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Find answers to common questions about admissions, academics, and policies. FAQ's Access answers to frequently asked questions, important forms, and information on using Jupiter Grades to monitor your student’s progress. For additional assistance, please contact our Parent Coordinator , Carla Gabaldon, cgabaldon@newyorkharborschool.org . General Academics Accomodations Admission Attendance CTE Forms Uniforms What is the Cell Phone Policy? The New York Harbor School Cell Phone Policy can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bynEF6Y8jYtijTblUzGxznT474J26vkjr2Kza7ih2SY/edit?usp=share_link Information about the City-Wide Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy can be found here: https://www.schools.nyc.gov/about-us/policies/cell-phone-and-electronic-device-policy How do I request credentials for Jupiter, Operoo and NYCSA? Credential Requests - If you have not received your NYCSA, Jupiter and/or Operoo credentials we don't have your correct contact on file. Please fill out this form at your earliest convenience. Thank you How do I get a new school ID Card? To request a new ID card, please complete the following form: School ID & Photo Request How can I get a OMNY Pass (MetroCard)? Schools distribute student MetroCards (OMNY passes this year) to eligible students at the beginning of the year. Please note that there is a limited supply, so please do NOT lose throughout the semester. For more information from the NYC DOE, please click the link below: https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/transportation/student-omny-cards If a student needs a replacement OMNY card due to loss or damage, they should go to the Main Office and add their name to the OMNY replacement waitlist. Once the request is submitted: The Main Office will cancel the lost or damaged card. A replacement OMNY card will be issued. The student will be notified as soon as the new card is ready for pickup. Please note that replacement cards may take up to 10 school days to process. How do I sign up for Remind Text Messaging? Families should have received an email in late July with sign-up instructions. If you need further assistance, please reach out to our Parent Coordinator, Carla Gabaldon, cgabaldon@newyorkharborschool.org. What is the health emergency plan at the Harbor School? We have a nurse at all times, an EMT on the island at all times, and we call 911 if need be. If it is an emergency, the boat schedule is changed to accommodate the ambulance. If a child needs to go to the hospital, they will be accompanied by a member of our staff. What happens if my child doesn’t make the last boat off the island? We get this question all the time! It has never happened but our plan would be to inform Governors Island and they would pick up your child. To view the ferry schedule click here. How do I change my address? To process a change of address, please confirm your new home/mailing address and provide two (2) proofs of address from the list below: Acceptable documents include (choose any two): Lease agreement, deed, mortgage statement for the residence; A residential utility bill (gas or electric) in the resident’s name issued by a utility company (such as National Grid or Con Edison) and must be dated within the past 60 days; A bill for cable television services provided to the residence; must include the name of the parent and the address of the residence and be dated within the past 60 days; Documentation or letter on letterhead from a federal, state, or local government agency, including: the IRS, the City Housing Authority, the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement, the Human Resources Administration, or the Administration for Children Services (ACS), or an ACS subcontractor, indicating the resident’s name and address. Documentation must be dated within the past 60 days; A current property tax bill for the residence; A water bill for the residence, must be dated within the past 90 days; Rent receipt which includes the address of residence, must be dated within the past 60 days; State, city, or other government issued identification (including an IDNYC card), which has not expired and includes the address of residence; Income tax form for the last calendar year; Official NYS Driver’s License or learner’s permit, which has not expired; Official payroll documentation from an employer issued within the past 60 days, such as a paystub with home address, a form submitted for tax withholding purposes, or payroll receipt (a letter on the employer’s letterhead is not adequate). It must include home address and be dated within the past 60 days; Voter registration documents, which include the name of the parent and the address of residence; Unexpired membership documents based upon residency (such as neighborhood residents’ association), which include the name of the parent and the address of residence; Evidence of custody of the child, including but not limited to judicial custody orders or guardianship papers; documents must have been issued within the past 60 days and include name of student and address of residence Please bring proof of address to the main office or send an email to school secretary jthomas@newyorkhaborschool.org. Where can I find the Bell Schedule? The bell schedule can be found here and in the upper right hand corner of our website. What after school activities do you have? Rowing, Sailing, Boatbuilding, Fishing, Student Council, and Harbor Seals just to name a few. Clubs and athletics will varie from year to year and from season to season. Click on these links to view our current offerings. Clubs Athletics What is the Billion Oyster Project (BOP)? The Billion Oyster Project is a citizen science project coordinated by the New York Harbor School with the goal of restoring one billion live oysters to New York Harbor by 2035. Our hope is that the harbor will once again be the most productive waterbody in the North Atlantic and will reclaim its title as the oyster capital of the world.

