St. Mark’s School is one of the top college-preparatory schools in the United States, established in 1865 on the English Public School model. The school is highly revered in North America as a leading boarding school, historically for boys but now co-educational. ___________ Independent Private College-Preparatory School Established: 1865 Gender: Co-educational Ages: 14-18 (grades […]
Named for the patron saint of England, a nod to the school’s Episcopalian (Anglican) foundation and the English Public School model which it sought to emulate alongside peers such as St. Mark’s School, St. Paul’s School, Middlesex School and Groton School who, collectively, are colloquially referred to as St. Grottlesex. St. George’s is one of
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St. Sebastian’s School is a well-regarded all boys Roman Catholic school in suburban Boston. A member of the Independent Schools League, St. Sebastian’s competes against leading college-preparatory schools across New England in a range of interscholastic sports and academic competitions. ___________ Independent Private Middle and College-Preparatory School Established: 1941 Gender: Boys Ages: 12-18 (grades 7-12) Ethos: Roman Catholic
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Located between London and Reading, Heathfield is one of England’s leading private girls’ schools. Established in 1899 by the same mother and daughter duo behind another illustrious girls’s school – Queen’s Gate School in London – Heathfield’s founding purpose was to educate young women and to build character and confidence. The small, primarily boarding, school
Kent School is an extremely prestigious boarding school in Connecticut that prepares boys and girls for entry into the nation’s top universities and colleges. It is one of the country’s best known prep schools and has a reputation for both academic and athletic success. ___________ Independent Private Middle and College-Preparatory School Established: 1906 Gender: Co-educational Ages: 14-19
Groton is famed as one of America’s great examples of the British public school model, having been established as an alternative to the scientific academy model that had become popular, particularly in New England. Groton, an Episcopal school, espoused the muscular Christianity concept popular in England, that believed in the development of character and the
One of the Woodard Schools, founded in 1849 as St John’s Middle School and modelled on the Oxbridge Collegiate system. Hurst as the school’s is often shortened, is co-educational and offers both day and boarding options to pupils. The school includes both preparatory and pre-preparatory schools offering education from primary through secondary levels. ___________ Independent
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