FITZGABRIELS SCHOOLS

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THE BREARLEY SCHOOL

  A renowned Knickerbocker institution, The Brearley School has been educating the daughters of Manhattan society since it was founded in 1884 from it’s imposing Upper East Side campus. Brearley regularly places as the top all-girls private school in the United States and excels at ensuring pupils place at Ivy League colleges and top-tier Liberal Arts

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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

Established in 1754 as King’s College by Royal Charter issued by King George II, Columbia University in the City of New York is a private, research-intensive university offering degree programmes from undergraduate to post-doctoral level. Located in uptown Manhattan’s Morningside Heights, Columbia is an academic powerhouse with a global renown. As the oldest institution of higher learning in New York State and the fifth oldest in the United States, Columbia’s story is deeply intertwined with the birth of the nation – originally located in a small schoolhouse in lower Manhattan, its purpose was to train the future leaders of the British colonies but instead produced many of the revolutionary heroes of American independence with alumni including Founding Fathers: Alexander Hamilton, John Jay and Gouverneur Morris. Maintaining its tradition as an educator of American leaders, the college counts three former Presidents amongst its alumnus and another as a former President of the University. The university changed its name to Columbia College following the War of Independence and to reflect its patriotism to the republic and moved to its uptown location in 1897.

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TUFTS UNIVERSITY

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AMHERST COLLEGE

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THE WINSOR SCHOOL

The Winsor School is a highly acclaimed all-girls college-preparatory day school that stands out even against Boston’s multitude of venerable educational institutions. The school has turned out the daughters of Boston’s well-heeled and well-to-do since 1886 when it was established as a small school for eight young women. ___________   Independent Private Middle and College-Preparatory

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ST. MARK’S SCHOOL

    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

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THE ROXBURY LATIN SCHOOL

The Roxbury Latin School is one of the oldest schools in the United States, having been established in 1645 by Royal Charter of King Charles I. The school, in West Roxbury – a suburb of Boston, sought to instruct a classical education for young men as that of the free grammar schools of the United

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ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL

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

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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RIVERS

Set amidst a beautiful lakeside campus in the leafy rural townships west of Boston, The Rivers School is a classic New England school providing a co-educational college-preparatory education since 1915, named for the school’s first Headmaster. In 1940, the Country Day School for Boys of Boston merged into Rivers. The school also encompasses The Rivers

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