As a Community we Strive to

Work Hard, Find Joy
& Be Kind

Welcome to Tenacre

Every day at Tenacre begins with a handshake as the head of school greets arriving students. This act of trust and personal attention sets the tone for all that follows. At Tenacre, we embrace the elementary years.
 
As a Pre-K through Grade 6 coed school, we offer a dynamic and exciting environment in which children progressively develop critical thinking skills, become confident and joyful learners, and move forward into higher education and life as caring citizens.

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  • 211

    Total Students
  • 37

    Teachers
  • 22%

    Students of Color
  • Español

    Starts in Pre-K
  • 7

    Sports Offered
  • Tenacity

    2026–2027 School Theme
  • $1 mil

    Financial Aid
  • 1910

    Year Tenacre was Founded

Success By Design

A Campaign for Tenacre's Future

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  • Tigers win their final game

    Tenacre’s fifth- and sixth-grade flag football team completed its season on Tuesday with a win over Rashi. Go Tigers!
  • Navy veterans share their stories with Tenacre students

    In honor of Veterans Day, Tenacre welcomed three U.S. Navy veterans to this morning’s all-school assembly: Priscilla Dasse, Michael Yogg P ’89, ’94, ’98, and Al Budney P ’89, ’93, both Tenacre past parents. They shared stories of their service and answered questions from the audience. Students in grades 3-6 also wrote letters to local veterans as part of a school-wide letter-writing campaign. We are grateful to all veterans for their service and for the freedoms they protect.
  • Pumpkin Bread Brings Big Friends and Little Friends Together

    First and sixth graders teamed up this month to bake pumpkin bread as part of our beloved Big Friend/Little Friend program. Together, they measured ingredients, stirred the batter, and enjoyed time with their buddies. The finished loaves will be donated to a local food pantry, pairing hands-on learning with community service.

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Tenacre Nurtures & Challenges
Each Child, Every Day