222 Isaac Frye Highway , Wilton, NH 03086
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Phone (603) 654-2391
Fax (603) 654-6588

Web Site http://www.highmowing.org

Admissions Contact
Patricia Meissner, Director of Admissions
603-654-9408 Ext. 109
admissions@highmowing.org

Grades Served 9-10-11-12
Boarding/Day Day and Boarding School
Single-Sex or Co-ed Co-ed
Day Enrollment 50
Boarding Enrollment 50
Setting Rural
Religious Affiliation none
Student-Faculty Ratio 5:1
Average Class Size 10
Accrediting Body New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Special Programs/Features Augmenting a full range of challenging academics, students enjoy: Naturalist Program, Studio Arts (Drawing & Painting, Pottery, Textiles, Photography, Graphic Arts, Film Making), Model United Nations, Music (Chorus, Jazz Bands, Chamber Music, Sinfonietta), Theater (a class play each year--and an all-school play annually), Eurthymy, Competitive Sports (Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse, Baseball) Non-Competitive Physical Activities (Rock Climbing, Skiing--Down-hill & Cross-country--and Snowboarding, Yoga), annual orientation trips by class, Community Service, Coffee Houses, Creative Writing...
Next Scheduled Open House Open Houses being scheduled. Please check back.
Summer Programs The school has not informed us of any summer programs.
Application Deadline February 15
Required Testing none
Tuition 7-day: $44,250, 5-day: $41,500, day: $27,750
Financial Aid Program yes
% of Student Body on
Financial Aid
45
Accepts international students requiring an I-20 visa? Yes
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High Mowing students embark on a journey of transformation, accompanied by a gifted and committed faculty. Here potentials are recognized, passions are stirred, human sympathy is nurtured, and capacities — intellectual, artistic, and physical — are developed. High Mowing is the first Waldorf high school to have been founded in North America and the only one to offer a boarding program. We are a small, friendly community of students and faculty learning together in an inspiring and comfortable setting. Every student, day or boarder, and each teacher is an active part of this community.

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