To be connected with The Howe School is an experience unlike any other.  Whether you are an alumnus, parent, grandparent, faculty or staff member, friend or business, in some way, Howe will certainly have an enduring and significant affect on your life.

The Howe School is a notable academic institute, where opportunities are endless, and most importantly, it is a community of honor.  In today’s society, there are few schools that provide a strong foundation of moral goodness and lasting virtues.  The Howe School is one of those schools.

The principles we set, at Howe, are high and our values are non-negotiable.  With these standards come abundant and remarkable rewards.  These rewards are noted in each Howe Review and we are proud of all the accomplishments of each and every cadet.

Your generous support will help us continue to prepare young men and women to become responsible citizens and leaders. These individuals would not have the opportunity to reach their potential without the generosity of your gift and the instillation of values, education and character building provided by The Howe School for over 127 years.

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John Heyward McKenzie Fellow

Named in honor of Howe’s nine former superintendents, this society recognizes those who have contributed $2,500 or above to Howe during a fiscal year.

Superintendent’s Society

Named in honor of Howe’s nine former superintendents, this society recognizes those who have contributed $1,000 – $2,499 to Howe during a fiscal year.

Honor Guard

Members include those who have contributed $500 – $999 to Howe during a fiscal year.

Saber Club

Members include those who have contributed $250 – $499 to Howe during a fiscal year.

Sword Club

Members include those who have contributed $100 – $249 to Howe during a fiscal year.

Society of 1884

Named in honor of the founding year of The Howe School, this society recognizes those whose lifetime giving has reached a level of $50,000 or more.

Herrick Fellow Society

Named in honor of Howe’s greatest benefactor, the Herrick family, this society recognizes donors who have contributed over $10,000 to Howe.

John Badlam Howe Society

Named in honor of Mr. Howe’s original bequest, this society recognizes those who have designated The Howe School as a beneficiary of their will, trust, or life insurance policy.  The school recognizes those visionaries who value the education of future generations and honor the ideals of Howe by making deferred gifts.