While the main focus for students will be education, campus life is about learning so much more. Students get involved and find their passion within their own community. With over 30 student organizations and teams, students can volunteer, participate in sports, improve their campus, make lasting friendships, and have fun!
The Owl community extends well beyond the school campus and enters students’ homes.
Founded by Dan Cane, The Cane Institute serves as the epicenter for research, education and technology transfer for A.D. Henderson & FAU High School. The Institute’s integrated approach to solving society's toughest problems engages the best and brightest students, faculty, and resources at A.D. Henderson & FAU High School to explore today's most complex challenges in arenas such as cybersecurity, autonomous vehicles, robotics, virtual reality, augmented reality, automation and artificial intelligence.
The Florida Atlantic Laboratory Schools Research Program exposes students in grades K-12 to research and scholarly inquiry in a variety of disciplines to ignite their curiosity and create solutions to local, state, national & international problems.
In addition to research experience for students, as a part of our schools mission, we endeavor to conduct and support educational and developmental research within our school systems through our OPK-12 Research Committee. Through these research initiatives, we improve education for our own diverse student population as well as those at educational institutions across the country.
The Office of Pre-K-12 Schools and Educational Programs Research Committee is a collaborative group that oversees research in and with our schools and educational programs. Please contact us with any questions, comments, or to initiate a project.
The School Counseling Team provides comprehensive counseling programs that incorporate prevention and intervention with continuous academic, career, and personal/development activities that will prepare students for meaningful participation in a diverse, changing world. These activities include classroom lessons, small groups for skill mastery, individual counseling for students with specific needs, and a variety of other proactive and innovative ways to support student performance.
To read the counseling blog, find a counselor, or learn about their services, visit our K-12 Counseling Program page.
A.D. Henderson University School, part of the Florida Atlantic University Lab School District, operates as a public developmental laboratory school affiliated with Florida Atlantic University. As a public institution, it follows the statutes and regulations set forth for Florida public schools.
In accordance with Section 1002.32, Florida Statutes, the school may charge an activity and service fee. This annual fee is used to support a range of student activities and resources that enrich the educational experience. Families are responsible for this fee, which contributes to the diverse opportunities available to students.
See a summary of these costs, visit our Program Cost page.
The incredible chefs from SLA Management offer breakfast and lunch services on the A.D. Henderson & FAU High School campus to all students interested. In order to take advantage of our on campus dining options, all families must register for an account via the SLA Lunch website. Lunch menus, nutritional information, allergy information, and more can be found on the A.D. Henderson & FAU High School SLA Cafeteria Hub.
The Free/Reduced Lunch application is available after July 1st every year at www.myschoolapps.com . Qualifying under this process will provide your child with Free or Reduce hot lunch options for each school year. This application must be completed each year – even if you have qualified in the past . Please make sure families complete the application each school year as the qualification will provide an adjustment to your child’s Activity Fees for that school year only.
Once your SLA Lunch account is created, you can replenish the account via our school fee payment site. If you have any questions about your account, please check our lunch costs here or contact us at ADHUSFees@adhus.fau.edu.
For information on pricing, the National School Lunch Program, and reimbursable meals, please visit our Dining Services page.
Community service does more than uniting the area in which it is done, but it also educates students in understanding diversity, leadership, problem solving, and being a citizen of a larger group. A.D. Henderson University School is committed to not only making a difference in the lives of all students that walk through our campus, but the lives of our neighbors and friends.
While community is vital to a successful education, competition in the form of athletics is a healthy balance to the holistic development of an Owl. The A.D. Henderson athletic program highlights the value of each component of a team and respect for teammates and opponents. The Athletic Department emphasizes sportsmanship, teamwork, respect, fun, and commitment. We offer 7 different sports and 14 different teams for our elementary and middle school students.
To learn more about the sports offered and their seasons, visit our Owls Athletics page.
No two Owls are exactly the same, and we offer clubs and activities to reflect that diversity. Among the 30+ groups at A.D. Henderson, there’s something, or maybe two or three “somethings”, for everyone.
To find a club offering or learn about meetings, visit our Clubs & Student Organizations page.
The Henderson Enrichment School Program (HESP) is an educational after school hours service offered to all of our students attending A.D. Henderson University School & FAU High School. Operating hours are from dismissal until 6:00 pm on regular school days as well as on most early dismissal days.
The goal of the HASP staff is to provide a safe, nurturing, learning environment for students needing care after the regular school day. We strive to maintain the same high standards of excellence in the Henderson After School Program that are evident during the Henderson school day.
The FAU Schools Parent Teacher Organization is a very involved group of people who work hand in hand with teachers and staff for the benefit of our students. Volunteering as part of the PTO is the best way to support your school, your teacher and your child! We have events occurring all year long.
Consider becoming a member of the PTO and help us maximize the impact of the educational experience for all kids at Florida Atlantic University High School.
To learn about the PTO Board and upcoming meetings, please visit our Parent Teacher Organization page.
There is no question that our A.D. Henderson & FAU High School alumni, now over 4,000 strong, are an impressive bunch. They are engaged citizens who are finding spectacular success in their chosen paths. Our alumni live all over the world and are thriving in every imaginable endeavor.
As we continue to grow and manage our alumni network, the Alumni Association and the Alumni Board is focused on integrating alumni engagement with the life of the school. From hosting local and regional alumni events to building our Alumni Mentorship Program, our alumni are the bedrock of our school’s history. Your time, talent, and treasure will remain an invaluable part of FAU High School.
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