Stuart Hall School (request information)
P.O. Box 210
235 West Frederick Street
Staunton, VA  24402-0210  

Mrs. Sally Day
Director of Enrollment Management

Phone: 540-885-0356 / 888-306-8926
Fax: 540-886-2275
Email: sday@stuart-hall.org
Website: http://www.stuart-hall.org

Stuart Hall School offers a college-preparatory, coed day program for students in grades K-12 and a girls' boarding program for students in grades 8-12. The school is composed of two campuses in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, with the Cochran Middle and Gray Upper Schools in Staunton, Virginia and the Hunter McGuire Lower School in Verona, Virginia. Founded in 1844, Stuart Hall School is one of the oldest Episcopal schools in Virginia and is a member of Church Schools of the Diocese of Virginia.

School Details:	School Type:
Religious Affiliation: Episcopal Boarding Grades: 8-12 (Day: K-12) Enrollment - Boys: 107   Girls: 213 Boarding: 51   Day: 269 Year Founded: 1844 Campus Size (acres): 8 Accredited by: VAIS	Girls Only Secondary Pre-Professional Arts

Programs Offered: (where checked)

ESL (Beginning, Intermediate) ADD/ADHD Learning Differences AP Courses (7) International Baccalaureate Post Graduate Year Five-Day Boarding Summer Sessions

Application Fees for 2009-2010
Domestic Fee:		$45
International Fee:		$100
Our school accepts the Admission Application Form.
Tuition Information for 2009-2010
Seven-day Boarding Tuition:		$38,555
Five-day Boarding Tuition:		$35,445
Financial Aid Information
Financial aid is offered.
Payment plans are available.
Academics
Average class size:		15
Student/Teacher ratio:		5:1
Distinctive programs offered:
College Composition and Introduction to Literature Course (Duel enrollment course through Mary Baldwin College, no additional fee, college credit given through MBC)
College Placement
Percentage of graduates who attend college:		100%

Advanced Placement Courses Offered:
Biology Calculus AB English Language English Literature Environmental Science	Music Theory US Government and Politics US History World History
Interscholastic Athletic Programs:
Basketball Cross-Country Running Lacrosse Soccer	Swimming Tennis Track and Field Volleyball
Recreational Athletic Programs:
Cheerleading Golf
Clubs and Organizations:
Community Service Debate Club Dorm Proctors Environmental Club Honor Council Horseback Riding Literary Magazine	National Honor Society Newspaper Photography Student Activities Student Government Student Publications Yearbook
Arts & Music Programs (Extracurricular):
Art Club Chamber Ensemble Chamber Orchestra Choir Choral Music	Dance Guitar Ensemble Jazz Ensemble String Ensemble Theater or Drama