed to cultivating a diverse school community that champions equity, and belonging.
We invite African American/Black parents/guardians and their students to an open dialogue. You'll have the chance to connect with our Director of Community Belonging, as well as current students and faculty of color. This conversation will focus on Laurel's steadfast commitment to creating a community of belonging and how we foster an environment where every student thrives. REGISTER HERE!
We invite current and prospective Eighth Grade students and their parents to an enlightening evening designed to showcase the distinctive experience of Laurel's Upper School. You'll hear directly from Laurel’s Upper School leadership team, dedicated faculty, and current Upper School students, offering authentic insights into daily life and academic pursuits in our Upper School. This is a wonderful opportunity to get answers to all your questions about course options, athletics, arts, college guidance, internships, service learning, and student-led research, demonstrating firsthand what truly sets Laurel’s Upper School apart. REGISTER HERE!
For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
We invite you to take a Look@Laurel and discover a school designed to inspire your daughter to think creatively and solve problems. Through our Middle School interdisciplinary curriculum and small classes, taught by our innovative faculty, she'll gain the skills to excel and lead. Prospective parents will learn how we put cutting-edge research from Laurel’s Center for Research on Girls (LCRG) into action, creating an environment where girls truly thrive. Meanwhile, students will experience this firsthand as they visit our Middle School classes. REGISTER HERE!
For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
Does your daughter have a friend at another school who is curious about an all-girls’ education? Invite her to spend the day with your Laurel girl, experiencing the power of interdisciplinary and experiential curriculum while meeting her Laurel friends! This is a favorite event in the Laurel community–space is limited and we may not be able to accommodate every request. Please note that Laurel will not be able to provide before- or after-school care for visitors; guests in Grades 1 and 2 will be at Laurel for a half-day experience.
For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
We invite you to take a Look@Laurel and discover a school designed to inspire your daughter to think creatively,solve problems and become a leader. Through our interdisciplinary curriculum and small classes, taught by our dynamic faculty, she'll gain the skills to excel. Prospective parents will learn how we put cutting-edge research from Laurel’s Center for Research on Girls (LCRG) into action, creating an environment where girls truly thrive. Meanwhile, students will experience this firsthand as they visit our Upper School classes. REGISTER HERE!
Discover how Laurel School empowers girls to lead by helping them to think boldly, explore deeply, and grow with confidence. During this special preview event, prospective parents will experience our dynamic, interdisciplinary curriculum, small class sizes, and the innovative faculty who bring learning to life in these early Primary School years.
You’ll also learn how Laurel’s nationally recognized Center for Research on Girls (LCRG) shapes our approach, translating the latest research into everyday practices that help girls thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Come see what makes Laurel a place where girls truly flourish! REGISTER HERE!
For students applying to Upper School for the 2026–27 school year, a visit to campus is a meaningful and required part of the application experience. Come see what makes our community so vibrant—and maybe even picture yourself here! For more details and to schedule a visit please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@laurelschool.org or 216.464.0946.
Children applying to our Early Learners, Preschool, and Prekindergarten programs are invited—along with their parents—to attend Gator Day, a required step in the admission process. During this engaging, play-based morning, applicants will interact with our Early Childhood teachers and future classmates in a warm, nurturing environment designed to gently assess school readiness.
While the children play and explore, parents will join Laurel administrators for an informative session to learn more about our philosophy, curriculum, and what sets Laurel’s Early Childhood program apart.
We can’t wait to welcome you to campus and share the joy of learning at Laurel! REGISTER HERE!
Families choose our Early Childhood program because it fosters a child’s sense of wonder, encourages curiosity and inspires a desire to learn. Spend your Saturday morning with us to understand the benefits of a Laurel education for your young daughter or son. Our dedicated teachers look forward to engaging with your child in classroom activities and answering your questions about our child-centered environment. REGISTER HERE!
Children applying to our Early Learners, Preschool, Prekindergarten and Kindergarten programs are invited—along with their parents—to attend Gator Day, a required step in the admission process. During this engaging, play-based morning, Early Childhood applicants will interact with our teachers and future classmates in a warm, nurturing environment designed to gently assess school readiness. Students applying for Kindergarten spend time in a Kindergarten classroom and sit for an individual Kindergarten-readiness assessment.