Learn about the New York Harbor School PTA, open to all parents and guardians. Stay informed on meetings, events, and ways to support our school community. PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA) Harbor School's Parent Teacher Association (NYHS PTA) is a non-profit exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501c(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. All parents, guardians and parental surrogates of students currently enrolled in The New York Harbor School are automatically members of the Parent Teacher Association. To learn more about our Annual Appeal or to donate now, click the button or use this link . For additional information, email the PTA at fundraising@nyhspta.org . Meeting Dates Executive Board Oyster Classic 5K Bake Sale Calendar Forms + Resources Meeting Dates + Executive Board > > > Meeting Dates September 16, 2025 October 21, 2025 November 18, 2025 December 16, 2025 January 27, 2026 February 24, 2026 March 17, 2026 April 28, 2026 May 19, 2026 June 9, 2026 For PTA Bylaws, click here. The Parent Teacher Association meetings are on the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm. Meetings are held on Zoom with links provided before each meeting. All NYHS parents, caregivers, faculty and staff are welcome to attend! Executive Board Members President Lisa Johannessen President Carlos Diaz Vice President Hilory Wolden Vice President Gabriele Vilamena Vice President Stevie Remsberg Treasurer Shane Spaulding Recording Secretary Molly Schwartz Recording Secretary Tina Barry Senior Parent Tal Peleg Questions? Reach us by email: fundraising@nyhspta.org . PTA Executive Board PTA Events + Fundraising Oyster Classic 5K May 3, 2026 Garden Clean Up info coming soon! School Store Harbor Merch 1st Annual Gala read more < < < Bake Sale Calendar If you would like to host a bake sale, please review the calendar for available days and complete this form : Bake Sale Date Request Classroom + Event Support < < < Faculty + Staff Need support with classroom or event supplies? Complete the PTA Ask Form Families Need reimbursement for PTA hosted event expenses? Complete the PTA Reimbursement Form Students Need to reserve the vending machines for a fundraiser? Complete the Vending Machine Fundraiser Reservation Form

Learn about our innovative NYC public high school on Governors Island, where we combine Academics with Career and Technical Education (CTE) to provide a unique college preparatory program built upon maritime experience. ABOUT New York Harbor School is a distinguished high school located on the picturesque Governors Island, offering a unique educational experience for students. With a strong emphasis on College and Career Technical Education (CTE) programs, our school prepares students for successful futures in various maritime fields. Our academic curriculum is rigorous, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for today’s world. Students benefit from hands-on learning opportunities, engaging in real-world projects that connect them to the maritime and environmental sectors. Mission Principal's Message Our Mission > > > The Mission of the Urban Assembly New York Harbor School is dedicated to providing an exceptional and challenging educational experience that prepares students for successful careers and long-term financial stability. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our eight Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, which emphasize Maritime and Environmental Sustainability. By fostering a collaborative community of passionate educators, engaged students, supportive families, and industry partners, we ensure that every student is equipped to tackle the academic, technical, civic, and workforce demands of the twenty-first century. > > > Principal's Message Michael Hojnacki mhojnacki@newyorkharborschool.org Dear Harbor School Families and Visitors, Welcome to the Urban Assembly New York Harbor School — where students don't just learn about the world, they learn in it. This year marked my first as Principal, and I can say with complete sincerity: this is an extraordinary school. Every morning, I step off the ferry to Governors Island and feel energized by the same thing that keeps our school thriving — the students. Their curiosity, joy, and daily smiles remind me that learning can be a source of positivity for our more than 500 students. Our school is unlike any other in New York City. Nestled on Governors Island in the heart of New York Harbor, we offer a one-of-a-kind experience rooted in environmental stewardship, maritime learning, and hands-on career preparation. Through our eight state and industry-certified Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs — Aquaculture, Marine Biology Research, Marine Policy & Advocacy, Ocean Engineering, Professional Diving, Vessel Operations, Marine Systems Technology, and Welding — students build real-world skills that open doors to college, careers, and civic leadership. We are especially proud to have launched our Pathways in Technology Early College High School, or P-TECH, program this year in partnership with SUNY Maritime College — the only P-TECH collaboration in New York City connected to a SUNY institution. This groundbreaking initiative allows students to earn both their high school diploma and an Associates Degree in a maritime-focused field, all while gaining valuable industry experience. It represents a bold step forward in our commitment to expanding opportunities and shaping the future of maritime education. Our academic offerings are robust and designed to prepare students for post-secondary success. We offer Advanced Placement (AP) courses, College Now classes in collaboration with local colleges, and have a dedicated college and career counselor to guide students through their academic journey. Our 11th and 12th grade advisory courses provide personalized support, ensuring that each student receives the support they need to successfully prepare for their lives beyond high school. Our students don’t just learn about environmental and maritime work — they actively participate in it through deep and meaningful partnerships. The school works hand-in-hand with the Billion Oyster Project to support the restoration of New York Harbor’s once-thriving oyster population. This hands-on environmental restoration project is integrated directly into our curriculum and offers students unparalleled access to field science, ecological data, and marine habitat restoration efforts — all while contributing to the health of our city’s waterways. We also work closely with Earth Matter NY, another Governors Island–based organization, to provide students with valuable experiences in composting, sustainable agriculture, and waste reduction. These partnerships embody our school’s mission: to engage students in real work that matters, in the very environment we are working to protect.

