School Profile
Montgomery School
1141 Kimberton Road
Chester Springs, PA 19425
Chester
County
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Contact Information
Main Phone: (610)827-7222
Main Fax: (610)827-7639
Admissions: Tearson Morrison
Admissions Phone: (610)827-7222
Admissions E-mail:
admission@montgomeryschool.org
Mission & Philosophy
MISSION STATEMENT Montgomery School is an independent, co-educational day school serving prekindergarten through grade eight in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. The School is dedicated to the development of each child in mind and body through academics, fine and performing arts, and athletics in an enriching cultural and physical environment. The School is equally committed to the development of each child's character, with an emphasis on integrity, respect, responsibility, and service to others.
Educational Objectives
Since 1915, it has been Montgomery School's mission to provide each student with an extraordinary education in mind, body, and character. Montgomery School combines a well-rounded, forward-thinking education with traditional values so graduates are not just academically curious and engaged; they also are confident and compassionate individuals who are excited about making a difference in the 21st century global community. Students thrive with individual attention from exceptional, caring teachers. From family-style lunches, where students eat with faculty and staff, to nonsectarian chapels, where the entire School gathers as a community, students feel safe and accepted as they develop the confidence they need for lifelong independence.
Learning Environment
Montgomery School is a PreK-8 school. The PreK–8 environment is one in which students learn life lessons—physically, intellectually, and socially—at an age-appropriate pace, which is particularly important for pre-adolescents. The PreK–8 setting gives this age group the crucial opportunity to develop their own lifelong identities in a challenging and nurturing environment. By the time students approach their last year on campus, they are confident, articulate, capable leaders who are eager to take the next step in their academic journey. Faculty works extensively with students and parents throughout that final year so each student can gain admission to the secondary school that best matches his or her talents and needs. Montgomery School graduates routinely attend top secondary schools and colleges. Visit the campus to see the Montgomery School difference. The classrooms overflow with energy and enthusiasm. The buildings are filled with sunlight. The 60-acre campus, with its fields, streams, nature trails and pond, offers outdoor educational opportunities across all areas of the curriculum. All across the campus—and beyond— students are actively engaged in learning that encourages lifelong curiosity and reflection. Families are an integral part of the close-knit School community. Parents and faculty support one another in an atmosphere of mutual respect to give every student the best possible learning experience. When you enroll your child at Montgomery School, you join a strong community that embraces the same educational values that you do.
Accreditations & Associations
National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Association of Delaware Valley Independent Schools (ADVIS) Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools (PAIS) Delaware Association of Independent Schools
Affiliation: Nonsectarian
Grade Level: PK to 8
Gender: Coed
Tuition:
From $14,835 per year to $21,475 per year
Principal/Headmaster: Kevin R. Conklin
Hours in a School Day: 7 hours
Library Facility? Yes
Boarding? No
Special Needs? No
Enrollment: 290 students
Education Level: Elementary
School Type: Private
Teacher/Student Ratio: 1:8
Public School District: N/A
School Days in a Year: 169 days
Financial Aid? Yes
Scholarships? No
Open House Dates (Call to confirm dates & times)
Tuesday, March 23, 2010 Wednesday, April 21, 2010 Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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