Sean Bouchard left his home in Warwick, Bermuda four years ago so he could sail at Tabor. Check out what else he’s done!

A family connection brought Maryland-native Bailey Farnham to Tabor as a freshman. Now she considers TA teachers and fellow students her family as well.

Believing Tabor to be the “perfect fit,” Kelly Foley came south from Boston for more Latin and better hockey. She also discovered the Beebe Riser.

Day student Wes Grover wanted his home close by and the “best education possible.” In AP classes and with only a five-minute drive to school, he’s found the perfect fit.

Tabor’s unique setting appealed to Martha’s Vineyard-born Chris Henry. In fall and spring, he enjoys the view from the deck of the Tabor Boy as the vessel’s Executive Officer.

Amanda Ho also liked Tabor’s “school by the sea” location. She always looks forward to returning to her teachers and friends after vacations at home in Hong Kong.

It was love at first sight that brought Katherine Maloy from Marshfield to Tabor. Her first tour became her top choice, and four years here have only strengthened the bond.

Small classes and big opportunities are the reasons why Kelsey Markovich makes the daily trip from the Cape to Tabor. The waterfront and the people make it all worthwhile.

English may be her second language, but Korean native Jae Yeon Nam is always ready to give you her high opinion of Tabor teachers - and the food.

Justine Rooney’s desire to “not follow the regular path to public high school” led her to Tabor from Centerville. Marine Science and crew make her happy with her choice.