Welcome to New York Harbor School! Explore our unique maritime-focused public high school located on Governors Island in New York City. Learn about our hands-on education, waterfront campus, and opportunities in marine science and technology. New York Harbor School Academics with Career and Technical Education (CTE) provide a unique college and career preparatory program built upon maritime experience. Welcome About Us DIve In New York Harbor School provides students with a strong academic foundation and a continuum of work-based learning experiences that extend student learning from the school classroom into a real-world, work-related context. Our students learn to build and operate boats; study and monitor millions of oysters; design submersible, remotely operated vehicles; conduct real-life research; and dive underwater. NYHS students go on trips, tour colleges, hear and learn from experts in science and industry and participate in the school’s on-going oyster restoration research program through The Billion Oyster Project . Watch us on CNN 10! New York Harbor School's FFA Chapter Set on Governor’s Island in New York, surrounded by 538 miles of waterfront, the New York Harbor School’s FFA chapter is truly unique. After taking a ferry to school each day, students immerse themselves in two harbor-centered career and technical education pathways: Aquaculture and Marine Affairs . Through hands-on classes and real-world work experiences, they earn certifications while exploring subjects like urban farming, composting, controlled environment agriculture, and more. Take a closer look at how FFA members in both programs are working toward a cleaner, more sustainable estuary, where freshwater and ocean saltwater meet, all while enjoying the experience and building skills for their future careers. Featured Read more on FFA.org Mobile Calendar Calendar Subscribe Announcements Featured Blog Posts Regents Prep Schedule – Starts After Spring Break on April 14th (after school) NYC School Survey Summer 2026: Harbor School SEA Expedition Scholarship After School Club Fair - Don't Miss Out! 10th Annual Oyster Classic 5K- May 3, 2026 Read the Blog NEW - UANYHS P-TECH Program Application More info CTE Programs Summary Sheet More info Mar 2026 Counselor Corner (SAT Info) More info NYHS Staff Office Hours More info Spring PSAT info for Sophomores More info Student + Family Handbook More info School Lunch Menu NYCDOE Public School Calendar 2023-24 School Quality Snapshot 2022-23 School Quality Snapshot School overview Information on athletics, clubs, academic resources, and school policies in the Students section of our website. Families can find school policies, procedures, and involvement opportunities in the Families section of our website. CONTACT US First name* Last name Email* Write a message Submit Follow New York Harbor School on Instagram Load more Find us Learn more about our friends and partners

