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South Kent School

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    Grades
    9-12

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    Gender
    All-boy

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    Students
    177

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    Teachers
    29

School Profile

City
South Kent, CT
Setting
Rural area
Religion
Episcopal 
Teachers
29 
S/T Ratio*
6.1 
Base Tuition
$48,500 / $32,000 (day school)

South Kent School (Connecticut)

South Kent School is a private boarding school that was established in 1923. It enrolls boys from all over the world. The school is headed by Andrew J. Vadnais. The school has a reputation of equipping their students with knowledge that gives them an advantage in the competitive market and also helps the in facing life’s challenges. The school is a center of academic excellence and encourages innovation that will enable students to be sustainable in the future. The school incorporates; real life experiences, applied technology as well as task based learning to ensure that their students are the best.

The school has a variety of extracurricular activities that are based seasons. These activities includes; swimming, yoga, music, mountain biking and skiing among many others. The school has a wide range of sport teams for its students. These include Prep Soccer, Varsity Soccer and Cross who play during the fall term. Select U16 American Hockey, Junior Varsity Basket ball, Varsity Ski team and Cardinal Hockey among many more play during winter. In the spring session, Varsity Baseball, Crew Golf, Lacrosse and tennis teams are allowed to play. These sporting teams are available to both the casual players and those seeking to be professional players.

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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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