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Exton, Pennsylvania, USA All Boys, Episcopal
CFS is a boarding and day school for talented boys in grades nine through twelve. CFS offers a rigorous, college-preparatory curriculum in an intimate setting, with a total enrollment of less than 200 and an average class size of just 10 students.
The curriculum offers numerous advanced placement and honors courses, and is designed to prepare our students to gain entrance to and succeed at the finest colleges and universities. Our curriculum is technology-infused, with each student receiving his own MacBook and with internet access in every classroom and dorm room. Instruction is led by a seasoned faculty with an average tenure of more than 15 years and of whom 70% hold advanced degrees; most live within five minutes of campus.
Education at CFS, however, is not limited to the traditional classroom. Students learn equally important lessons on our athletic fields competing in interscholastic sports, and in our music program, with advanced offerings in choir, jazz and music history and theory. Students can explore their creative side in the expansive art studio, with classes in a variety of media including clay, graphic design and printmaking. Hobbies become passions, and perhaps careers, in nearly 20 extra-curricular clubs and activities, ranging from guitar, DECA and Interact to STEM, robotics and our literary magazine and student newspaper.
The vital importance of character, caring and giving back to the community is stressed through a renowned community service program that saw students donate 3,500 hours to community organizations last year alone. Our inclusive chapel program allows each student to explore the spiritual elements in his life.
1001 East Lincoln HighwayExton, Pennsylvania, USA 19341 (610) 363-7500
Director of Admissions: Lisa Smoots Admissions Phone:(610) 363-5347Fax:610-280-6746 Email: [email protected] Website: www.gocfs.net
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Summary: Our challenging curriculum is designed to help each student reach his academic potential. Classes stimulate thought and creativity, and establish a foundation for further learning at the college level. CFS students choose from a variety of classes including honors and AP courses in many subjects.
Department Director: Christopher Seeley
Average Class Size: 12
Full Time Teachers: 34
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 70.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 7:1
Academic Schedule: Semester
Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 8
Notable Achievements: 5 Questbridge College Prep Scholars (Class of2017), 3 Questbridge College Prep Scholars (Class of 2016, 1 Gates Millennium Scholar (Class of 2015)
Summary: The Church Farm School prides itself on the fact that besides being a strong academic educational environment, we are also an institution that offers a well-balanced campus life. Campus life for our students is about living, developing character and finding new interests.
Department Director: Brian Serbin
Number of Dorms: 10
Average Students Per Dorm: 17
No. of Boys Dorms: 10
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Dress Code: Other
Summary: Our beautiful Exton campus, with a rural feel in a thoroughly suburban setting just 35 minutes from Philadelphia and about two hours from New York City and Washington D.C., features a wide array of amenities for our students to enjoy.
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Summary: CFS is committed that each student, regardless of natural ability, will be an artist and an athlete during his time at CFS. Students participate in mandatory athletics and can take art/music electives every semester of their careers at CFS.
Arts Department Director: Dina Schmidt
Athletics Department Director: Gregory Thompson
Notable Achievements: Top two ranked Bass II singers in state, 24-2 basketball team was District Champion, State Quarterfinalist.
Summary: CFS students attend a wide selection of the nation's finest colleges and universities. Intimate college guidance allows for a student-focused college exploration process.
Department Director: Tiffany Scott
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
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