Dublin School
When prospective students visit Dublin School, they are given a Moleskine notebook as a reminder of our effort to make Dublin a place where each student will write their own story - without the pressure of fitting into a mold or living up to other`s expectations.
Dublin nurtures a culture that emphasizes trying new things while embracing the joys of being a teenager.
We believe that this culture, together with Dublin`s rich history and stunning location, allows our students to grow in ways that they might have found unimaginable before Dublin.
Our size allows us to be intentional in everything we do.
Whether that is beginning every day as a community in Morning Meeting - sharing stories and our talents - or in creating signature programs around Writing, Programming Robotics Imagination Science Math (PRISM), Spanish Language Learning, Endurance Sports, Theater, or Residential Life - everything has purpose.
We believe in building a life of meaningful work that allows teenagers to find the deep satisfaction that is a byproduct of effort and achievement.
Quick Stats (2022-23)
- Grades: (Boarding) 9-12
- Enrollment: 165 students
- Yearly Tuition (Boarding Students): $68,800
- Yearly Tuition (Day Students): $39,500
- Acceptance rate: 46%
- Average class size: 10 students
- Application Deadline: Jan. 31 / rolling
- Source: Verified school update
Top Rankings
Dublin School ranks among the top 10 schools with < 200 students (out of 95 schools) for:
Category
Attribute
Selectivity
School Overview
School Focus
College Preparatory
College Preparatory
Grades Offered (Boarding)
9-12
9-12
School Type
Co-ed
Co-ed
Year Founded
1935
1907
Campus Size
500 acres
126 acres
School Calendar
Student Body
Enrollment
165 students
300 students
% Students of Color
16%
26%
% International Students
16%
20%
% Students Boarding
75%
70%
Offers Post-Grad Year
No
No
Academics and Faculty
Saturday Classes
No
No
Student : Teacher Ratio
5:1
7:1
# of AP / Advanced Courses Offered
14
17
% Faculty with Advanced Degree
70%
70%
Summer Program Offered
No
Yes
Tuition Cost
Endowment Size
$7 million
$25 million
Yearly Tuition
(Boarding Students)
(Boarding Students)
$68,800
$61,200
Yearly Tuition
(Day Students)
(Day Students)
$39,500
$34,900
% Students on Financial Aid
35%
40%
Avg. Financial Aid Grant
$35,000
$25,000
Merit Scholarships Offered
No
No
Acceptance Rate
Application Deadline
Jan. 31 / rolling
Jan. 15
Acceptance Rate
46%
58%
Director of Admissions
Jill Hutchins
Associate Director of Admissions
Matt Parker
AP / Advanced Courses
# of AP / Advanced Courses Offered
14
17
Courses
AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Chemistry, AP Computer Science, AP English Language & Composition, AP English Literature & Composition, AP Environmental Science, AP European History, AP Physics, AP Psychology, AP Spanish Language & Culture, AP Spanish Literature, AP Statistics, AP U.S. History
Sports
# Interscholastic Sports Offered
13
16
Extracurriculars
Total Extracurricular Organizations
26
23
Extracurriculars
Club or Organization:
Academic Committee, Amnesty International, Athletic Committee, Band Ensembles, Big Brother Big Sister, Bridge Club, Creative Writing, Fishing Club, Gay Straight Alliance, Gender Sexuality Alliance, Layman's Way Literary Magazine, Model United Nations, Observatory Committee, Proctors, Robotics Team, Social Awareness Alliance, Student Council, Yearbook Committee
Arts and Music Programs:
"Dubdance" Film Festival, A Capella, Dubliners Chorus, Instrumental Ensemble, Lighting and Tech Crew, Poetry Out Loud, Rock Band
Recreational Athletic Programs:
Pond Hockey
Academic Committee, Amnesty International, Athletic Committee, Band Ensembles, Big Brother Big Sister, Bridge Club, Creative Writing, Fishing Club, Gay Straight Alliance, Gender Sexuality Alliance, Layman's Way Literary Magazine, Model United Nations, Observatory Committee, Proctors, Robotics Team, Social Awareness Alliance, Student Council, Yearbook Committee
Arts and Music Programs:
"Dubdance" Film Festival, A Capella, Dubliners Chorus, Instrumental Ensemble, Lighting and Tech Crew, Poetry Out Loud, Rock Band
Recreational Athletic Programs:
Pond Hockey
College Matriculation
Year:
10 Most Popular College Choices (# Enrolled)
School Notes
- At Dublin School, we strive to awaken a curiosity for knowledge and a passion for learning. We instill the values of discipline and meaningful work that are necessary for the good of self and community. We respect the individual learning style and the potential each student brings to our school. With our guidance, Dublin students become people who seek truth and act with courage.
- LD types supported: Mild Learning Differences
- Dublin School accreditations: ISANNE, NAIS, TABS, NEASC
Source: Verified school update
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I am the parent of two Dublin boarding students and I can't say enough about this school. Dublin's Head of School is an amazing leader, transparent, action oriented and able to think outside of. . .
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