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Staunton, Virginia, USA Co-Ed, Episcopal
Stuart Hall School, one of the oldest Episcopal Schools in the U.S., is a co-ed boarding school for students in Grades 8-12, located in Staunton, Virginia. Through our mastery learning program, students master the skills needed for life in high school and beyond. Rooted in the core competencies of Well-Being, Critical Thinking, Creativity, Citizenship, Collaboration, and Communication, our curriculum is designed to develop curious creative students who are ready to make lasting contributions to their community. Our project-based, placed-based learning approach develops students who are independent, motivated, resilient, and self-directed, and our holistic focus promotes physical, social, and emotional well-being. Outside the classroom, students can explore the small, safe town of Staunton and enjoy the rich arts, history and outdoor activities that the Shenandoah Valley offers.
P.O. Box 210, 235 West Frederick StreetStaunton, Virginia, USA 24402 (540) 885-0356
Director of Admissions: Samantha Hughes Admissions Phone:(540) 213-7774Toll-Free Admissions:(888) 306-8926Fax:540-886-2275 Email: [email protected] Website: www.stuarthallschool.org
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Summary: 100% college placement with rigorous academics and an outstanding Fine Arts Emphasis Program. Partnership with Mary Baldwin College for college courses.
Department Director: Sharon Young
Average Class Size: 12
Full Time Teachers: 31
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 0.75%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 8:1
Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 15
Notable Achievements: Voted Best Independent School in the Valley
Summary: Residence Life at Stuart Hall School creates a nurturing environment that teaches young men and women to understand themselves in the context of their community, encourages them to both serve that community and to be leaders within it, and to develop a reverent respect for the world around them and an undying passion for the people who live in it.Our Residence Life Program at Stuart Hall School is a partnership between the staff-the Director of Student Life, the Residence Life Coordinator, Dorm Parents, and On Campus Faculty-and the students: Prefects, Hall Assistants, and Dorm Council.
Department Director: Katherine Meier
Number of Dorms: 8
Average Students Per Dorm: 15
No. of Girls Dorms: 6
No. of Boys Dorms: 2
Dorm Amenities:
Dress Code: Casual
Summary: Student Life at Stuart Hall incorporates the institutional philosophy of developing the mind, body, heart, and spirit. We are committed to providing a safe, fun, and educational environment for our students, which supplements the education they receive during the academic day with numerous extracurricular activities. Day and boarding students have the opportunity to become involved in a wide variety of activities after school, in the evenings, and on weekends.
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Clubs and Organizations
Arts Department Director: West Jeremy
Athletics Department Director: John Duncan
Summary: The college counseling program at Stuart Hall allows students to explore college options and make informed decisions based on personal interests, individual abilities and goals.
Department Director: Meghan Munsey
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Middle Percentile of SAT Scores
Juliette Gordon Low (Class of 1879) Founder of the Girl Scouts
Marijane Meeker (Class of 1945) Publishes as M.E. Kerr, winner of the ALA Margaret Edwards Award
Annette Smith Parker (Class of 1969) Vice President, Dickinson College
Anne McCaffrey (Class of 1944) Winner of both the Hugo and Nebula Awards
Denise Wooldridge (Class of 1976) An executive at Kraft Foods
Kelly Driscoll (Class of 1996) Alum of and Faculty of Rhode Island School of Design
Dejon Mayberry (Class of 1947) Speech writer for Pres. Gerald Ford
I arrived at Duke with assurance, curiosity and a foundation that will serve me for life.
-Katherine McIlwaine, Class of 2004, Graduate, Duke University, currently at Columbia Law School
In short, it is the many and varied experiences one can have at Stuart Hall that shape us into the people we will become.
-October Edwards, Class of 2009, Valedictorian, Stuart Hall Class of 2006
Stuart Hall is a learner's paradise.
-Robin Day, Class of 2006, Double major, Economics and Sociology, UVa
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