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Canaan, New Hampshire, USA All Boys, Non-Denominational
Cardigan Mountain School was established in 1945 as a junior boarding school for boys in grades 6-9. In addition to providing a great education, Cardigan responds to the developmental needs of boys through a distinctive program that fosters their intellectual, physical, emotional, and spiritual growth.
62 Alumni DriveCanaan, New Hampshire, USA 03741 (603) 523-4321
Director of Admissions: Chip Audett Admissions Phone:(603) 523-3548Fax:603-523-3565 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cardigan.org
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Summary: Cardigan’s curriculum is designed to both support and stretch each student as the School prepares him for the demanding academic programs characteristic of the independent schools most graduates attend. In all disciplines, special emphasis is placed upon mastery of fundamental skills, content, and the study skills needed to become academically self-sufficient.
Department Director: Joseph Doherty
Average Class Size: 12
Full Time Teachers: 63
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 45.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 5:1
Summer Programs Offered: Offered
Academic Schedule: Semester
Saturday Classes: Most or All
Summary: Our program offers boys wonderful opportunities for academic, social, emotional, physical, and spiritual growth and development at a crucial stage of their adolescence. Our students interact with the adults in our community throughout each day both in and outside of the classroom, and the relationships developed through these interactions provide our boys with strong mentoring and positive role models in all aspects of their lives.
Department Director: Nick Nowak
Number of Dorms: 16
Average Students Per Dorm: 10
No. of Boys Dorms: 16
Dorm Amenities:
Dress Code: Other
Summary: At Cardigan, our daily routine is designed to help boys stay focused on pursuits that contribute to their development. It’s a demanding schedule, and it not only aids boys in their growth, it gives them the kind of time-management skills and study habits that many college students would envy.
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Summary: The mission of Cardigan’s athletic program is to support the School’s mission in educating boys in mind, body, and spirit by promoting healthy living and an active lifestyle. Cardigan Athletics emphasizes respect, responsibility, and dedication. For all spectators, officials, coaches, and athletes, the Cardigan Mountain School Athletic Department is committed to maintaining a positive environment for teaching, training, and competition. Cardigan Mountain also hosts a variety of art programs; from drawing and painting to woodworking to music to drama, Cardigan encourages boys to exercise their creativity, and allow their imaginations to flourish. All of the arts are a kind of philosophy, in that they express truths about what it means to be human, and the Arts Department is dedicated to helping students learn to explore and appreciate those truths.
Arts Department Director: David Auerbach
Athletics Department Director: Ryan Frost
Summary: Cardigan offers guidance and support for ninth-grade students and their parents throughout the secondary school application and placement process, and hosts several secondary school admissions fairs on the Cardigan campus each fall.
Department Director: Kris Langetieg
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Summary: Cardigan's Summer Session provides the perfect balance between authentic learning, personal growth, and summertime fun. Summer Session combines a huge variety of recreational activities with enriching academic experiences designed to suit the needs and interests of each student. With so many exciting things to do and learn, every day at Cardigan is both fulfilling and fun. In just a few weeks, students improve their academic skills, develop diverse friendships, and explore new hobbies. We offer both three and six week sessions for boarding and day students from across the country and around the world.
Department Director: Matthew Rinkin
June 23, 2018 to August 01, 2018
The Cardigan Mountain School Summer Session provides the perfect balance between authentic learning and summertime fun for boys and girls ages 8-15. We offer three and six week sessions for boarding and day students from across the country and around the world.
Registration Deadline: June 20, 2018 Tuition: $5,280-8865 Financial Aid Available: Yes More Details
Summary: Every student at Cardigan is entered into the trademarked Cardigan PEAKS program. PEAKS stands for Personalized Education for the Acquisition of Knowledge & Skills. Guided self-development is the cornerstone of the class, and its focus lies in helping each student, no matter his skill level, become a better learner and self advocate. In this course, students are introduced to different types of learning styles and a variety of study skills. After identifying their own learning style(s), students explore and practice effective study strategies for each type of learner. Upon completion of the course, students are fully cognizant of what type of learner they are, able to describe their learning style, and able to both explain and execute relevant strategies that will be effective in their future educational pursuits.