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Choate Rosemary Hall
Basic Information
Address: 333 Christian Street, Wallingford CT 06492
Phone Number: 203-697-2365
Email: choatesummer@choate.edu
Program Director: Susan Peel Farrell, Interim Director
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Additional Information
Founded: 1905
Number of Students: 730
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 28, 2020
Session End Date: July 31, 2020
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. Students improve their academic skills and challenge themselves in small class sizes, both in person or online. Talented students learn from world-class faculty in over 100 academic offerings.
Diversity: Global friendships are made each summer between the approximately 700 students representing more than 36 countries and 38 states
Pricing: Varies depending upon program, please visit the website for more information