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We Empower Students
To Build Strength of Character
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We Challenge Students
To Think Beyond Themselves
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We Teach Students
To Embrace Community Values
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We Inspire Students
To Discover Their Unique Purpose
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We Prepare Students
To Be Responsible Citizens
Scire Desidero
I Desire to Know
Bentley’s longstanding motto “Scire Desidero – I Desire to Know,” is infused in the School’s curriculum. From Kindergarten through 12th grade, students begin the journey of knowing the world, to knowing each other, and ultimately, knowing themselves. Finding foundation through concrete knowledge, exploring creatively, and sharing in the joys of a vibrant and kind community, Bentley students cultivate a lifelong pursuit of learning. Through exciting coursework and the ability to chart their own path, every Bentley student develops a personal drive to understand the world around them.
Our Community
Of the School’s many values, we hold community at the center. The comprehensive Bentley experience is proudly made up of our student body, two campuses, and the infinite opportunities in between.
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Student Life
Life at Bentley
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Dream Symposium a Resounding Success
This year’s MLK Dream Symposium was the most well-attended in Bentley history. Over 100 students and faculty members gathered to hear Vince Greer, Associate Dean of Students for Diversity, Inclusion & Residential Life at Claremont McKenna College, talk about his own experiences in college and in the DEI field. -
Middle School Students Participate in the American Mathematics Competition
Each year, close to 100,000 students from across the country compete in the AMC-8; an extremely fast-paced, 40-minute sprint of a test that grills students on their knowledge of a wide range of mathematical topics.
