The Harbor School Method sets forth the importance of focusing on student
attitude and effort while students are in our schools. Adults both at home and at
school must model attitude and effort. We learn what we see, not what we are told. As adults we must model a positive attitude toward our colleagues,
students, supervisors, parents, etc. We must model flexibility in our jobs. We must model a “can do” attitude toward our work. Only then do we have the right to have those same expectations of our students.