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Dublin, New Hampshire, USA Co-Ed, No Religious Affiliation
Dublin, a small, college-preparatory, boarding/day school, promotes self-reliance and self-confidence in a structured community. Students achieve success through strong academic, arts, and athletic programs. The learning skills and evening study assistance programs are designed for students requiring academic support. There are AP classes in all disciplines, as well as ESL and independent study options available. We respect the individual learning style and unique potential each student brings to Dublin. With our guidance, Dublin students become men and women who seek truth and act with courage.
P.O. Box 522, 18 Lehmann WayDublin, New Hampshire, USA 03444 (603) 563-7075
Director of Admissions: Jill Hutchins Admissions Phone:(603) 563-7075Fax:603-563-8671 Email: admission@dublinschool.org Website: www.dublinschool.org
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Summary: Academics at Dublin School are engaging, relevant, and rigorous. Academic work here aims to prepare students for college, and for the journey of building rich and positive lives. Our academic program grows from the legacy of Paul Lehmann, and his emphasis on hard work and high standards, and the values of progressive education in the midst of a small New England village, surrounded by the beauty of the forests, Mount Monadnock, and Dublin Lake. Education here is based on Dublin’s early belief in involving every student in taking responsibility and caring for the school, the town, and the larger community, and for the natural world. Dublin’s commitment to incorporating many kinds of people and learners, to creating many kinds of learning experiences, and to the growth of healthy adolescents, all derive from this legacy. Our academic program invites students to read ever more deeply, to write and speak with increasing effectiveness, to solve problems creatively and efficiently, to explore scientific fields, to learn languages, and to draw, to make music, and to be moved by works of beauty. Students leave Dublin School as strong individuals who are ready to participate in the globalizing society of the 21st century.
Department Director: Sarah Doenmez
Average Class Size: 8
Full Time Teachers: 30
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 52.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 5/1
Academic Schedule: Semester
Number of AP Courses Offered: 9
Summary: Dublin students are caring and involved in many activities. Dublin is the right size to not get lost and to be discovered by others for who you are. We value the uniqueness of every individual and students are encouraged to try new things.
Department Director: Simon McFall
Number of Dorms: 7
Average Students Per Dorm: 16
No. of Girls Dorms: 3
No. of Boys Dorms: 4
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Dress Code: Formal
Summary: Whether you are a day student or you live on campus, you are part of an inclusive and very special community. You can feel a sense of family the moment you arrive on campus.
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Arts Department Director: Jenny Foreman
Athletics Department Director: Brooks Johnson
Notable Achievements: Girls Varsity Crew won Bronze at Nationals 2014., Numerous RVAL Championships., Numerous NH Art awards.
Summary: The College Counseling Office at Dublin School provides individualized college counseling to each student and their families.
Department Director: Holly Macy
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Middle Percentile of SAT Scores
Summary: The Dublin School shares its facilities with the Walden School in the summer. The Walden School, founded in 1972, is an acclaimed summer music school and festival offering programs that emphasize creative application, specifically through the study of musicianship, improvisation, and composition.
Department Director: Seth Brenzel
June 27, 2015 to August 02, 2015
The Walden School Young Musicians Program provides an unparalleled creative summer experience for musically inclined students ages 9 to 18. Part school, part camp, and part festival, the program convenes each summer for five weeks in Dublin, NH.
Registration Deadline: June 27, 2015 Financial Aid Available: More Details
June 13, 2015 to June 21, 2015
A week-long festival in New England, the Creative Musicians Retreat is offered for composers, improvisers, performers, electronic musicians, choristers, and music teachers who want to delve more deeply into their own creativity.
Registration Deadline: June 13, 2015 Financial Aid Available: More Details
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