List of boarding schools in the United States

The following are notable boarding schools in the United States.

By state/territory

Alabama

Alaska

Mt. Edgecumbe High School (Sitka)

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Army and Navy Academy (Carlsbad)
The Athenian School
Besant Hill School (Ojai)
Cate School (Carpinteria)
Dunn School (Los Olivos)
Idyllwild Arts Academy (Idyllwild)
Julian Youth Academy (San Diego)
Midland School (Los Olivos)
Monte Vista Christian School (Watsonville)
Ojai Valley School (Ojai)
St. Catherine's Academy (Anaheim)
St. Michael's Preparatory School (Silverado)
Santa Catalina School (Monterey), a California Girls School
Southwestern Academy (San Marino)
Stevenson School (Pebble Beach)
The Thacher School (Ojai)
Villanova Preparatory School (Ojai)
The Webb Schools (Webb School of California and Vivian Webb School for Girls) (Claremont)
Woodside Priory School (Portola Valley)

Colorado

Connecticut

Avon Old Farms School (Avon)
Canterbury School (New Milford)
Cheshire Academy (Cheshire)
Choate Rosemary Hall (Wallingford)
Devereux Glenholme School (Washington)
Ethel Walker School (Simsbury)
Forman School (Litchfield)
Franklin Academy (East Haddam)
Grove School (Madison)
The Gunnery (Washington)
Hotchkiss School (Lakeville)
Indian Mountain School (Lakeville)
Kent School (Kent)
The Loomis Chaffee School (Windsor)
Marianapolis Preparatory School (Thompson)
Marvelwood School (Kent)
Miss Porter's School (Farmington)
Oxford Academy (Westbrook)
Pomfret School (Pomfret)
The Rectory School (Pomfret)
Rumsey Hall School (Washington)
The Salisbury School (Salisbury)
South Kent School (South Kent)
Suffield Academy (Suffield)
Taft School (Watertown)
Westminster School (Simsbury)
Westover School (Middlebury)
The Woodhall School (Bethlehem)

Delaware

St. Andrew's School (Middletown)

District of Columbia

Florida

The Bolles School (Jacksonville)
IMG Academy (Bradenton)

Georgia

Brandon Hall School (Atlanta)
Brenau Academy (Gainesville) (see Brenau University)
Darlington School (Rome)
Hidden Lake Academy (Dahlonega)
Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School
Riverside Military Academy (Gainesville)
Shepherd's Hill Academy (Martin)
Tallulah Falls School

Illinois

Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy (Aurora)
Lake Forest Academy (Lake Forest)
Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart Girls' School (Lake Forest)

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Élan School (Poland) Closed 2011
Fryeburg Academy (Fryeburg)
Gould Academy (Bethel)
Kents Hill School (Kents Hill)
Maine School of Science and Mathematics (Limestone)

Maryland

Massachusetts

See also: Independent School League (Boston Area)

Academy at Swift River (Cummington)
Berkshire School (Sheffield)
Brooks School (North Andover)
Buxton School (Williamstown)
Cambridge School of Weston
Chapel Hill - Chauncy Hall School (Waltham)
Concord Academy (Concord)
Cushing Academy (Ashburnham)
Dana Hall School (Wellesley)
Deerfield Academy (Deerfield)
Eaglebrook School(Deerfield)
Eagle Hill School (Hardwick)
Fay School (Southborough)
Fessenden School (West Newton)
The Governor's Academy (formerly Governor Dummer Academy) (Byfield)
Groton School (Groton)
John Dewey Academy (Great Barrington)
Lawrence Academy at Groton (Groton)
MacDuffie School (Springfield)
Middlesex School (Concord)
Milton Academy (Milton)
Miss Hall's School (Pittsfield)
Northfield Mount Hermon School (Northfield and Gill)
Phillips Academy (Andover)
Riverview School (East Sandwich)
St John's High School (Shrewsbury)
St. Mark's School (Southborough)
Stetson School, (Barre
Stoneleigh-Burnham School (Greenfield)
Tabor Academy (Marion)
Walnut Hill School (Natick)
Wilbraham and Monson Academy (Wilbraham)
The Winchendon School (Winchendon)
Worcester Academy (Worcester)

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Chrysalis (Eureka)
Mission Mountain School (Condon) - Closed 2008
Monarch School (Heron)
Montana Academy (Marion)
Spring Creek Lodge Academy (Thompson Falls) - Closed 2009

Nebraska

Mt. Michael Benedictine (suburban Omaha)

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

Armand Hammer United World College of the American West (Montezuma)

New York

North Carolina

Ohio

Oregon

Academy for Global Exploration (Ashland)
Crane Union High School (Crane), a public (state supported) school with boarding students due to the school district's vastness
The Delphian School (Sheridan)
Mount Bachelor Academy (Prineville)
New Leaf Academy (Bend)
Oregon Episcopal School (Raleigh Hills)
St. Mary's School (Medford)

Pennsylvania

Carson Long Military Institute (New Bloomfield)
Church Farm School (Exton)
George School (Newtown)
Girard College (Philadelphia)
The Grier School (Tyrone)
The Hill School (Pottstown)
The Kiski School (Saltsburg)
Linden Hall (Lititz), first girl's boarding school in the United States (1746)
Mercersburg Academy (Mercersburg)
Milton Hershey School (Hershey)
Perkiomen School (Pennsburg)
Pine Forge Academy (Pine Forge)
Westtown School (Westtown)
Wyoming Seminary (Kingston)

Puerto Rico

CROEM (Mayagüez)
Robinson School (Condado, San Juan, Puerto Rico)
Albergue Olímpico (Salinas, Puerto Rico)

Rhode Island

South Carolina

Camden Military Academy (Camden)
Lewisville Female Seminary (Chester) – Closed 1854
South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities (Greenville)
South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics (Hartsville)

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Bluefield International Academy (Bluefield)
Charlestown Male Academy – Closed in 1976. Founded in Charles Town in 1860, moved to Staunton, Virginia in 1883
Greenbrier Academy (Pence Springs)
Greenbrier Military School (Lewisburg)
The Highland School (Highland)
Linsly School (Wheeling)
Romney Classical Institute (Romney) – Closed c. 1866

Wisconsin

See also

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the 10/15/2016. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.