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<p>wow im applying to like those same exact schools: exeter andover hotchkiss milton lawrenceville taft choate and cambridge school of weston. id actually be a 11th grade repeat too sort of, only im calling it a 10th grade repeat instead. ^_^</p> <p>btw-merry christmas everyone!! eat lots of candy and dont say the word “application”</p>
The Cambridge School of Weston. Prep School Admissions. bamagirl95 September 19, 2009, 1:54pm 1 <p>I ...
The school does have a very liberal worldview and always has, even before it became “fashionable” for prep schools to do so, so much of the CSW student body is focused this way. My son is not particularly liberal, however, and he’s never been big on sharing his views either way - he listens and keeps his own counsel.
Accepted: Peddie, NMH, Suffield, Frederick Gunn Waitlisted: Blair Rejected: Loomis, Concord, Brooks Attending: I don’t know yet
Fill out the 2024 survey here! Here’s a copy of the data as of April 5: School Accepted Rejected Waitlisted Still waiting Andover 5 7 7 0 BB&N 1 0 0 0 Belmont Hill 1 0 0 0 Berkshire 1 0 0 0 Blair 1 1 4 0 Boston University Academy 1 0 1 0 Brewster Academy 2 0 0 0 Brooks 1 0 2 0 Cambridge School of Weston 1 0 0 0 Cate 1 0 0 0 Chatham Hall 1 0 0 0 Choate 4 1 8 0 Concord Academy 1 1 1 0 Cushing ...
Hijacking this thread! Current CA student. We have separate committees to handle boarding affairs that meet every week alongside the all-school meetings. 6 houses with 1-2 Heads of Houses (some are bigger than the other) + Head & Vice Head of Boarding that meets separately with the dean of residential life weekly alongside the other meetings.
Cambridge School of Weston (she loved the mod system, and all the classes she’d be able to take… and, honestly, these folks are just her general vibe) If she fits the general vibe, her chances should be good at CSW. (I’m an alum and current parent.)
Examples include the Cambridge School of Weston and the Putney School. Cambridge School of Weston is definitely still recruiting applicants because my son got invited to an event after 1/15. They have an interesting program as it’s a “design your own curriculum” school.
Look at some progressive schools, e.g. Buxton School, Cambridge School of Weston, Putney School. Read about Quaker schools (George School). Look at at schools with nonstandard teaching philosophies, e.g. Chapel Hill Chauncey Hall (Theory of Multiple Intelligences), High Mowing (Waldorf), and Ross School. This list is far from exhaustive.
The main problem (and it is a big one) Cate has is that the dorms are segregated and binary. That is more of an architectural and size issue, and the school is working on a solution, with student input. As a tiny school, on a campus with no room to expand, honoring everyone’s dorm needs is harder, I think.