Clariden’s middle school and high school team’s “Tiny House” project met the specific criteria for the architectural division of the United States Super STEM Competition. Students built tiny houses to scale. This was a very challenging project that incorporated design, art, construction, and mathematical concepts. We’re incredibly proud of the…
MIDDLE SCHOOL – HIGH SCHOOL TEAM HEADS TO WASHINGTON, D.C. Southlake, TX – April 19, 2017 – The Clariden School, a North Texas leader in accredited, private PreK – High School STEAM education, today announced that their middle school – high school team was named national finalist in the…
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM HEADS TO WORLD FINALS IN MAY 2017 Southlake, TX – April 19, 2017 – The Clariden School, a North Texas leader in accredited, private PreK – High School STEAM education, today announced that their high school team was awarded first place at the State championship for…
We have accomplished some amazingly big things at Clariden for being a school of our size. While competing at the BEST competition several years back one of the judges said to me, “Clariden is the small school with big muscle. Your students are amazing”. Obviously, it’s not that our…
While most high school students long for no formal education during the summer, two Clariden juniors opted to continue their learning experiences by applying to competitive summer programs. Caroline Morris has been accepted into Cornell University’s Summer College Program and Cian Hillis has been accepted to the Wildlife Ecology Research…
After placing 2nd in the Cowtown BEST robotics competition, Clariden students advanced to the semi-finals in the BEST robotics competition. This is the third year, Clariden students have competed and placed at the competition. The Clariden team placed 8th out of 60 teams at regionals. They are looking forward…
On December 3, Clariden families joined together to ride in the annual Grapevine Parade of Lights. Many hours were spent by students, teachers, and parent volunteers creating this year’s float, “Blast Off with Clariden” which showcased rocketry, one of the many projects completed each year at the school. It…
Last spring, Clariden high school students submitted poems to The America Library of Poetry 2015 Student Poetry Contest. We are pleased to announce that Terril Tyson’s poem “Reflecting” has been chosen for publication in a new poetry book entitled, “Eloquence”. We all know Terril as a great student, student…
In September, Clariden welcomed David Hernandez from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Mr. Hernandez noticed our school at the 2014 TARC competition, contacted our administration and requested the opportunity to speak to Clariden students. Embry-Riddle is known as the world’s largest fully accredited university specializing in aviation and aerospace. A non-profit independent institution, it offers students over 70 baccalaureate, master’s…
Our middle and high school students were featured in a story on WFAA Channel 8 news today! Check out the story by clicking the link below. Southlake students’ rocket takes them to Washington Students at The Clariden School in Southlake designed a rocket that will compete in a…
