New Hampton School

New Hampton School operates on a forward-thinking philosophy that values curiosity, growth, and adaptability over convention. The school aims to be a nimble, intentionally small learning environment that meets students where they are, encouraging them to take risks and push beyond their comfort zones. This mindset is designed to foster independence, self-advocacy, and confidence in every student.

The academic curriculum is college preparatory and includes the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme, which offers 49 distinct courses. Students may pursue the full IB Diploma or individual certificates. The academic experience is complemented by real-world learning opportunities, including entrepreneurial studies and capstone projects, all designed to build essential skills for long-term success.

Graduates of New Hampton School are prepared for success in higher education and beyond, having developed universal skills such as collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and self-advocacy. The school provides comprehensive college counseling to assist students in their post-secondary planning. Alumni leave the school as confident, capable individuals ready to define success on their own terms.

The school offers a dedicated Academic Support Program (ASP) with a 1:1 student-to-tutor ratio, providing tailored pathways for a wide range of learners. This program includes options for individual, shared, and group tutorials to ensure students receive the necessary support to succeed in a rigorous college preparatory environment. Additionally, the school provides English Language Learner (ELL) group instruction for international students.

New Hampton School welcomes applications for boarding and day students in grades 9-12 and postgraduate. The admissions process includes opportunities for in-person or virtual visits, where prospective families can tour the campus, observe classrooms, and connect with the admissions team. The school is committed to accessibility and offers financial aid, interest-free payment plans, and tuition insurance options to support families.

The school maintains an active calendar of events, including academic milestones, athletic competitions, and community gatherings. Families can access the school's schedule through the website, which provides options to sync with digital platforms like Google Calendar, Outlook, or Yahoo.

Located on a 340-acre campus in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, the school features a variety of academic, athletic, and residential spaces designed for collaboration and focus. Athletic facilities support the school's 17 interscholastic teams, while the arts program is highlighted by the Galletly Gallery and dedicated music and theatre spaces. The campus is situated near the White Mountains, providing students with access to outdoor activities such as skiing, mountain biking, and hiking.

Students engage in a wide range of co-curricular activities, including 17 interscholastic sports and 21 art offerings. Leadership opportunities are central to the student experience, with students serving as proctors, student council members, honor board members, and ambassadors. Additionally, the school organizes 35 project week trip options and various weekend activities to foster community and personal growth.