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All students are required to be enrolled in a minimum of five graded classes per term. A student is only permitted to take six graded classes. Only Engineering or a 7th non-graded Arts course will be approved with the permission of the Director of Studies and Instruction. Explore our searchable course catalog to learn more about The Hill School ...
The Hill School is a strong, compassionate, and supportive family community where the faculty genuinely knows each student. It is a place where students are challenged to grow and achieve things they never thought possible. A close-knit, family environment is the hallmark of our diverse, global community. Daily family-style meals, family night ...
The Hill School athletics program creates opportunities for student athletes to compete at the highest level of independent school sports. We are committed to providing an experience that develops character, emphasizes teamwork, and encourages healthy lifelong habits.
The mission of The Hill School Arts Department is to awaken the joy of creation through the visual and performing arts. Through practice, experimentation and reflection of global ideas, students are guided to an increased awareness of individual agency and the richness of cultures both past and present. The arts are uniquely positioned to ...
How to Apply. Our application deadline has now passed. If you are interested in applying for the fall of 2024, please contact Admission Office Manager Kim Marburger at kmarburger@thehill.org or 610-705-1252 to inquire about our late application process. Thank you for your interest in applying to The Hill School!
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The Hill School is one of a few select boarding schools in the United States to offer two full-program critical-need languages (Arabic and Chinese) to its students. Hill’s World Languages Department also offers two traditional romance languages, French and Spanish, both through the AP level and beyond. Learn more.
