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Waltham, Massachusetts, USA Co-Ed, No Religious Affiliation
Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall offers a unique, challenging college preparatory curriculum in addition to an array of arts, athletics, and other dynamic opportunities for students to discover new interests and reach their individual potentials. Our 40-acre, gorgeous, tree-lined campus is just 10 miles from Boston, boasting a location that allows students to immerse themselves in various cultural opportunities throughout the school year.
CH-CH is home to a diverse group of students from a multitude of states and countries who share the desire and potential to achieve greater academic success, while our experienced, dedicated and creative faculty shares the responsibility of teaching the way our students learn. CH-CH students find a learning environment that is academically challenging and innovative, coupled with the option of receiving additional academic help within our cohesive Skills and Academic Support program. All aspects of life at CH-CH, from weekly teacher-written progress reports to an individualized approach to college counseling, are student-centered. Our encouraging, compassionate and supportive community climate fosters leadership, respect, creative thinking and independence in our students. The primary focus of our active curriculum and environment is to successfully prepare our students for college, and beyond. We are dedicated to differentiated classroom instruction, and have developed a “multiple intelligences” approach to teaching and learning which allows us to focus on providing students with a range of engaging learning opportunities – both in and out of the classroom.
785 Beaver StreetWaltham, Massachusetts, USA 02452 (781) 314-0800
Director of Admissions: Lisa Pelrine Admissions Phone:(781) 314-0800Fax:781-894-5205 Email: [email protected] Website: www.chch.org
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Posted on February 1, 2018 The Admissions team at Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall School put together this webinar to share the most important information they've learned over their twenty years of experience helping families that are looking into independent boarding schools. more...
Summary: As noted in our curriculum guide, "Every day we strive to inspire our students to discover their talents and to leverage these talents to learn new skills and content. In many ways our classrooms have become more like laboratories than lecture halls, places where students engage actively in the process of discovery as they produce works of literature, science, and art.Along with our approach to teaching and learning, we believe that the curriculum we offer at CH-CH has the potential to transform our students as thinkers and learners. In keeping with our appreciation of diversity, our curriculum is remarkably rich for a small college preparatory school. At the beginning levels, we introduce students to foundational skills and content across the disciplines so that they will emerge prepared not only to succeed but also to delight in the electives they choose as juniors and seniors."
Department Director: Josh Bubar
Average Class Size: 10
Full Time Teachers: 35
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 70.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 5/1
Number of AP Courses Offered: 5
Notable Achievements: Offer certificate of advanced study - math/science, Offer certificate of advanced study in the arts, Offer a variety of independent study options
Summary: Chapel Hill - Chauncy Hall offers a rich variety of programming to engage and challenge students outside of the classroom. Our student life program aims to involve all students and develop well-rounded individuals. Students form, manage, and organize the clubs at CH-CH; the clubs are comprised of diverse offerings created in response to students’ needs, interests and talents. Our students build self-esteem and confidence; establish healthy relationships; overcome challenges; realize their excellence; grow their leadership abilities; and become independent. We also provide many opportunities for our students to become leaders and involved members of our community. For example, students can become resident advisors in the dorms, participate in student government, and partake in numerous opportunities for community service both on and off the campus. After a week of hard work and studying, the weekends are a time for students to have fun, explore, and relax with friends. There is always a full schedule of weekend activities for both boarding and day students to participate in. Our weekend activities coordinator makes sure that there is a variety of activities each weekend, including museum trips, trips into Boston, and outings to restaurants and shopping centers.
Department Director: Lori White
Number of Dorms: 3
Average Students Per Dorm: 30
No. of Girls Dorms: 2
No. of Boys Dorms: 1
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Dress Code: Casual
Summary: Our students pursue interests, bond with classmates, contribute to the community, and have fun with a variety of activities during the class day, which includes a meeting period for student clubs. Clubs include Drama, Student Government, Amnesty International, International Student Organization, Students of Color Alliance, and the Gay/Straight Alliance.
