Summary: A Lawrenceville education builds on a tradition of intellectual and civic engagement and prepares students to be responsible leaders in the 21st century. Ever since James Cameron Mackenzie championed the house system in the 1890s and Edward Harkness and Allan Heely implemented discussion based, Harkness teaching in the 1930s, a Lawrenceville education has been marked by close faculty-student interactions and deep intellectual engagement. Lawrenceville faculty members are expert in their disciplines and committed to teaching well. They work closely with students to help them discover and develop their intellectual passions and think critically and creatively about the world around them and about the challenges and opportunities before them.

Department Director Bernadette Teeley

Student/Teacher Ratio: 8:1

Average Class Size: 12

Summer Programs: Offered

Full Time Teachers: 110

Number of AP Courses Offered: 0

Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 68.0%

Number of IB Courses Offered: 0

Learning Support

• Evening Study Assistance
• Learning Differences Support
• Study Skills Assistance
• Subject Tutoring
• Technology Center

English

• Classics
• Creative Writing
• Honors
• Literature
• Playwriting
• Poetry
• Public Speaking
• Composition
• Journalism
• American Literature

History

• Classical History
• European History
• Honors
• United States History
• World History
• Art History

Foreign Languages

• Chinese-Cantonese
• Chinese-Mandarin
• French
• Japanese
• Latin
• Spanish
• Arabic

Religion / Philosophy

• Ethics
• Faith
• Moral Philosophy
• Philosophy
• Religious Studies
• Social Justice
• The Bible
• Theology
• World Religions

Humanities / Social Sciences

• A

Sciences

• Astronomy
• Biology
• Botany
• Chemistry
• Earth Science
• Ecology
• Environmental Science
• Genetics
• Physical Science
• Physics
• Physiology
• Engineering
• Life Science
• Computer Science
• Robotics
• Psychology

Math

• Algebra
• Calculus
• Functions
• Geometry
• Honors Math
• Probability
• Statistics
• Trigonometry

Computer Studies

• Computer Applications
• Multimedia
• Computer Programming
• Computer Science
• Web Design
• Robotics
• Graphic Design
• Rocket Science

Music

• Band
• Choral Music
• Composition
• Electronic Music
• History of Jazz
• Individual Instructions
• Music History
• Music Theory
• Orchestra
• Principles of Arranging
• Recording
• Voice
• A Cappella

Performing / Visual Arts

• Acting
• Art History
• Ballet
• Ceramics
• Choreography
• Dance
• Debate
• Design
• Directing
• Drama
• Drawing
• Film and Video
• Graphic Design
• Journalism
• Lighting Design
• Metal
• Painting
• Photography
• Portfolio
• Pottery
• Printmaking
• Production
• Publications
• Public Speaking
• Screen-Printing
• Screenwriting
• Sculpture
• Stagecraft
• Studio Art
• Textiles
• Theater Arts
• Theater Design
• Woodworking
• 3-D Art
• Modern Dance
• Jazz Band
• Orchestra
• Theater History
• Digital Imaging
• Multimedia
• Illustration

Special Programs

• Study Abroad
• Community Service
• Exchange Programs
• Independent Study
• Internships
• Leadership
• Outdoor Education
• Semester/Year Off-Campus
• Entrepreneurship
• Robotics
• Public Speaking
• Student Council
• Science Research
• Digital Design
• Maker Space

Dorm Life

Number of Dorms: 20

Average Students Per Dorm: 0

Number of Girls Dorms: 9

Number of Boys Dorms: 11

Dorm Amenities

• Laundry Facilities
• Lounge
• Wireless Internet

Other Dorm Amenities

Student Life

Centered on House life, a student's day at Lawrenceville is full of variety. Within our diverse community, you'll find that our curiosity and openness are what bring us together. By approaching all parts of life with a purposeful and courageous spirit, Lawrentians build a home for themselves here.

