Hotchkiss School

Lakeville, United States of America

In short: Hotchkiss School is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Lakeville, USA. Stages: middle school and high school. Taught in English.

Type: Private · Secular · Co-ed
Ages: Middle school to high school
Languages: English

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Fees

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Curriculum & results

Stages

Hotchkiss is a four-year high school (prep, lower mid, upper mid and senior years) with a postgraduate option. The curriculum includes a humanities programme, classical languages including Latin and Greek, sciences with specialist labs, computer science and the arts, with college advising from the upper mid year.

Approach · General Curriculum

Hotchkiss aims to help students learn how to live in a community and become independent young adults, through an experience-based education that values curiosity, collaboration and personal growth.

Languages

English is the language of instruction. The Classical and Modern Languages department teaches Latin and Greek among other languages.

Open Days

Visit the school on a date that suits youNo open days scheduled right now. Ask for a private tour and the school will propose a date.

Location

Lakeville, United States of America

Facilities & services

Facilities

The campus includes the Edsel Ford Memorial Library, science labs with a DNA lab and weather station, an observatory with a 20-inch reflecting telescope, the Esther Eastman Music Center, Katherine Elfers Hall with professional-grade acoustics and digital recording, the Tremaine Art Gallery, theatre and dance spaces, makerspaces and extensive athletic facilities.

Services

Families have access to need-based financial aid, academic support, college advising, the library's research services and travel and summer programmes.

Boarding

Hotchkiss is a boarding school: students live on campus in a residential community, and the prep seminar helps new boarders adapt to living together during their first year.

Students compete in NEPSAC athletics across a wide range of boys' and girls' teams, take part in studio art, dance, music, photography, film and theatre, and join clubs such as computer programming and app development, as well as travel programmes and summer portals.