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Summary: Students have several opportunities to participate in mandatory afternoon activities. We offer traditional interscholastic sports, as well as fitness training and less traditional options such as badminton and rock climbing. Other activities may include robotics, newspaper, drama, and tech crew. Seasoned athletes, as well as those trying a sport for the first time, have the opportunity to participate, develop their skills, and enjoy the camaraderie of being on a team.The arts enrich the CH-CH experience both as academic courses and as co-curricular activities. In the visual arts, courses are offered in photography, digital art, ceramics, sculpture, art history, and studio art. The most dedicated artists can pursue our concentrated program to earn a Certificate of Distinction in Visual Art. In the performing arts, students choose from a variety of courses, such as From Set to Stage: Introduction to Theater Practices, Chamber Ensemble and Piano. Through the Drama Program, students have the opportunity to participate in three major shows during the year, including one musical.
Arts Department Director: Jamie Palmer Keating
Athletics Department Director: Lori White
Summary: The goal of our College Counseling Program is to help students find the right college “match," where the student will learn effectively, enjoy and contribute to their next community, as well as reach his or her full potential. With the College Counseling Program students are armed with the requisite knowledge to make good decisions and submit applications that are both professional in quality and true reflections of each student’s unique personality, character, and ability.The centerpiece of CH-CH’s program is individual counseling. In formulating a college list, each student works with the Director of College Counseling to explore his/her academic and extracurricular interests and optimal school community, size, and location. Students consult with the counselor at each step of the process, such as developing resumes, writing essays, preparing for interviews, and completing applications. Through active and personalized interactions with students, the counselor and teachers are able to write very personal letters of recommendation that prove an invaluable component of student application packets.Several programs supplement this one-on-one counseling. The junior program begins in earnest in January and includes guest speakers, participation in college fairs, test prep opportunities, a financial aid seminar, and the beginning of regular and frequent individual meetings. During the junior year, students and parents also begin using Family Connection by Naviance – a web-based application that is a valuable resource to help students, parents, and the counselor work together throughout the college admission process.
Department Director: Brooke Fincke
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
"When I was looking at schools, I noticed CH-CH’s diversity right away. When I visited campus for the first time, everyone knew my name – I felt welcomed. The community was what made me choose it."
-TaCora, Class of 2012, Newark, NJ
Summary: RUNNING BROOK DAY CAMP provides boys & girls, ages 3-12, a safe & caring camp experience that encourages them to do what they do best: Play! We provide an environment that de-emphasizes competition & encourages active participation through group activity & cooperative play. Our low staff-to-camper ratio allows us to get to know each camper individually, providing the structure and care needed for a wonderful summer. Our goal is to help kids to grow in physical & social confidence, and to have fun along the way. Running Brook is a place where kids laugh, play, learn and grow. We welcome you to contact us for a visit and to learn more about this coming summer!RUNNING BROOK DAY CAMP’S LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM is a structured, goal-oriented program for motivated, rising 8th, 9th and 10th graders who want to become leaders and learn the skills necessary for working with young children. The LTP program provides a varied and unique progression of opportunities for participants to develop self-awareness, specific facilitation and group management techniques, and a broader knowledge of child development. All LTP’s spend half of their day at camp assigned to a camper group or as an assistant to an activity specialist, receiving ongoing feedback and support. First-year LTPs also participate in some regular camp activities as a group, while second-year LTPs engage in community service work and more intensive classroom-based learning. Our ADVENTURES camp is a co-ed program combining on & off-campus adventure opportunities for campers ages 9-15, including exciting camping trips and unique opportunities to build self-confidence and a sense of community. Participants learn outdoor skills in a supportive atmosphere that fosters and encourages friendship, trust, and interdependence. MORE INFO: www.runningbrook.org
Department Director: Jim Bellanca
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