Discover ways to get involved as a parent or family member at New York Harbor School plus find information about the School Leadership Team (SLT). FAMILIES Here, you’ll find the latest news and updates, information from our School Leadership Team (SLT), and helpful resources to support students and families throughout the year. We encourage you to check back to stay engaged and informed about all that’s happening at our school. Our active PTA plays an important role in building a strong, supportive school community. Whether you have time to volunteer, ideas to share, or simply want to stay connected, there are many ways to get involved and make a difference. Interested in our PTA? Click to find out more . News SLT Forms + Resources News > > > NYC School Survey Summer 2026: Harbor School SEA Expedition Scholarship 1 2 3 4 5 Contact the Main Office Our FAQ page addresses many common questions regarding attendance, uniforms, new student forms, and much more. If you can't find the answers you need, please reach out our Parent Coordinator, Carla Gabaldon, cgabaldon@newyorkharborschool.org Parent Engagements Dates Check back in the fall f or 2026 - 2027 school year dates < < < School Leadership Team (SLT) The New York Harbor School Leadership Team (SLT) is a committee of teachers, parents, administration and students who meet monthly to develop the schools education plan and budget. Parents are elected through the NYHS PTA to serve on the SLT. One of the NYHS PTA co-presidents automatically serves on the SLT. School Leadership Teams are vehicles for developing school-based educational policies, and ensuring that resources are aligned to implement those policies. SLTs assist in the evaluation and assessment of a school’s educational programs and their effects on student achievement. SLTs play a significant role in creating a structure for school-based decision making, and shaping the path to a collaborative school culture. New York State Education Law Section 2590-h requires every New York City Public School to have a School Leadership Team. SLT team members are responsible for: participating in the development and review of the Comprehensive Educational Plan (CEP); ensuring that the budget is aligned to support the CEP; working collaboratively with team members to share ideas and concerns, and listening to the ideas and concerns of others; engaging in collaborative problem-solving that will lead to consensus-based decisions that meet the needs of all students; sharing the views of their constituencies with the team; and engaging in conflict resolution processes when necessary. Elections for parent positions on the SLT are held in the spring at a NYHS PTA meeting. SLT meetings are open to all parents and you are welcome to attend meetings or submit ideas or issues for discussion. SLT meetings are held online from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. SLT Meetings and Membership Meeting Dates Sep 9, 2025 Oct 14, 2025 Nov 4, 2025 Dec 9, 2025 Jan 13, 2026 Feb 10, 2026 Mar 10, 2026 Apr 14, 2026 May 12, 2026 Jun 9, 2026 Current Members Michael Hojnacki Principal Michael Vlahovic UFT Chapter Leader Carlos Diaz PTA Co-President Lisa Johannessen PTA Co-President Clark Dennis UFT Sarah Gribbin UFT Open Position DC37 Michael Cohen CBO Rep Julie O'Donnell Parent Claudia De Megret Parent Michelle Del Pozzo Parent Mickey Siegel Student Jack Peleg Student Questions & Concerns If you have any questions or you would like have an issue raised at a meeting, please email us: slt@newyorkharborschool.org Click here to view 2025 - 2026 SLT Meeting Minutes Click here to view SLT Bylaws Forms + Resources < < < Chancellor’s Regulation A-101- Housing Questionaire Next Emergency Contact Card Next Jupiter Grades Next Media Consent for NYC Department of Education Use Next Military and Higher Education Opt-Out Forms Next NYC Schools Account Next Operoo - Forms for New Students Next Remind Text Messaging Next Staff Office Hours Next Student + Family Handbook Next

Catch up on school news anytime. View our weekly newsletter archive for events, announcements, and highlights from New York Harbor School. HARBOR HIGHLIGHTS NEWSLETTER Missing a newsletter or want to revisit an update? Our Harbor Highlights Repository includes all past issues with announcements, events, and stories from across our school community. Not yet a subscriber? Complete the form below . < < < Archive February 8, 2026 December 12, 2025 January 9, 2026 December 19, 2025 Subscribe < < < Stay Anchored with Harbor Highlights! First name* Last name* Email* Select your affiliation:* Parent or Caregiver Harbor Staff Student Please select your graduating class:* Class of 2026 Class of 2027 Class of 2028 Class of 2029 Note: If you are a parent with more than one student at the school, please select all applicable graduating classes. Yes, subscribe me to The New York Harbor School weekly newsletter. * Submit

