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Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, USA Co-Ed, No Religious Affiliation
Founded in 1867, The Storm King School celebrates a 150 years of helping students translate potential into success as they prepare for college and meaningful lives.
Located at the peak of Storm King Mountain in the Hudson River Valley, The Storm King School's 60 acre campus is just about an hour north of New York City. As an independent co-ed boarding and day school for students in grades 8-12 and PG, we represent 26 countries this year! We are proud to be one of the few schools in the country that has a 5:1 student/faculty ratio with an average class size of 10 students. With this great ratio, we focus on providing an individualized educational environment that is both supportive and challenging to each student.
The SKS education is highly experiential and often happens outside of classroom walls. Our teachers often utilize our surrounding resources of New York City, The Storm King Arts Center, or the 3,800 acre Black Rock Forest across the street to name a few. Our diverse college preparatory curriculum (including 11 AP courses; at least 1 in every subject area) stimulates our students and immerses them in a highly engaging education.
Personal growth is also provided through championship & no-cut athletics, superb performing, visual and fine arts, a wide variety of extra-curricular and weekend activities, and community living that is "one big family." At SKS, we attribute our success and 100% college acceptance rate to small classes, individualized attention and a nurturing learning environment.
The Storm King School campus has three academic classroom buildings (including a study center with smart boards in each classroom), theatre (230-seat capacity), observatory (with Newtonian telescope), arts center (including a state-of-the-art digital design lab and 3D printer), dance studio, ceramics studio, gymnasium with a wrestling room, cardio fitness center & weight room, fencing studio, two athletic fields, two rock climbing walls, five dormitories, dining hall (with extensive home-cooked menu options and a view that overlooks the Hudson River/Shawangunk Ridge/Catskill Mountain Ranges) and much more!
314 Mountain RoadCornwall-on-Hudson, New York, USA 12520 (845) 534-7892
Director of Admissions: Marek Pramuka Admissions Phone:(845) 534-9860Toll-Free Admissions:(800) 225-9144Fax:845-534-4128 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sks.org
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Department Director: Harold Heno
Average Class Size: 10
Full Time Teachers: 37
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 75.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 5/1
Summer Programs Offered: Offered
Academic Schedule: Semester
Number of AP Courses Offered: 12
Notable Achievements: Quest Terms - https://sks.org/signature-courses/
Summary: Welcome all students and parents,For 150 years, The Storm King School has been a thriving community of scholars, athletes, and artists. Our core values of truth, respect, and responsibility bring out the very best in each of our students, both in and out of the classroom.The Storm King School is a true boarding school - about 70 percent of our students live on campus. The residential experience at Storm King educates the whole student, both in and out of the classroom. The residence experience builds a strong community through evening and weekend activities, such as community service opportunities, arts and cultural trips, hiking and rock climbing at many others. The student activities committee keeps dorm life active with pizza study breaks, dances, concerts, and much more.Living on campus helps our students to get to know their teachers better because most faculty members also live there. In fact, up to 20 faculty members are active in each dorm as advisers, residents, coaches - and there’s at least one faculty apartment on each floor of every dormitory.Our focus at SKS is on individual development. Our programs are designed to facilitate that development. We believe that students learn best in a supportive and safe environment, and we challenge our students every day to continue to improve. Please take a look at the exciting descriptions of the activities and opportunities available to SKS students and feel free to contact us with any questions. See you on the mountain!Al LewisAssistant Head of School for Residential Life
Department Director: Al Lewis
Number of Dorms: 6
Average Students Per Dorm: 26
No. of Girls Dorms: 2
No. of Boys Dorms: 4
Dorm Amenities:
Dress Code: Uniform
Summary: For 150 years, The Storm King School has been a thriving community of scholars, athletes, and artists. Our core values of truth, respect, and responsibility bring out the very best in each of our students, both in and out of the classroom.The Storm King School is a true boarding school - about 70 percent of our students live on campus. The residential experience at Storm King educates the whole student, both in and out of the classroom. The residence experience builds a strong community through evening and weekend activities, such as community service opportunities, arts and cultural trips, hiking and rock climbing at many others. The student activities committee keeps dorm life active with pizza study breaks, dances, concerts, and much more.Living on campus helps our students to get to know their teachers better because most faculty members also live there. In fact, up to 20 faculty members are active in each dorm as advisers, residents, coaches - and there’s at least one faculty apartment on each floor of every dormitory.Our focus at SKS is on individual development. Our programs are designed to facilitate that development. We believe that students learn best in a supportive and safe environment, and we challenge our students every day to continue to improve. Please take a look at the exciting descriptions of the activities and opportunities available to SKS students and feel free to contact us with any questions. See you on the mountain!
