This Springfield School is a co-educational, independent, boarding school located in Springfield, Massachusetts. The school challenges students to explore intellectual and artistic possibilities, debate
differences of opinion, question assumptions, and take the types of risks that help them to grow into informed, involved, articulate, and self-confident adults. This Springfield School enrolls approximately 225 students each year, with approximately 25 of these being
international students.
L O C A T I O N
This Springfield School is located on 13 acres of land in the historic residential district of Maple Hill in Springfield, Massachusetts. Downtown Springfield is within walking
distance, and students will find museums, a theater, symphony orchestra, a large public library, and a civic center in the city. The school is 25 miles from Hartford, 90 miles from Boston, and 150 miles from New York City. Students will find this area to be a culturally rich environment that has both the advantages of historic country life and modern city life.
C O U R S E S O F F E R E D
Courses offered at this Springfield School include: Advanced Biology, Advanced Topics in Math, Advanced Topics in Science, Acrylics, Acting, Acting Ensemble, American Literature, Analysis, Algebra I-II, African American History, British Literature, Biology, Calculus, AP Calculus, Cartooning, Conceptual Physics, Chemistry, Chorus, Creative Writing, Dance and
Choreography, AP English, Environmental Science, ESL I-III, Fiber, Geometry, Glass, Graphic Design, Fundamental Math
Concepts, House Design, Ink, Interior Design, Journalism, Jewelry, Leather, Music Theory and Sight Reading, Modern European History, AP Modern European History, Oil Drawing, Peace Studies, Western Philosophy, U.S. Studies I-II, Latin I-IV, French I-V, Spanish I-V, Pre-Algebra, Pre Calculus, Physics, , Pencil Drawing, Photography, Polymer Clay, Poetry, Portfolio, SAT
Review, Sculpture, Watercolors, , U.S. History, AP US History, Voice, Women in Literature, Women in Society, World Literature Electives.
D R E S S C O D E
Students attending this Springfield School are not
required to wear uniforms, although they must dress in a neat and clean manner at all times.
H O U S I N G
Students attending this Springfield School will live in school
residence halls on the campus. There are separate
accommodations for young men and young women. Students are able to eat meals at an on-campus cafeteria
A T H L E T I C S
Males attending this Springfield School are able to participate in the following interscholastic athletics: Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, and Tennis.
Females attending this Springfield School are able to participate in the following interscholastic athletics: Basketball, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, and Volleyball
