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Founded: 1905
Enrollment: (Fall 2010) 853 PK-12; 159 in Lower School; 210 in Middle School; 484 in Upper School; 188 resident students and 296 day students in grades 9-12
Student Body: Students from 20 states and 38 countries; 54% male, 46% female; 91 international students
Community: Student-teacher ratio is 13:1; 164 faculty and staff; 40% of faculty and staff live on campus; 4:1 resident student to faculty ratio; 96.5% faculty retention
Challenging: 21 AP classes; Honors classes in every discipline; Spanish and computer instruction begins in Pre-K; 53 AP Scholars; 1 National Merit semifinalists in 2010
Athletics: GHSA Class A; 25 varsity, 12 junior varsity and 22 Middle School teams; three specialized sports academies in soccer, tennis and golf; 96,000-square-foot athletic facility
Arts: Middle and Upper School vocal and orchestral ensembles; 9 instrumental ensembles in the Upper School; 5 vocal ensembles in the Upper School; 3 art studios; 2 student publications; string program beginning in first grade; grade-level plays PK-4; annual all-school musical; Instrumental Music Conservatory
Affordable: 2011 tuition ranges from $7,900-17,650 for day students; $40,600 for domestic resident students and $44,600 for international resident students; $3.3 million in financial aid and merit scholarships awarded in 2010
Proven Quality: 100% college placement; Class of 2010 earned over $5.2 million in merit scholarships, accepted to 196 different colleges and universities, attended 70 different colleges in 21 states and Spain
Mission: To empower students to learn with passion, act with integrity and serve with respect
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