THE HANDBOOK OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS

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SAINT ANDREW’S SCHOOL

Bdg — Coed Gr 9-12; Day — Coed K-12

Boca Raton, FL 33434. 3900 Jog Rd. Tel: 561-210-2020. Fax: 561-210-2027.

www.saintandrews.net    E-mail: admission@saintandrews.net

Ann Marie Krejcarek, Head. EdD. Kilian J. Forgus, Adm.

Col Prep. AP (exams req’d; 457 taken, 79% 3+)—Eng Fr Span Calc Stats Comp_Sci Bio Chem Physics Eur_Hist US_Hist US_Govt & Pol Art_Hist Music_Theory. Feat—Creative_Writing Shakespeare Chin Ital Lat Anat & Physiol Astron Environ_Sci Engineering Organic_Chem Econ Asian_Stud Bible Ethics World_Relig Photog Sculpt Video_Production Theater_Arts Band Chorus Orchestra Journ. Supp—ESL Tut.

Sports—Basket Cheer X-country Football Golf Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swim Tennis Track Volley W_Polo Wrestling. Activities—Acad Arts Govt/Pol Media Rec Service.

Selective adm (Bdg Gr 9-11; Day K-11): 372/yr. Bdg 45. Day 327. Appl fee: $75. Appl due: Feb. Tests SSAT TOEFL.

Enr 1289. Elem 684. Sec 605. Wh 86%. Latino 10%. Blk 2%. Asian 2%. Intl 11%. Avg class size: 16. Fac 140. M 55. F 85. Adv deg: 63%. In dorms 10.

Grad ’08—157. Col—157. (Geo Wash 7, FL St 6, U of FL 5, U of Miami 5, IN U 5, Stetson 5). Avg SAT: Math 634. Crit Read 596. Writing 610.

Tui ’09-’10: Bdg $40,300 (+$2000). Day $17,260-22,720 (+$1000). Aid: Need 148 ($1,960,000).

Endow $10,000,000. Plant val $37,500,000. Acres 80. Bldgs 38. Dorms 2. Dorm rms 63. Class rms 78. Lib 18,000 vols. Sci labs 9. Lang labs 1. Auds 1. Theaters 1. Art studios 7. Music studios 2. Gyms 2. Fields 6. Courts 10. Pools 1. Comp labs 7. Wireless. PC.

Est 1961. Nonprofit. Episcopal. Sem (Aug-June). Assoc CLS SACS.

Originally a boys’ boarding school, Saint Andrew’s became coeducational in 1971. Situated on an 80-acre site, the school admits day students at all grade levels and boarding students in the high school grades.

The broad curriculum, which includes Advanced Placement and honors courses, affords rigorous preparation for colleges throughout the nation. Requirements in English, foreign language, math, science and history form the core of the academic program. Other graduation requirements include courses in the arts, theology and computer. Students also perform 40 cumulative hours of community service in grades 9-12.            

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