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Hagerstown, Maryland, USA Co-Ed, Episcopal
Located in central Maryland, Saint James School enjoys a rural setting in close proximity to major places of interest. Founded in 1842, the 672-acre campus has a full complement of new and recently renovated Georgian buildings, supporting a full program in academics, athletics, and the arts. SJS is small by design, combining a family atmosphere with big school opportunities for student achievement and growth. We seek to enroll well-rounded applicants who are eager to participate in a wide range of activities and want close and positive relationships with their teachers and fellow students.
17641 College RoadHagerstown, Maryland, USA 21740 (301) 733-9330
Director of Admissions: Benjamin Douglass Admissions Phone:(301) 733-9330Fax:301-739-1310 Email: [email protected] Website: www.stjames.edu
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Summary: Saint James has a rigorous traditional curriculum focused on developing scholarship, fostering creative thinking, and forging critical and analytical skills. Students take core classes annually in Math, Science, History, English, and Foreign Language.
Department Director: Marc Batson
Average Class Size: 12
Full Time Teachers: 28
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 50.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 7:1
Academic Schedule: Trimester
Number of AP Courses Offered: 16
Department Director: Steve Lachut
Number of Dorms: 5
No. of Girls Dorms: 2
No. of Boys Dorms: 3
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Dress Code: Casual
Summary: Students who live at Saint James share the joys and challenges of boarding school life with a wide variety of friends, and they are thus enriched by this diversity of talents and backgrounds. Most importantly, the quality of these friendships is deep, reflecting the shared experiences of boarding life. Often it is the informal times shared at school, hanging out after evening study hall and having fun on the weekends, which afford the best opportunities for boarding students to show and appreciate their more personal qualities such as humor, good will, and integrity. By living together in such a community, students emerge from their experiences at Saint James with a strengthened sense of the essential interrelationship of mind, body, and spirit.Saint James has two girls' and three boys' dormitories. Gertrude Steele Coors Hall and Holloway House combine to house 65 girls. Second- and third-form (eighth and ninth grade) girls live in Coors while fourth, fifth and sixth formers (tenth, eleventh and twelfth graders) live in Holloway. Mattingly, Onderdonk and Claggett Halls provide space for 100 boys. Second-form boys live in Onderdonk, third-form boys live in Mattingly and fourth, fifth and sixth formers are housed in Claggett.Weekends are full of fun activities for you and your friends. You will have the opportunity to attend the theater or concerts in Baltimore or Washington, DC. If you enjoy the outdoors, hiking, camping and skiing trips are fun. Other weekend activities include ice skating, mystery trips, movie runs on Saturday nights, mall trips and jaunts to Washington, DC. Faculty open houses provide the opportunity to hang out with faculty and friends in a relaxed family atmosphere. During the weekends at Saint James, you will create memories and build friendships that will last a lifetime.
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Arts Department Director: Linda Stowe
Athletics Department Director: Scott Barr
Department Director: Robert Harry
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
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