Our guidance team supports every student at New York Harbor School with academic planning, personal support, and family communication. GUIDANCE Our counselors provide an all-encompassing support program designed to assist students in every facet of their life, enhancing their chances for personal, educational, and career growth. Our Counselors Services Referrals Guidance Team < < < Social Worker Erica Flashman eflashman@newyorkharborschool.org About Erica Guidance Counselor Shaun Panton spanton@newyorkharborschool.org About Shaun Guidance Counselor Jennifer Feltes jfeltes@newyorkharborschool.org About Jennifer College and Career Counselor Verna Diggs vdiggs@newyorkharborschool.org About Verna Guidance Counselor Judy Castillo ycastillo@newyorkharborschool.org About Judy Our team consists of 4 Guidance Counselors and a Social Worker. In each grade our students work with a designated guidance counselor to support them in their academic journey. Students and their parents engage with their guidance counselor at least once each term to evaluate academic progress and strategize course selections for upcoming terms. To schedule an appointment, parents can call (212) 458-0800 or reach out to the counselors or social worker via email . < < < Support Services Students need to be highly aware of their educational plan. They should understand the promotional and graduation requirements and collaborate with their counselor to outline the path they will follow to meet those requirements for graduation. As students advance in their high school career, they will begin working more closely with our Director of College and Career Counseling to generate a personalized plan for life after graduation. How we can help Students can meet with a counselor or social worker on an as needed basis or regularly as recommended by their individualized educational plan (IEP). Parents are encouraged to take an active role in their child's high school journey and are welcome to meet with counselors to discuss their child’s needs. We also offer students and families a variety of options for support through community referral s . Resources + Community Referrals > > > Discussing Substance Abuse with Teens Next Graduation Requirements Next Managing Screen Time Next Marble Health Parent Workshops Next Student + Family Handbook Next Therapy Referrals For Teens Next

Discover how New York Harbor School’s CTE programs offer hands-on learning and real-world experiences in marine science and technology, helping students build skills and earn industry certifications. CTE PROGRAMS Ninth graders are introduced to the various CTE programs via Harbor Class. As 10th graders, all students enroll in one of eight career and technical education (CTE) programs of study, leading to industry certification in a spectrum of marine science or marine technology pathways, and includes a continuum of work-based learning experiences that extend student learning from the school classroom into a real-world, work-related context. CTE Programs Summary Sheet Harbor Class < < < During their freshman year New York Harbor School students are introduced to all eight programs via Harbor Class. At the end of 9th grade, students will be asked to submit an application ranking CTEs in order of preference and to submit an essay/project that demonstrates their interest. Students will be notified of their acceptance to a specific CTE at the end of their freshman year. CTE coursework will begin sophomore year. Instructor Sean Lynch slynch@newyorkharborschool.org About Sean Coursework Intro to Aquaculture Intro to Marine Affairs Intro to Marine Biology and Research Program Intro to Marine Systems Technology Intro to Ocean Engineering Intro to Professional Diving Intro to Vessel Operations Intro to Welding & Fabrication < < < CTE Programs All eight NYHS CTE's are NYSED-Approved Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. Students who complete their CTE program curriculum and pass the 3-part assessment associated with their program will be eligible to receive the technical endorsement on their diploma. Dive into Work-Based Learning

Learn about New York Harbor School’s commitment to accessibility and how we strive to ensure an inclusive experience for all visitors. ACCESSIBILITY We are working to make this website easier to access for people with disabilities, and will follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, Level AA . If you need assistance with a particular page or document on our current site, please call 212-458-0800 , email info@newyorkharborschool.org , or mail to: New York Harbor School, 10 South Street, Slip 7 NY NY 10004, for assistance.

