Fostering a culture of respect, high expectations, and shared experiences, The Calverton School instills in students intellectual curiosity, personal responsibility, and a strong work ethic to prepare them for higher education and responsible citizenship in a democratic and global community.
Quick Stats (2025)
School Overview
School Focus
College Preparatory
College Preparatory
School Type
Co-ed
Co-ed
Year Founded
1967
1907
Campus Size
152 acres
125 acres
School Motto
Fostering a culture of respect, high expectations, and shared experiences.
School Mascot
Not Explicitly Stated
School Calendar
Student Body
Enrollment
323 students
319 students
% Students of Color
42%
27%
% International Students
10%
20%
% Students Boarding
20%
70%
Offers Post-Grad Year
Yes
No
Academics and Faculty
Saturday Classes
No
No
Student : Teacher Ratio
1:7
7:1
Number of IB Courses Offered
24
-
% Faculty with Advanced Degree
44%
72%
Tuition Cost
Yearly Tuition
(Boarding Students)
(Boarding Students)
$50,350
$66,900
Yearly Tuition
(Day Students)
(Day Students)
$25,550
$36,000
Yearly Tuition
(5 Day Boarding)
(5 Day Boarding)
$41,300
$49,300
% Students on Financial Aid
40%
40%
Admissions
SSAT Required
Yes
Yes
Director of Admissions
Dawn Rhoads
Associate Director of Admissions
Beth Lennon
Application URL
Sports
# Interscholastic Sports Offered
12
16
Extracurriculars
Total Extracurricular Organizations
11
23
Extracurriculars
Club or Organization:
Astronomy Club, Baking and Cooking Club, Chess Club, Green Team, Kaleidoscope Club, Model UN, Robotics Club, Student Government Association, Yearbook Club
Arts and Music Programs:
Theater
Recreational Athletic Programs:
Badminton
Astronomy Club, Baking and Cooking Club, Chess Club, Green Team, Kaleidoscope Club, Model UN, Robotics Club, Student Government Association, Yearbook Club
Arts and Music Programs:
Theater
Recreational Athletic Programs:
Badminton
College Matriculation
Year:
10 Most Popular College Choices (# Enrolled)
School Notes
- The Calverton School, founded in 1967, is an independent college preparatory school serving students from early childhood through Grade 12. Calverton prides itself on providing a challenging college-preparatory program in an environment that promotes honesty, tolerance, respect, and responsibility. Small class sizes and excellent student-to-teacher ratios ensure that each student is challenged in every aspect of school endeavor. Our small school size provides each student the opportunity to contribute to the larger community and helps to create an inclusive school that celebrates diversity and helps each student reach his or her potential. The school provides students with experiences of diversity and welcomes students of all races, socioeconomic backgrounds and beliefs. The Calverton School, steeped in a solid academic tradition, educates students to have the independence of judgment, personal freedom, and strength of character so that they can become leaders with broad intellectual horizons.
- The Calverton School accreditations: National Association of Independent Schools, AIMS- Association of Independent Maryland and DC Schools
- Sample of notable school alumni/alumnae:
- Catie Spaulding, Class of 2015, further details not provided -
- Nathaniel Isaac, current student, example testimonial -
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does The Calverton School cost?
The Calverton School's tuition is approximately $50,350 for boarding students and $25,550 for day students.
Who are famous alumni from The Calverton School?
The Calverton School famous alumni include: Catie Spaulding, Class of 2015, further details not provided and Nathaniel Isaac, current student, example testimonial.
What sports does The Calverton School offer?
The Calverton School offers 12 interscholastic sports: Cheering, Cross Country, Cross Country Running, Fencing, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Swimming and Diving, Tennis and Volleyball.
When is the application deadline for The Calverton School?
The application deadline for The Calverton School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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