After Foote

Students leave Foote with a globally inspired education and a sense of having contributed to a community that valued them and supported their journey from childhood to young adulthood.

Foote alumni enjoy a high degree of academic success and involvement in student life. Our graduates include playwrights, scientists, journalists, college presidents, restaurateurs, judges, athletes, engineers, diplomats and more.

Next Steps

In the past five years, Foote graduates have attended more than 60 different high schools, both private and public.

62%

attend independent day schools

12%

attend independent boarding schools

26%

attend public high schools

Matriculation 2018–2023

Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Lauralton Hall

American Heritage School

Amity Regional High School

Amity Regional High School/ECA

Avon Old Farms School

Branford High School

Canterbury School

Cheshire Academy

Cheshire HIgh School

Chicago Lab School

Choate Rosemary Hall

Colegio Sagrado Corazón Chamartín

Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School

Dana Hall School

Daniel Hand High School

Deerfield Academy

Dublin School

Greens Farms Academy

Guilford High School

Hamden Hall Country Day School

Hamden High School

Holderness Academy

Hopkins School 

Kingswood-Oxford School

Lawrenceville School

Lincoln School

Loomis Chaffee School

Marvlewood School

Milton Academy

Mountain High School

New Haven Academy

New Haven Academy/ECA

North Haven High School

Notre Dame Academy

Old Saybrook High School

Overseas Family School, Singapore

Philips Exeter Academy

Phillips Academy Andover

Pomfret School

Proctor Academy

Rye Country Day School

Sacred Heart Academy

St. Joseph High School

St. Paul’s School

The Gilman School

The Hill School

The Hotchkiss School

The Putney School

The Sound School

The Taft School

United Nations International School

Walnut Hill School for the Arts

Wilbur Cross High School 

Wilbur Cross High School/ECA

Williston Northampton School

Wooster School

My Foote education has helped me immensely throughout my life. It helps me recognize my options. It allows me to think critically. It has shaped and influenced my view of justice and equity. It gave me an inclusive view of the world, a comfort with expression and speaking truth to power. Some of these things were immediate for me and some I did not realize until much later in life.

Allyx Schiavone '85, Executive Director, Friends Center for Children, New Haven, CT

Secondary schools with the most graduates attending:

Choate 79
Hopkins 47
Wilbur Cross HS 13
Guilford High School 12
Hamden Hall 12
Cheshire Academy 11
Amity Regional HS 7

 

College Choices

Colleges with the most graduates attending:

Yale University 29
Brown University 6
University of Chicago 6
Univ Colorado Boulder 5
UConn 5
Boston College 4
Colby College 4
Connecticut College 4
Lafayette College 4
New York University 4