Does anyone have rankings for boarding schools?

[TutorIndia]

i am no official, but here is for your reference:

Top of the best:
Andover, Exeter, Deerfield, Choate, St. Paul, Hotchkiss

Middle of the best:
Middlesex, Milton, Peddie, Loomis, Lawrenceville, Groton, Cate, Georgetown Prep, Hockaday

Bottom of the best:
Taft, St. Mark, NMH, Concord, Porter's, Emma Willard

Remember, these are already the BEST!!!

[Anonymous]

You can find the list of 100 best schools in the world ?? this site http://100bestschools.net

[Anonymous]

Yep, Top Test Prep - a local SSAT, SAT, ACT prep company just released their rankings of the best boarding schools:

http://toptestprep.com/best-boarding-school-rankings/

[Anonymous]

There is another great raking site here. It measures the bottom line. College matriculation. All of the schools are Top notch. The top boarding school in the DC area (two hour drive or less) is Saint Andrew's School in Delaware. http://matriculationstats.org/boarding-school-stats

[Anonymous]

TutorIndia wrote:i am no official, but here is for your reference:

Top of the best:
Andover, Exeter, Deerfield, Choate, St. Paul, Hotchkiss

Middle of the best:
Middlesex, Milton, Peddie, Loomis, Lawrenceville, Groton, Cate, Georgetown Prep, Hockaday

Bottom of the best:
Taft, St. Mark, NMH, Concord, Porter's, Emma Willard

Remember, these are already the BEST!!!

Groton definitely belongs it "top" and so do Milton and Lawrenceville.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

TutorIndia wrote:i am no official, but here is for your reference:

Top of the best:
Andover, Exeter, Deerfield, Choate, St. Paul, Hotchkiss

Middle of the best:
Middlesex, Milton, Peddie, Loomis, Lawrenceville, Groton, Cate, Georgetown Prep, Hockaday

Bottom of the best:
Taft, St. Mark, NMH, Concord, Porter's, Emma Willard

Remember, these are already the BEST!!!

Groton definitely belongs it "top" and so do Milton and Lawrenceville.

I agree. Groton, Milton and Lawrenceville are top top tier by anyone's standard.

Georgetown prep?!? You've got to be kidding...

[Anonymous]

These are the top 20 boarding schools in America. Any one of them will provide a fantastic education and community:
http://toptestprep.com/best-boarding-school-rankings/

[Anonymous]

Western Reserve Academy in Cleveland is also top-notch (and has boarders.)

[Anonymous]

Andover, Exeter, Deerfield, Choate, Saint Andrew's, St. Paul, Hotchkiss, Middlesex, Milton, Peddie, Lawrenceville, Groton are all top notch East Coast boarding schools. In the West there is Thatcher and Cate which are also top notch. There are surely others as well. And there is no way to rank these schools individually, because they all have their own strengths and weaknesses, and it truly depends on the student and how much the individual student is willing to put into their schooling. Andover, Exeter and Choate have high name-ID with kids, which explains their obsession with those names. But College Admissions people know all of these schools very well.

[Anonymous]

This is the best listing. I tend to go with two categories as are the very important: Endowment size per student and average SSAT scores.
http://www.boardingschoolreview.com/toptwenty.php

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went to Milton and I think the reference to M is Middlesex. I am biased of course but I think Milton is better now. But, I also agree that there are lots of day students. It is the usual haunting ground of the kids of the so-called "Cambridge Mafia" (i.e., Harvard and MIT faculty). If your child's one wish in life is to attend Harvard, Milton has the highest acceptance rates of any school. I went to Harvard. Milton is helpful for Harvard because of several reasons: (i) the old ties; (ii) Milton is a good school and a respected one; and (iii) you end up meeting tons of your friends' parents, who work at Harvard, and help pull the strings that need to be pulled.

Ugh, way to have your child's life planned out before they are even a teenager.