Day and Boarding; Grades 6-12

The Pennington School

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Grades 6-8 enjoy a small school environment with all the big opportunities of our exceptional high school
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Grades 9-12 develop individual excellence through a vigorous college-preparatory program
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Boarding School Life
Our residential community consists of approximately 125 students and more than half of our faculty
Host International Program
The program matches international students with families of current Pennington day students
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All of our students have opportunities to explore their creativity in music, drama, and visual arts.
Silva Gallery of Art
A showcase gallery presenting the works of renowned visual artists
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Find out more about our 45 teams in three seasons.
Aquatics Program
Join the team, take lessons, or improve your skills in our beautiful indoor aquatics center.
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Community Weekend for all boarders

April 3, 2020

HomeFront Gym and Swim

April 3, 2020

6:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Sparks Gymnasium & Martin Aquatic Center

Travel Opportunities

Spring 2020

This trip will provide an opportunity for cultural and linguistic exploration. It is open to all seventh- and eighth-grade students.

Teach English to elementary students. This will be our fourth trip with Outreach360, which serves several local schools and maintains a volunteer basecamp.

Live with a French host family, attend classes in French at our longtime partner school in Meaux, take French cooking classes, and go on day trips.

Students will use their developing STEM skills to bring technology and innovation to the students in the Dzaleka refugee camp in Malawi, Africa.

Through a partnership with IVHQ, students will spend ten days in Africa, with a full week at the Nakavango Rhino Reserve in Zimbabwe.