Facilities

• All-Weather Track
• Baseball Field
• Basketball Court
• Fitness Center
• Football Field
• Indoor Basketball Court
• Indoor Pool
• Pool
• Sand Volleyball Court
• Technology Center
• Volleyball Court
• Squash Court
• Softball Diamond
• Soccer Field
• Tennis Courts
• Hockey Rink
• Dance Studio
• Weight Room
• Athletic Fields
• Outdoor Track
• Turf Fields
• Cross Country Trails
• Rowing Facility
• Ice Rink
• Lacrosse Field

Other Facilities

• Outdoor basketball courts, outdoor pickleball courts, golf course

Clubs & Organizations

• Amnesty International
• Asian Club
• Chess Club
• Classics Club
• Community Service
• Computer Club
• Debate Club
• Diversity Club
• Dorm Proctors
• Drama Club
• Environmental Club
• Fencing Club
• Food Council
• Foreign Language Clubs
• Free Tibet
• Future Business Leaders of America
• Habitat for Humanity
• Honor Council
• International Club
• Investment Club
• Jewish Student Organization
• Literary Magazine
• Math Club
• Mock Trial
• Model UN
• Newspaper
• Outing Club
• Peer Tutoring
• Photography Club
• Quiz Bowl
• SADD
• Science Bowl
• Sexualities Club
• Student Activities
• Student Government
• Student Publications
• Theater Club
• Woodworking Club
• Yearbook
• Young Democrats
• Young Republicans

Summary: ATHLETICS From basketball to crew and the ice rink to the golf course, we offer 21 interscholastic sports and 70 teams where you can discover a new opportunity, condition your mind and body, or advance your existing athletic talents. No matter your interest, skill level, or competitive aspirations, your Big Red team will challenge and inspire you. From the time-honored traditions of House Olympics, to the rivalry of Hill Day and athletic competition with schools throughout the northeast United States, Big Red lives in all of us. Whether you're in the stands or on the field, you're a part of what makes us great - a leader, a learner, and a lifelong Lawrentian. There's a place for everyone in Big Red athletics. Big Red athletics develops leadership, sportsmanship, and a passionate pursuit of excellence that transcends the playing field. Building on our legacy of achievement in the Mid-Atlantic Prep League, 100% of our students participate in our athletic offerings. PERFORMING ARTS Lawrenceville offers classroom and co-curricular opportunities in the Visual and Performing Arts. Performing Arts Students are challenged to apply theory they learn in the classroom to the practice of art in performance. They find creative solutions to real-life problems, develop sophisticated communication skills in order to convey their ideas effectively, and work in close collaboration with their peers to achieve greatness in their discipline, connection to their community, and self-discovery to find their path into adulthood. Visual Arts Visual Arts students will be able to look critically at art in any form and be able to answer the essential question: why do things look the way they do? Through practical studio work, they will learn the skills essential to realizing a vision in disciplines as varied as filmmaking, 3-D design and fabrication, and observation-based drawing.

Arts Department Director: Derrick Wilder

Athletics Department Director: Tripp Welborne

Arts

• Acting
• Art History
• Ballet
• Ceramics
• Choreography
• Dance
• Debate
• Design
• Directing
• Drama
• Drawing
• Film and Video
• Graphic Design
• Journalism
• Lighting Design
• Metal
• Painting
• Photography
• Portfolio
• Pottery
• Printmaking
• Production
• Publications
• Public Speaking
• Screen-Printing
• Screenwriting
• Sculpture
• Stagecraft
• Studio Art
• Textiles
• Theater Arts
• Theater Design
• Woodworking
• 3-D Art
• Modern Dance
• Jazz Band
• Orchestra
• Theater History
• Digital Imaging
• Multimedia
• Illustration

Interscholastic Sports

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Crew
• Cross Country Running
• Dance
• Diving
• Fencing
• Field Hockey
• Football
• Golf
• Ice Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Soccer
• Softball
• Squash
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Track and Field
• Volleyball
• Water Polo
• Wrestling
• Indoor Track
• Rowing

Recreational Sports

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Crew
• Cross Country Running
• Dance
• Diving
• Fencing
• Field Hockey
• Football
• Golf
• Lacrosse
• Martial Arts
• Soccer
• Softball
• Squash
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Track and Field
• Volleyball
• Water Polo
• Wrestling
• Yoga
• Fitness
• Spinning
• Running
• Pickleball
• Beach Volleyball
• Trail Running
• Robotics

Summary: The goal of the College Counseling Office is to support, inform and encourage students and their families as they navigate the exciting, complex and ever-changing process of college admissions. Over the course of their Lawrenceville careers, families and students receive information through grade-specific newsletters, class-wide meetings, Parent Weekend programming, publications such as college counseling guides, and other communications designed to maximize a student’s Lawrenceville experience.

College Information

Percentage of graduates who attend college: 100.0%

Middle Percentile of SAT Scores	Reading	Math	Writing
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Notable Alumni