Dublin School (request information)
P.O. Box 522
18 Lehmann Way
Dublin, NH  03444-0522  

Ms. Sheila Bogan
Director of Admission and Financial Aid

Phone: 603-563-1235
Fax: 603-563-8671
Email: admission@dublinschool.org
Website: http://www.dublinschool.org

Dublin, a small, college-preparatory, boarding/day school, promotes self-reliance and self-confidence in a structured community. Students achieve success through strong academic, arts, and athletic programs. The learning skills and evening study assistance programs are designed for students requiring academic support. There are AP classes in all disciplines, as well as ESL and independent study options available. We respect the individual learning style and unique potential each student brings to Dublin. With our guidance, Dublin students become men and women who seek truth and act with courage.

School Details:	School Type:
Religious Affiliation: None Boarding Grades: 9-12 (Day: 9-12) Enrollment - Boys: 69   Girls: 58 Boarding: 100   Day: 27 Year Founded: 1935 Campus Size (acres): 300 Accredited by: NEASC	Coeducational Secondary

Programs Offered: (where checked)

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

Application Fees for 2009-2010
Domestic Fee:		$50
International Fee:		$100
Our school accepts the Admission Application Form.
Tuition Information for 2009-2010
Seven-day Boarding Tuition:		$43,000.00
Five-day Boarding Tuition:		N/A
Financial Aid Information
Financial aid is offered.
	% of boarding students receiving aid:	32%
Endowment Information
Current endowment:		$3
Academics
Average class size:		8
Number of full time teachers:		30
Percentage of faculty with advanced degrees:		52%
Student/Teacher ratio:		5/1
College Placement
Percentage of graduates who attend college:		100%
Top college/university choices:
Smith College University of New Hampshire Vassar College Mount Holyoke College Sacred Heart University

Advanced Placement Courses Offered:
Biology Calculus AB Chemistry English Language English Literature	European History Statistics US History World History
Advanced Placement Preparation Offered:
Art History French Language Macroeconomics Physics B	Psychology Spanish Language Statistics US History
Interscholastic Athletic Programs:
Alpine Ski Racing Alpine Skiing Basketball Crew Cross-Country Running Dance Equestrian	Horseback Riding Lacrosse Nordic Skiing Sailing Snowboarding Soccer Tennis
Recreational Athletic Programs:
Alpine Ski Racing Alpine Skiing Camping Canoeing/Kayaking Crew Dance Equestrian Fencing Free Style Skiing Hiking Kickboxing Martial Arts	Mountain Biking Nordic Skiing Rock Climbing Sailing Snowboarding Soccer Squash Table Tennis Tennis Ultimate Frisbee Weightlifting
Clubs and Organizations:
Amnesty International Asian Club Community Service Debate Club Dorm Proctors Environmental Club Fencing Literary Magazine Math Club Model UN Newspaper Outing Club	Peer Counseling Peer Tutoring Science Fiction Club Sexualities Clubs Skateboarding Club Student Activities Student Government Student Publications Weightlifting Woodworking Club Yearbook
Arts & Music Programs (Extracurricular):
Choir Choral Music Dance Drama Club Guitar Ensemble	Improvisation Group Rock Band String Ensemble Tech Crew Theater or Drama