The Rectory School

The Rectory School at a Glance
Type: Junior Boarding School (Coeducational)
Support for ADHD: Yes (also supports Learning Differences)
Year Founded: 1920 Teacher - Student Ratio: 1:4
Average Class Size: 10 Students on Financial Aid: 33%

Description: The Rectory is one of the few junior boarding schools in the country. It's a boarding school that admits students from grade 5 to 9. The school provides unique, creative, and innovative ways to teach students. It also use the Individualized Instruction Program which offers one-to-one or small-group instruction in order to discover each child's unique learning style and use this to his/her advantage.

The learning experience of children at The Rectory focuses on the unique gifts of each child. The lessons that they learn through the Individualized Instruction Program provides a solid foundation that will help them succeed not just in their academic endeavors but also in the next chapters of their life.

The Rectory School has a very vibrant arts program where the creativity of each child is revealed and encouraged. Students find their means of self-expression which leads to personal growth. The school has a strong performing arts program including music, drama, and visual arts.

Students are also encouraged to take part in the school's athletic program which welcomes students of different skill levels. Whether a child is a novice or a gifted athlete, the school believes that getting involved in sports should teach all children important lessons such as teamwork and sportsmanship. It's also a great way to meet friends, have fun, and develop new skills. The school offers several interscholastic sports programs such as baseball, golf, basketball, equestrian, football, softball, and more. As far as facilities go, the Rectory has an outdoor pool, a wrestlng room, an athletic center, a baseball field, football field, three soccer fields, six tennis courts, hockey rink, and a golf course.


 
 
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