Summary: Our program intentionally builds the intellect, skills, and mindset that empower young women to contribute boldly and creatively to an evolving global society, while preparing them to pursue higher levels of education and lifelong learning. Miss Hall's has moved beyond the College Board's AP curriculum in order to align more closely with our mission and strategic priorities. We have designed "Hallmark" courses to allow for more personalized, in-depth, and sustained inquiry at the highest level available in our school. Hallmark classes provide in-depth, demanding coursework that serves students who are seeking to examine and understand a subject above and beyond our standard college preparatory curriculum. Students can challenge themselves with our most personalized and rigorous course offerings in each subject. Most Hallmark courses culminate in a creative, public presentation of learning. Hallmark courses foster intellectual curiosity and allow our students to engage with the world through critical discourse as well as provide opportunities for deep investigation and thematic study.
Department Director Meghan Smith
Student/Teacher Ratio:
6/1:
Average Class Size: 10
Summer Programs: Not Offered
Full Time Teachers: 30
Number of AP Courses Offered: 0
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 69.0%
Number of IB Courses Offered: 0
Learning Support
- Evening Study Assistance
- Learning Differences Support
- Peer Tutoring
- Study Skills Assistance
- Subject Tutoring
- Writing Center
- ADD/ADHD Support
English
- Classics
- Creative Writing
- Honors
- Literature
- Poetry
- American Literature
History
- Asian History
- European History
- Medieval History
- United States History
- World History
- Art History
Foreign Languages
- French
- Latin
- Spanish
- English as a Second Language
Sciences
- Anatomy
- Biology
- Biotechnology
- Chemistry
- Earth Science
- Ecology
- Environmental Science
- Microbiology
- Physics
- Physiology
- Biochemistry
- Engineering
- Forensics
- Computer Science
- Robotics
Math
- Algebra
- Calculus
- Geometry
- Honors Math
- Statistics
- Pre-Calculus
Computer Studies
- Computer Programming
- Computer Science
- Robotics
Music
- Band
- Choral Music
- Individual Instructions
- Songwriting
- Voice
- A Cappella
Performing / Visual Arts
- Acting
- Art History
- Ceramics
- Dance
- Debate
- Drama
- Drawing
- Fashion Design
- Film and Video
- Graphic Design
- Painting
- Photography
- Pottery
- Stagecraft
- Studio Art
- Textiles
- Theater Arts
- Theater Design
- Jazz Band
- Digital Imaging
- Multimedia
- Illustration
Special Programs
- Community Service
- Internships
- Robotics
- Student Council
College Information
Percentage of graduates who attend college: 100.0%
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College attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Worcester Polytechnic Institute: 1.0
Wheaton College: 2.0
Wellesley College: 1.0
Villanova University: 3.0
University of Wisconsin: 2.0
University of Washington: 3.0
University of Toronto: 1.0
University of Southern California: 1.0
University of Rochester: 3.0
University of Pittsburgh: 1.0
University of Pennsylvania: 1.0
University of New Hampshire: 1.0
University of Michigan: 2.0
University of Massachusetts (Amherst): 4.0
University of Glasgow: 1.0
University of Denver: 1.0
University of Connecticut: 1.0
University of California (Santa Barbara): 1.0
University of California (Irvine): 2.0
University of California (Davis): 3.0
University of Vermont: 4.0
Tufts University (SMFA): 1.0
Temple University: 1.0
St. Lawrence University: 1.0
School of the Art Institute of Chicago: 1.0
Savonia University in Applied Science, Finland: 1.0
Sarah Lawrence University: 4.0
Rochester Institute of Technology: 1.0
Providence College: 1.0
Princeton University: 1.0
Penn State University: 1.0
Oregon State University: 1.0
Occidental College: 1.0
Northeastern University: 1.0
Nichols College: 1.0
New York University: 4.0
Muhlenberg College: 1.0
Mount Holyoke College: 2.0
Merrimack College: 2.0
Johns Hopkins University: 1.0
IE University, Spain: 1.0
Hobart and William Smith Colleges: 2.0
Haverford College: 2.0
Harvard University: 2.0
Franklin & Marshall College: 1.0
Farleigh Dickinson University: 1.0
Emory University: 4.0
Emerson College: 1.0
Elon University: 1.0
Duke University: 1.0
Dickinson University: 2.0
Denison University: 2.0
Cornell University: 3.0
Clark University: 3.0
Champlain College: 1.0
Case Western Reserve University: 1.0
Brandeis: 2.0
Boston University: 3.0
Boston College: 1.0
Binghamton University: 1.0
Art Center College of Design: 1.0
Amherst College: 1.0
American University: 1.0
Notable Alumni
Vivian Endicott Barnett
Class of 1960
Art Historian one of the world’s foremost scholars on Russian artist Vasily Kandinsky
Alison Beach
Class of 1981
Author and Professor of Medieval History University of Cologne
Lucy Adams Billings
Class of 1966
New York State Supreme Court Justice
Doreen A. Boatswain
Class of 1975
Director Office of Environmental Protection and Industrial Hygiene MTA New York City Transit
Jean Erdman Campbell
Class of 1934
Choreographer and part of the Martha Graham Dance Company (retired); was on the faculty of Columbia University and New York University.
Barbara Cooperman
Class of 1973
Global Chief Marketing Officer LexisNexis
Kristin Ellison
Class of 1977
Cardiologist with expertise in Electrophysiology
Elizabeth Blodgett Hall (deceased)
Class of 1928
Founder Simon’s Rock College now Bard College at Simon’s Rock
Louise Hamlin
Class of 1967
Painter and Printmaker George Frederick Jewett Professor of Art Department of Studio Art Dartmouth College