Kent School

School Profile

City

Kent, CT

Setting

Rural area

Religion

Episcopal 

Teachers

66.5 

S/T Ratio*

8.39 

Matriculation

99%

Tuition (?)

$56,500 / $44,500 (day)

Kent School (Connecticut)

Kent School is a co-educational and a private preparatory school that is located in Kent, Connecticut. The Reverend Frederick Herbert established the school in 1906, and it has a strong affiliation with the Episcopal Church. Kent School has many international students who come from more than 40 foreign countries. The institution is located between the Housatonic River and the Appalachian Trail. Most of the faculties have advanced degrees, and many of the teachers live on the faculty apartments or the faculty village.

Kent School provides the students with a curriculum that has more than 160 courses. Most of the courses are provided at the honors, normal, accelerated, and the AP levels. Various pre-engineering classes are provided, and the lessons include manufacturing and structures engineering. The pre-engineering classes are made available through the SEEK program. The school has many unique traditions that support in characterizing the institution. For example, the rising seniors are the ones who climb the skiff mountain and paint the numeral rock. The students are supposed to paint their graduation year on the rock, and they are allowed to paint each other in the process. Most of the students also participate in the interscholastic sports that are held in the institution.

Contact Information

Associations & Organizations

• National Association of Episcopal Schools
• National Association of Independent Schools
• State/Regional Independent School Association
• The Association of Boarding Schools

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