Prepare for a career in maritime engineering with New York Harbor School’s Marine Systems Technology program. Study marine mechanics, electrical systems, fabrication and complete industry internships. MARINE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY The demand for well trained marine engineers, marine mechanics, marine technicians and metal fabricators is extremely high. The Marine Systems Technology program offers an entry way into these exciting, hands-on and highly technical career fields. Program Description < < < This program prepares students to work in the engineering side of the maritime industry. Whether working onboard vessels in the "Engine Department" or shoreside in marinas, boatyards and shipyards. Students study marine mechanics, marine electrical, marine systems, wood, fiberglass/composites and welding metal fabrication. Students have the opportunity to take the exam for American Boat and Yacht Council Marine Systems Technician and accumulate up to 9 college credits through our relationship with Kingsborough Community College Maritime Technology program. Students are required to complete an internship in the maritime industry. Marine Systems Technology At-A-Glance Instructor Chris Green cgreen@newyorkharborschool.org About Chris Courses MST 10 MST 11 MST 12 Career and Financial Management Industry Recognized Certifications New York Safe Boater Certificate US Safe Powerboat Handling Certificate ABYC Marine Service Technician Certification NYS CTE Endorsement Marine Maintenance/Fitter & Ship Repair Technology/Technician in the Transportation, Distribution and Logistics Cluster Marine Systems Techology Partners These individuals provide support in many ways: certifications, student internships, student work-based learning experiences, and fieldwork development. Billion Oyster Project ABYC Hudson River Community Sailing South Street Seaport Museum and many more. Coming Soon Internship Opportunities < < < A Peek at Our Day PHOTOS COMING SOON! Explore our other CTE Programs

Stay up to date with the latest media coverage and press highlights featuring New York Harbor School. IN THE NEWS Welcome to our Press Page! Below are links to recent press coverage about our school, highlighting our mission and student achievements. Articles about Harbor < < < December 3, 2024 Field & Forest Club NYC The Dream of a Central Park Pasture School - Part 1: A Visit to the Harbor School Read Article January 16, 2023 Gothamist New York Harbor School charts expansion as it teaches next generation of ocean stewards Read Article May 25, 2022 Spectrum News At this school, students get out of the classroom and onto the water Read Article August 26, 2024 WorkBoat Maritime high schools help prepare kids to fill industry needs Read Article November 28, 2022 Governing New York City’s Public School on an Island Read Article February 16, 2024 Working Nation Diving into marine career exploration in high school by land and by sea Read Article August 16, 2022 City of New York Mayor Adams Announces new Expansion Plans for Urban Assembly New York Harbor School on Governors Island Read Article

Chart a course! See where our students have travelled abroad for global learning and discovery. STUDENT TRAVEL Through XXX we offer opportunities for our students to travel beyond our borders More content here < < < Ports of Call Summer 2025 Incheon, South Korea Summer 2025 Japan Laura Desmond, NYHS Faculty In August 2025 we traveled to Japan for an unforgettable and life changing trip. We had an action packed trip starting in Tokyo, where we visited temples and shrines in Meiji, Asakusa, and Akihabara. We also spent a day tasting incredible food at the Tsukiji Market, visiting Harajuku and Shibuya. From Tokyo, we headed toward Osaka - spending a night at the foot of Mt. Fuji, visiting Kyoto, and taking the bullet train. The entire trip was jam packed with culturally enriching, and truly extraordinary experiences. I have travelled all over the world, and this was by far one of my favorite and most rewarding trips. Spring 2025 Bahamas Davere Hanson, NYHS Faculty Each year, students in New York Harbor School’s Professional Diving program travel to The Island School on Eleuthera, Bahamas, for an intensive, week-long expedition that blends PADI dive certification with real marine science in one of the world’s most vibrant reef ecosystems. In partnership with Island School educators and the Cape Eleuthera Institute, Harbor School divers spend their days in the water completing Open Water and Advanced Open Water dives, practicing skills developed during their training in New York Harbor and pool sessions as they work toward industry-recognized diving credentials. A typical day in the Bahamas begins with assembling and checking their own gear, boarding small research vessels, and diving on coral reefs where they learn to conduct underwater surveys, identify reef organisms, and observe the impacts of climate change, pollution, and coastal development. When students return to campus each afternoon, they live and learn on a sustainable, research-focused island community powered largely by renewable energy, participating in seminars, reflection sessions, and ecological fieldwork that connects their tropical dive experience to marine restoration efforts back home. For many students, this is their first time traveling beyond New York City or seeing a coral reef firsthand, making the trip a transformative experience that builds confidence, independence, teamwork, and environmental stewardship. Over the years, the Bahamas expedition has become a defining milestone of the Professional Diving CTE pathway—an unforgettable journey that strengthens technical skills, deepens scientific understanding, and embodies Harbor School’s mission to prepare students for maritime college and career pathways through rigorous, real-world, ocean-based learning. Getting Started > > > Rules for participation Info meetings: