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A St. Luke’s School education prepares students for a lifelong commitment to learning and social responsibility. The School sets high academic standards, stimulates individual talents and prepares students for a rewarding college experience. St. Luke’s recognizes that intellectual and personal growth occur both in and out of the classroom; therefore both academic and non-academic programs foster the pursuit of excellence, strength of character and a healthy self-image. A friendly and diverse culture shapes all the endeavors of the community, encouraging responsible, caring relationships.
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Advanced Placement exam preparation in 16 subject areas (Spanish, French, Latin, English, Calculus AB and BC, Computer Science, Government, US history, European history, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Studio Art, Music Theory); honors sections in each department; independent study; study at local college for college credit; study abroad; academic accommodation for the gifted, the musically talented, and the artistically talented.
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P.O. Box 1148
377 North Wilton Road
New Canaan, Connecticut 06840
Head of School: Mr. Mark C. Davis
School Type: Coeducational day college-preparatory
Grades: 5–12
Founded: 1927
Setting: Suburban
Nearest Major City: New York, NY
Campus Size: 40-acres
Campus Buildings: 4
Approved or accredited by Connecticut Association of Independent Schools and New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
Member of National Association of Independent Schools.
Endowment: $11 million
Total enrollment: 500
Upper/Middle school average class size: 12
Upper/Middle school faculty-student ratio: 1:8 |
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Arts and fine arts (art, music, dance, drama) 1 year required, computer science, English 4 years required, foreign language 3 years required, mathematics 3 years required, physical education (includes health), science 3 years required including 2 labs, social science, social studies (includes history) 3 years required, 20 hours of community service per year.
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Algebra, American history, American literature, anthropology, art, art history, biology, calculus, ceramics, chemistry, Chinese, computer math, computer programming, computer science, creative writing, drama, earth science, English, English literature, environmental science, European history, expository writing, fine arts, forensics, French, geography, geology, geometry, government/civics, grammar, humanities, journalism, Latin, marine biology, mathematics, music, oceanography, photography, physical education, physics, psychology, science, social science, social studies, Spanish, statistics, theater, trigonometry, world history, and writing.
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ADVANCED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