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Arts Department Director: John Carruthers
Athletics Department Director: Joseph Graziosi
Notable Achievements: 26 Championships since 2013, 2 NEPSAC Championship, Consecutive Sportsmanship Awards, Students attend top art schools (RISD, FIT, SVA,)
Department Director: Jim Leppla
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Walter Reade (Class of 1935) Movie Theatre Magnate
William Close (Class of 1988) The MASS Ensemble, A New Design in Music
Sammy Mejia (Class of 2003) NBA Basketball Player
Cara Castronuova (Class of 1998) Boxer, two-time Golden Gloves winner, trainer on the NBC’s “The Biggest Loser”
Wally Pfister (Class of 1979) Academy Award winning cinematographer, director
Jeffrey Hall (Class of 1974) Mountaineer who reached the summit of Mount Everest on May 14, 1995
Richard Wormser (Class of 1951) Nationally acclaimed film and television series writer, producer, and director. Winner of: Peabody Award for Excellence in Television Programming, The International Documentary Association Best Series Award, Cine Gold Eagle Award, and Chris Award. Three national Emmy nominations. Writer of ten books for young adults on social issues. Teacher at Fordham University and University of New Haven.
Anthony Gair, Esq. New York City Attorney
Jack Hemingway (Class of 1941) Writer, conservationist, son of Ernest Hemingway
Thomas Price (Class of 1951) Olympic rower (US team 1952)
Summary: The Storm King School Summer is all about fun and learning. Conveniently located one hour away from New York City, overlooking the banks of the Hudson River, and close to multiple international airports, the school’s 60-acre campus provides the ideal setting for academic enrichment and exciting extracurricular activities.Each summer, Storm King offers opportunities for students to partake in two key programs: Accelerated English Immersion Program and the Summer Film School.Storm King School Summer programs are safe, supportive environments that focus on engaging participants on every level and challenging them to broaden their horizons, make new friends and create unforgettable memories. Programs are co-ed, with both day and overnight options for kids ages 13-17. Our participants come from all over the country and all over the world.
Department Director: Ben Harnick
July 02, 2018 to July 20, 2018
An intensive 3-week film making workshop where students work in teams to complete all stages of making their own short films: pitching/writing/revising scripts, casting, assembling a crew, scheduling, location scouting, devising shot lists and storyboards, filming, editing and mixing their projects.
Registration Deadline: June 14, 2018 Tuition: $1,000-2800 Financial Aid Available: Yes More Details
Learn outside of cliché classrooms with project-based experiences and travel focusing on American culture and global affairs. Practice speaking, listening, reading and writing in English. Average 3 hours in the classroom per day. Evenings focus on projects, group work, studying and entertainment.
Registration Deadline: June 14, 2018 Tuition: $4,500 Financial Aid Available: No More Details
Summary: https://sks.org/signature-courses/To support our mission of preparing students for college life and beyond, educators here on the Mountain have instituted approaches to learning that are proven to add depth and breadth to the secondary school curriculum. These include interdisciplinary courses, experiential education, project-based learning and a student-centered approach in the classroom, and Quest Terms (Q-Terms).Q-Terms are short, intensive courses where students and faculty have the chance to collaborate, create, innovate, think critically and solve problems while immersed in subject matter that sparks their passion and curiosity.https://sks.org/signature-courses/