The Gunnery (request information)
99 Green Hill Road
Washington, CT  06793  

Mrs. Shannon Baudo
Director of Admissions

Phone: 860-868-7334
Fax: 860-868-1614
Email: admissions@gunnery.org
Website: http://www.gunnery.org

Founded in 1850, The Gunnery is a coeducational, college-preparatory school dedicated to developing a thorough readiness for higher education. A highly skilled, experienced, and committed faculty serves a student population of 300 in grades 9-Post Graduate in small classes, on the athletic fields, and in the dormitories. On a uniquely safe and scenic campus of 220 acres in the hills of western Connecticut, students and faculty alike enjoy superb facilities and a rich variety of extracurricular activities, including both fine and performing arts.

School Details:	School Type:
Religious Affiliation: None Boarding Grades: 9-12, PG (Day: 9-12) Enrollment - Boys: 207   Girls: 93 Boarding: 220   Day: 80 Year Founded: 1850 Campus Size (acres): 220 Accredited by: NEASC, CAIS/CT	Coeducational Secondary

Programs Offered: (where checked)

ESL (Intermediate) ADD/ADHD Learning Differences AP Courses (16) International Baccalaureate Post Graduate Year Five-Day Boarding Summer Sessions

Financial Aid Information
Financial aid is offered.
	% of boarding students receiving aid:	40%
Academics
Average class size:		12
College Placement
Percentage of graduates who attend college:		100%
Top college/university choices:
Northeastern University Hobart & William Smith Colleges U.S. Naval Academy Colgate University George Washington University

Advanced Placement Courses Offered:
Art History Biology Calculus AB Calculus BC Chemistry Computer Science A English Language English Literature European History	French Language Macroeconomics Microeconomics Physics B Physics C Spanish Language US History World History
Advanced Placement Preparation Offered:
Studio Art
Interscholastic Athletic Programs:
Alpine Skiing Baseball Basketball Crew Cross-Country Running Field Hockey Football	Golf Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Softball Tennis Wrestling
Recreational Athletic Programs:
Camping Dance Hiking	Outdoor Education Snowboarding Ultimate Frisbee
Clubs and Organizations:
Amnesty International Chess Club Community Service Computer Club Debate Club Dorm Proctors Environmental Club Food Council Foreign Language Clubs Habitat for Humanity International Clubs Literary Magazine Math Club Model UN	Newspaper Outing Club Peer Tutoring Photography Student Activities Student Government Student Publications Student Radio Station Weightlifting Yearbook Yoga Young Democrats Young Republicans
Arts & Music Programs (Extracurricular):
Chamber Choir Chamber Ensemble Choir Choral Music Dance Drama Club	Glee Club Guitar Ensemble Jazz Ensemble String Ensemble Tech Crew Theater or Drama