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Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA Co-Ed, No Religious Affiliation
Steamboat Mountain School is in the Rocky Mountain wonderland of Steamboat Springs, Colorado where outdoor adventure, community service. recreational skiing and snowboarding, and other out-of-classroom activities teach students valuable lessons about themselves and the world around them. Our competitive ski and snowboard program – run by the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club - offers top athletes an opportunity for high-level competition. Our one-of-a-kind Global Immersion Studies program combines cultural immersion, adventure, community building, and self-discovery as students spend four weeks each year in a developing-world country.
42605 Co Rd 36Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA 80487 (970) 879-1350
Director of Admissions: Pearson Alspach Admissions Phone:(970) 879-1350 ext. 18Fax:970-879-1350 Email: [email protected] Website: www.steamboatmountainschool.org
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Summary: Steamboat Mountain School's college preparatory academic program features small class sizes, a rigorous curriculum, and dynamic teachers. Reading and writing occurs across the curriculum, and there is a special emphasis on global studies.
Department Director: Davis Erin
Average Class Size: 8
Full Time Teachers: 12
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 40.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 8:1
Academic Schedule: Trimester
Number of AP Courses Offered: 4
Summary: Steamboat Mountain School has three residence halls, staffed by faculty. The boarding program offers appropriate structure and boundaries.
Department Director: Smith Brian
Number of Dorms: 3
Average Students Per Dorm: 20
No. of Girls Dorms: 1
No. of Boys Dorms: 2
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Dress Code: Casual
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Arts Department Director: Hillman-Kroll Sierra
Athletics Department Director: Wither Gina
Summary: Steamboat Mountain School, we view the college process as an opportunity for each student to understand his or her strengths as a student, athlete, and person and to match those strengths with a college that will foster further development in those areas.
Department Director: Erin Davis
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 99.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Middle Percentile of SAT Scores
Daniel Wright (Class of 2009) Filmmaker/ Producer
Mark McMahon (Class of 1969) Artist
Caroline Lalive (Class of 1997) Alpine Skier, Olympian
Ryan Heckman (Class of 1993) Nordic Combined Olympian and Investor
Kyle Ewing (Class of 2003) Entrepreneur
Christian Casillas (Class of 1993) Freelance Educator and Renewable Energy Scientist
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