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Middleburg, Virginia, USA All Girls, No Religious Affiliation
At Foxcroft, students discover and enhance their academic and personal strengths in a community where over 80% of the faculty lives on campus. Students from 18 states and 13 countries (73% boarding) enjoy a rigorous curriculum enriched by events such as the Goodyear Fellow Program, a week-long interim program, Niblack Lecture Series, and the Poetry Festival. With a 6:1 student/faculty ratio and an average class size of 13, the faculty emphasizes discussion and collaboration, proven ways that girls learn best. Set in Middleburg's beautiful hunt country, the 500-acre campus is 45 miles west of Washington, D.C., and features five dormitories, state of the art athletic and equestrian facilities, and smart boards/smart projectors in every classroom.
22407 Foxhound Lane, P.O. Box 5555Middleburg, Virginia, USA 20118 (540) 687-4340
Director of Admissions: Karla Vargas Admissions Phone:(540) 687-4340Toll-Free Admissions:(800) 858-2364 Email: [email protected] Website: www.foxcroft.org
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Summary: Foxcroft offers a robust college preparatory academic program which prepares young women for a future that demands intelligent responses, highly developed skills, and firmly rooted character. The central components of a Foxcroft education are intellectual; the academic curriculum is designed to challenge each student to develop analytical ability, critical thinking and communication skills, and rigorous independent thought. We educate each student to seek the confidence and character to meet her future with integrity, high purpose, and a sense of accomplishment.
Department Director: Courtney Ulmer
Average Class Size: 13
Full Time Teachers: 20
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 88.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 6:1
Academic Schedule: Semester
Number of AP Courses Offered: 15
Summary: Girls succeed academically at Foxcroft because of the quality of our curriculum and the close attention of our faculty. But they thrive here intellectually, socially, and personally because this is a close community which they quickly come to love.
Department Director: Emily Johns
Number of Dorms: 5
Average Students Per Dorm: 35
No. of Girls Dorms: 5
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Dress Code: Other
Summary: As a residential school, so much of the life at Foxcroft occurs outside of class – in the afternoon and evening hours, on the weekends. During these times girls have opportunities to learn new skills, to make new friends, to explore, and to learn. Foxcroft girls are involved and happy.
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Summary: While attending Foxcroft, each student is required to participate in a structured physical activity during the fall, winter and spring season. She has the chance to play a team sport, take a physical education class, dance, or ride.
Arts Department Director: Karin Thorndike
Athletics Department Director: Michelle Woodruff
Notable Achievements: Division II State Champions Lacrosse, State Finals- Field Hockey & Tennis, Numerous equestrian awards
Summary: Foxcroft promotes a balanced approach to the college selection process that emphasizes the partnership between students, parents and the Office of College Counseling.
Department Director: Barbara Conner
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
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