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Myths are easy to perpetuate. Start a rumor and then circulate it. Pretty soon you'll have everyone wondering if it's true. Boarding schools sometimes get a bad rap thanks to a few key misconceptions that are reflected in the questions below.
Like many stereotypes, the opposite is true. Ninety-five percent of boarding school students say that their social lives don't revolve around drugs and alcohol, compared with 82% of private day and public school students.
Many students come to boarding schools because they have healthy home lives that have encouraged them to pursue their dreams through better and higher education. It's no surprise that 86% of boarding school students report being satisfied with their family lives.
Not true. As the School Browser indicates, you can find boarding schools within a reasonable distance of virtually any place in North America.
Absolutely! Boarding school students participate in more extracurricular activities than other students, including playing sports, engaging in creative endeavors like music and painting, and participating in student government and club activities.
Definitely. Eighty seven percent of boarding school graduates surveyed reported that they were very well prepared for university life—both in and out of the classroom.