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Choate Rosemary Hall
Basic Information
Address: 333 Christian Street, Wallingford CT 06492
Phone Number: 203-697-2000
Email: choatesummer@choate.edu
Program Director: Eera Sharma
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Additional Information
Founded: 1905
Number of Students: 600
Student Body Type: Domestic and International Students, Day and Boarding Studens
Grades: Students who have completed grades 6 through 11 are eligible to apply
Session Start Date: June 23
Session End Date: July 26
School/Campus Setting:
The Choate campus is located in the heart of Wallingford, CT, a small town midway between Boston and New York. Nestled on 458 wooded acres, the campus provides a world-class academic environment in addition to a variety of recreational facilities including an 25-meter pool, international squash courts, and music, dance and art studios.
Diversity: Global friendships are made each summer between the approximately 600 students representing more than 48 countries and 30 states.
Pricing: Varies depending upon program, please visit the website for more information