Founded: 1916
Head of School: C. Dary Dunham
Director of Admissions: Laura
Altshul
Grades:
Kindergarten through Nine
Enrollment:
475 boys and girls from New Haven
and 20 surrounding communities;
29% students of color
Faculty & staff: 120 full and part-time faculty and staff; 45% have advanced degrees
Student : teacher ratio: 6:1
Motto: Laete Cognoscam et Laete Docebo
"Gladly will I learn and gladly teach."
The Curriculum:
Lower School Kindergarten – Grade Five
Middle School Grade Six – Nine
The Campus: 14 acres with 10 classroom buildings, a 45,000 volume library, science laboratories, computer labs, a black box theater, music rooms, art studios, a gymnasium, playing fields, and a butterfly garden and wooded area for outdoor education.
Tuition for 2008-2009:
Kindergarten - Grade Five $17,750
Grades Six - Nine $20,650
Financial Aid: awarded on the basis of need. 20% of student body receive more than $1 million in financial aid.
Extended Day: After School Program for Grades K-6 until 5:30 each day. Full-time or specified part-time options. Full-time tuiton is $2,730. Vacation Program and Summer Program also available.
Beyond Foote:
Secondary school placement
2002- 2006
College matriculations
1997 - 2006 |
Virtual Campus Tour
Applying to Foote
Application deadline: February 1
Admissions notification: March 10
Please call us at (203) 777-3464 to arrange a
Parent Information Tour
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Families choose Foote for its:
- experienced, caring, and creative teachers
- excellent academic curriculum and small discussion-based classes
- hands-on science and math curriculum beginning in kindergarten
- foreign language instruction beginning in kindergarten
- exciting art, music, and drama programs beginning in kindergarten
- gym and outdoor activity time scheduled for every grade level
- interscholastic sports program for grades 7-9
- middle school with teachers and advisors who specialize in middle school learning styles and developmental needs
- emphasis on cooperative effort and accountability for one's actions
- diverse school community, which enriches learning and fosters mutual respect
- commitment to service in the school community and the world beyond.
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