While the children play and explore, parents will join Laurel administrators for an informative session to learn more about our philosophy, curriculum, and what sets Laurel’s program apart. REGISTER HERE!
As part of the Sarah Lyman Scholarship application process, qualifying students are invited to attend an event at the Lyman Campus. The on-campus experience will allow students to discuss their achievements, interests and aspirations beyond their written scholarship application. Students will have the opportunity to engage in group activities and meet individually with a member of the Scholarship Selection Committee.
Families accepted to Laurel are invited to spend time with us at our Lyman Campus and connect with other families considering Laurel. Administrators, faculty, parents and students will be on hand to share their perspectives.
Discover Laurel’s two-campus advantage! Join us for brunch at our beautiful 150-acre Butler Campus and explore the new Ruhlman Family Center, featuring flexible learning spaces, a spacious dining room and more.
Learn how students across all grades—from Outdoor Prekindergarten to Grade 12—engage in athletics, outdoor education, and hands-on learning at Butler. Laurel teachers, administrators, coaches, students, and current parents will be on hand to answer your questions and share what makes Laurel unique.
Discover how Laurel School’s stunning 150-acre Butler Campus in Novelty inspires girls to think boldly, collaborate deeply, and solve real-world problems. Explore our interdisciplinary, place-based curriculum for Grades 3-5, brought to life in small classes by innovative and dedicated faculty.
Prospective parents will also learn how we translate the latest research from Laurel’s nationally recognized Center for Research on Girls (LCRG) into daily practices that help girls grow in confidence, curiosity, and resilience.
Come see firsthand why Laurel’s Butler Campus is such a powerful place for girls to learn and thrive! REGISTER HERE!
Whether you’re exploring a new school for fall of 2026 or planning ahead for next school year, we invite you to discover how Laurel School challenges and supports every girl (and young boy) through research-informed teaching and a vibrant learning community.
Families will tour our campus, meet inspiring faculty and students, and learn about our rich interdisciplinary curriculum and dynamic co-curricular programs that help students grow with confidence, curiosity, and purpose.
Come see what makes Laurel a place where girls (and small boys) truly thrive! REGISTER HERE!
Discover how Laurel School’s stunning 150-acre Butler Campus in Novelty inspires girls to think boldly, collaborate deeply, and solve real-world problems. Explore our interdisciplinary, place-based curriculum for Grades 3-5, brought to life in small classes by innovative and dedicated faculty.
Prospective parents will also learn how we translate the latest research from Laurel’s nationally recognized Center for Research on Girls (LCRG) into daily practices that help girls grow in confidence, curiosity, and resilience.
Come see firsthand why Laurel’s Butler Campus is such a powerful place for girls to learn and thrive! REGISTER HERE!
We’re delighted to invite you to a special evening celebrating the start of your family’s journey at Laurel School. This parent-only event will include a warm welcome from Head of School Christina Breen, along with informative sessions tailored to each division.
Come meet fellow new families, learn more about what to expect in the year ahead, and discover how Laurel’s mission and community will support your child’s growth and success.
Claire Leland '26 was featured in a WKYC Channel 3 story about her Laurel Capstone Project, a non-profit organization called Celiac Support Collective (CSC). Through her organization, Claire, who herself was diagnosed with Celiac disease at a young age, provides gluten-free food donations to local food pantries.
Shea Purcell ‘21 has been named an American East Presidential Scholar Athlete, which recognizes exemplary academic achievement throughout her college career.
Fiona Thackaberry Stevens '30 and Laurel School alumna Gabrielle Haigh '09 both appeared in the world premiere of “The Higgler”, an opera composed by Margi Griebling-Haigh, directed by Marla Berg, and conducted by Steven Smith.
Finley Blackann ‘29 is a Power of the Pen State Platinum winner! She earned this top honor for her incredible Power Round story, “Even Silence Makes a Sound”, which she wrote in under 30 minutes.
Claire Z. '31 and her band, The Untitled Documents, played Cain Park on Friday, June 6 at 7:30pm. The Untitled Documents are four longtime friends—ages 12 to 17—who turn their deep love of music into something electric onstage.