Hero
- Alumni
- Community
When Dr. Travis Simone graduated from Cape Henry in 1999, he wasn't sure exactly what he wanted to do. He was a curious soul, interested in exploring endless possibilities.
- Academics
- Diversity and Inclusion
At Cape Henry, we are committed to fostering inclusivity in STEAM, encouraging students of all backgrounds to step outside traditional expectations.
- Athletics
- Upper School
This year, the Dolphins are proud to send another nine student-athletes on to play at the collegiate level.
Cape Henry Collegiate
At Cape Henry, we know, value, and challenge each student
Located on a 30-acre campus in a residential area within five miles of the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Henry Collegiate serves over 1,050 students representing the entire Hampton Roads community.
The academically challenging curriculum is responsive to each child's needs and is supported by a strong Honor Code. There is a 10-to-1, student-to-teacher ratio, and the educational process is a cooperative endeavor among students, parents, and faculty.
The world has changed, now education has too.
At Cape Henry Collegiate, we go beyond opening your child to a world of possibilities to offering them an unprecedented array of real-world educational opportunities that span not only an exceptionally diverse and dynamic curriculum, but also the globe. Theirs is a journey of self-discovery that ignites a love of learning and forms the foundation for a lifetime of personal fulfillment, achievement and success.
Educators, Motivators, and Mentors
Educators, Motivators and Mentors
From their first day of school, Cape Henry's dedicated faculty and staff are committed to helping them develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to meet life’s challenges and recognize its opportunities.
Preparing for Success in a Global Community
Preparing for Success in a Global Community
Recognized as one of the leading global studies programs in the country, Cape Henry’s Nexus Program engages students in a comprehensive curriculum that fosters an awareness of the global community.
Fostering Artistic Expression
Fostering Artistic Expression
Priding itself on a strong and successful arts program, Cape Henry develops confident and competent art students encouraged to discover their own unique passions and talents.
Understanding, Appreciating, and Valuing Diversity
Understanding, Appreciating, and Valuing Diversity
Cape Henry Collegiate is committed to building a more diverse and inclusive community. As a school, we recognize that our student and adult diversity makes us stronger.
Building Strong Connections for Success
Building Strong Connections for Success
Athletics is an integral and important part of a Cape Henry Collegiate education. Fielding nearly 60 sports teams, an average of 90% of our students participate in some form of organized athletics.
“The most heartwarming thing about CHC is how everyone in the community supports each other–basketball fans cheer for the cheerleaders, sports teams applaud at Cabaret and rocking musicians watch friends in a mock Supreme Court. We want other students to feel this sense of community and have the same opportunities and experiences."
Marnie Keogh, Parent of Madeleine Keogh '24
“Cape Henry enables the students and staff to work together to give the students a balanced education. There is truly a focus on challenging the students without overwhelming them. They are more than students at Cape Henry, they are young adults with voices.“
Dawn Hawkins-Clark,
Parent of Eric '20 and Gabby '24
“In my experience at Cape Henry, they were able to push me to be my best, not only in the classroom, but in life, never accepting anything but my best and more. I am a better person for it and more confident in myself.“
Olivia Zettervall, Class of 2021
Fulfilling on the promise.
From their first day of school, Cape Henry is focused on preparing students for today and getting them ready for tomorrow — helping them develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to meet life’s challenges and recognize its opportunities.
1,068
Students representing the entire Hampton Roads community
10 : 1
Student-to-Teacher ratio
30
Acre campus in a residential area within five miles of the Atlantic Ocean
$2.65M
in Financial Aid
1924
Established
59
Athletic Teams
100+
Upper School Course Offerings
100%
of the Class of 2025
- Alumni
- Community
When Dr. Travis Simone graduated from Cape Henry in 1999, he wasn't sure exactly what he wanted to do. He was a curious soul, interested in exploring endless possibilities.
- Alumni
- Community
When Dr. Travis Simone graduated from Cape Henry in 1999, he wasn't sure exactly what he wanted to do. He was a curious soul, interested in exploring endless possibilities.
- Academics
- Diversity and Inclusion
At Cape Henry, we are committed to fostering inclusivity in STEAM, encouraging students of all backgrounds to step outside traditional expectations.
- Athletics
- Upper School
This year, the Dolphins are proud to send another nine student-athletes on to play at the collegiate level.
- CHC Giving
- Community
"I see it as my duty and obligation to pay their unconditional love and generosity forward. It's the least I can do to honor them in this way.”
- Athlete of the Week
- Golf
Camille Lebel earned Medalist honors in the inaugural varsity girls golf season this spring, shooting a 42 at Heron Ridge over the talented Collegiate School.
- Athlete of the Week
- Boys Baseball
Leading Cape Henry varsity baseball to a 7-4 victory over the top-ranked Falcons of Cox High School, Harley Matela is stepping up in the biggest moments on the diamond.