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Washington, Connecticut, USA view map Co-Ed, No Religious Affiliation
81 Sabbaday Lane, Washington, Connecticut, USA 06793 860-868-7377
Director of Admission: Kathi Fitzherbert Admissions Phone:860-868-7377Fax:860-868-7413 Email: admissions@theglenholmeschool.org Website: www.theglenholmeschool.org
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Summary: Academic life at Glenholme is an inspirational atmosphere delivered by energetic and committed faculty. Glenholme promotes an individualized approach to studies compatible to each young person’s talents and capabilities that involves their intellectual, personal and social growth. Supportive resources are readily in place to assist in levels of self-reliance and mastery in their academic effort. Instruction in both our self-contained and departmentalized classes contains elements of small group and individualized instruction through diverse presentation approaches and curricula. These varied approaches help to meet individual student learning styles and course work needs. Skills development in studying, critical thinking, organization, creative problem solving, cooperative learning, and positive self-advocacy, plus character education and a strategies approach to education, are all integrated to help form more independent and motivated learners.
Department Director: Sharon Murphy
Average Class Size: 10
Full Time Teachers: 21
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 90.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 10/1/1
Summer Programs Offered: Offered
Summary: Located at the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains we are surrounded by 110 acres of one of New England's most beautiful settings. Students enjoy nature's splendor situated at the highest point in Washington Connecticut, nestled in greenery of transplanted exotic trees, the students linger with their laptops, drawings and books on meticulously designed study areas. Campus life completes the whole experience, instructional and focused in teaching each individual their role as part of a community. The Glenholme treatment milieu is based in a variety of after school activities, clubs, sports, recreation, community service, jobs, and homework studies, supported by the strong academics individually prescribed to address the needs of each student. Boarding and education faculty are certified and trained to provide a nurturing, developmentally appropriate school environment while providing challenging opportunities for their success.
Department Director: Judith Cooper
Number of Dorms: 9
No. of Girls Dorms: 3
No. of Boys Dorms: 6
Dorm Amenities: Game Room Laundry Facilities Wireless Internet
Dress Code: Uniform
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Summary: Glenholme students participate in a superb visual and performing arts program; these are key elements in each student’s daily life at school. Talents are discovered and developed through courses, choral and drama, field trips and frequent exposure to the cultural impacts available in the northeast. Our integration of the arts in education and boarding programming stimulates a greater understanding of social, emotional, academic and behavioral areas. The treatment results of the arts are evident in the classroom and other settings about campus include athletic venues, as well as external environments. Glenholme's athletic program is designed to contribute to the health, wellness and team spirit of the school's student community. Many of the students participate in interscholastic sports, proudly bearing the blue and gold of our Grizzlies. The remainder of the student community pursues other physical activities through their choice of recreational athletic programs. The treatment results of the arts and athletic programs are evident in the classroom and other settings about campus as well as external environments.
Arts Department Director: Matthew DeLong
Summary: Young adults on the autism spectrum and those with special needs often find transitioning to higher education and adult life challenging. Glen Ridge provides a supportive college and post secondary transition program for young men and women who seek advanced education or career development. Individuals have the opportunity to learn, practice and master skills essential for success in college, work environments and social settings. The program encourages and coaches autonomy in a safe, challenging and supportive setting. Glen Ridge is located near a variety of community colleges, universities and businesses in beautiful Western Connecticut. Students enjoy a lifestyle of independence at their own pace and can rely on the guidance of a professional whenever needed.
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 88.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Middle Percentile of SAT Scores
Summary: The Glenholme School's Summer Program provides students a unique enrichment opportunity with Quantum Learning skill building, morning academics, and a wide variety of social and recreational activities including music, arts, drama, dance and selected team development athletics. Students find acceptance in this nurturing environment that pairs a positive living philosophy with a clear set of values to foster enthusiastic participation, improved self-confidence and success.
July 09, 2012 to August 24, 2012
Academics include English & Mathematics. Afternoon activities encompass drama, equestrian, fitness, frisbee golf, go-karts, golf, leadership, music, swimming, theater production & performance, team sports, and much more. Registration is rolling.
Registration Deadline: July 09, 2012 Financial Aid Available: No More Details
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