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Chatham, Virginia, USA All Girls, Episcopal
Chatham Hall is a premier, college preparatory, boarding school for girls in grades 9-12 with an Episcopal heritage and offering an exceptional academic program including integrated technology and a multitude of travel offerings. Our Leader in Residence program brings world-renowned female leaders to campus to mentor students. Impeccable facilities on our beautiful 362-acre campus include a recently renovated library that serves as a dynamic learning commons, and European-style barns serving our world class riding program. Chatham Hall offers a robust arts curriculum, extensive selection of AP classes, and a personalized college counseling process that allows our graduates to go on to the world’s best colleges.
800 Chatham Hall CircleChatham, Virginia, USA 24531 (434) 432-2941
Director of Admissions: Schaeffer Barnhardt Admissions Phone:(434) 432-5613Toll-Free Admissions:(877) 644-2941Fax:434-432-5516 Email: [email protected] Website: www.chathamhall.org
Join us for our Open House! Our special January Open House includes our signature MLK chapel service. Call 434.432.5516 for more information or to make a reservation. Reservations required.
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Summary: Chatham Hall is a center of learning—a world of ideas—that can help take you as far as you want to go. Our challenging curriculum and small class sizes help you launch your own quest for knowledge even as you prepare for your college career.Interested in veterinary medicine? There’s an elective just for you. Always want to be a novelist? Take creative writing. You can choose from more than 15 Advanced Placement courses and a wide array of electives in addition to your core curriculum. You’ll also have opportunities to do things normally reserved for college students, such as working with a faculty member in research and studying in a different country.
Department Director: Martha Griswold
Average Class Size: 9
Full Time Teachers: 33
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 58.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 5/1
Summer Programs Offered: Offered
Academic Schedule: Semester
Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 20
Summary: Day or night, weekend or weekday, our campus is alive with activity. Take a stroll around Chatham Hall’s 362 acres, and you’re likely to find students playing Twister, playing field hockey, and practicing everything from piano to French. You might find students gearing up to join the Appalachia Service Project – or getting ready to ride to the hounds. At Chatham Hall, life beyond the classroom is filled with opportunity and adventure. You’ll see how easy it is to find your niche (and learn a lot about yourself along the way).
Department Director: Nicole Brown
Number of Dorms: 3
Average Students Per Dorm: 59
No. of Girls Dorms: 3
Dorm Amenities:
Dress Code: Casual
Summary: Weekends on campus are seriously fun. You might meet up for “Bad Movie Night” or attend a Pinata Throw-Down (hosted at a faculty house), whip up a gourmet meal (with a little help from a dorm parent), or get schooled in the fine art of tire changing. Depending on the season, you’ll also find students carving pumpkins, building gingerbread houses, and hunting for Easter eggs.Off campus, there’s even more to do. The school regularly hosts ski trips to the Wintergreen Resort and shopping excursions to Durham, N.C., plus cultural jaunts to the North Carolina Art Museum and Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Another winter-term favorite? Ice-skating in Lynchburg, Virginia.
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Arts Department Director: Susan Morley
Athletics Department Director: Laura Clay
Summary: The college application process can be daunting – which is why we seek to guide students and parents every step of the way. Our comprehensive College Counseling program assists with everything from test preparation to visit planning to apllication processing. We make sure that all deadlines are met, and all questions answered. Ultimately our goal is to match each girl with the college or university that best suits her talents, interests, and abilities. At Chatham, every student actively participates in the college preparation process. Students meet frequently with a college counselor and attend a college prep class that meets once a week for a full academic year (from December of the junior year through November of the senior year).
Department Director: Erin McHugh
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Georgia O'Keefe (Class of 1905) One of the foremost American artists of the 20th century.
Claudia Emerson (Class of 1975) Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Poerty
Ann Taylor (Class of 1954) National Public Radio
Hallam Hurt (Class of 1963) Noted Doctor and Medical Researcher
Jennifer Quainton (Class of 1996) Manager of Program Planning at Food Network
Elizabeth Yarborough (Class of 1958) Fashion Jewelry Designer
Maggie Taylor (Class of 1979) Photographer
Summary: Chatham Hall’s Summer Programs offer various sessions with focuses in science and equestrian sports. 2018 introduces a week long camp dedicated to teaching girls a variety of life skills in problem solving, conflict resolution, and collaborative leadership through a series of hands on experiences in self-advocating and engaging.
Department Director: Samantha Fleming
July 01, 2018 to July 06, 2018
Ap Eq is a residential program designed for advanced equestrians looking to combine mounted and unmounted instruction for an intensive summer program. Riders will participate in challenging lessons and classroom programming for the serious athlete and competitor. Girls aged 14-18 years old.
Registration Deadline: June 01, 2018 Tuition: $1,800 Financial Aid Available: No More Details
July 08, 2018 to July 27, 2018
Chatham Hall Summer Riding program is for riders of all levels featuring an active residential program and mounted lessons twice daily. Daily fun-filled activities help campers advance their riding skills and equine knowledge. Girls aged 10-16 years old.(July 8-15/17-20/22-27)
Registration Deadline: June 01, 2018 Tuition: $1,800- Financial Aid Available: No More Details
July 29, 2018 to August 03, 2018
Girls Make it Happen is a one week program where girls are encouraged to work independently and collaboratively to solve difficult problems. Hands on experiential learning activities in areas like design thinking, civic engagement, conflict/resolution, and learning how to self-advocate are led by cu
Registration Deadline: June 01, 2018 Tuition: $800-1000 Financial Aid Available: No More Details
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