St. Andrew’s School

On the off chance that you've at any point seen Dead Artists Society, you've seen the grounds of St. Andrew's in Middletown, Delaware—the motion picture was taped completely on school grounds. Focused on its Episcopalian character, St. Andrew's is an all-boarding, coed tuition based school for understudies in grades 9– 12. Alongside the all-boarding necessity, family-style dinners amid the week (where understudies alternate tending to tables) help guarantee an affectionate group on grounds. St. Andrew's requires tasks of understudies (which are typically in the understudy's dormitory and turn routinely).

Scholastics are thorough and graduates go to Ivy Association schools and other best levels like NYU and Vanderbilt. Seniors take spring instructional exercises which are perusing and composing concentrated, in which three understudies meet in a course particularly outlined by employees over a scope of controls in the soul of the Oxford instructional exercise technique, and afterward shield a unique proposition to the English Office.

Consistent with its legacy, St. Andrew's offers a Channels and Drums gathering that gives understudies the chance to learn and play out the bagpipes or learn field drumming, and requires participation at houses of prayer and Sunday benefit. Ultimately, the school can meet 100% of exhibited monetary requirement for understudies.

Level of understudies who board: 100%

Educational cost, room, and board: $53,500

Level of understudies who get some type of money related guide: 47%

Remarkable graduated class: Erin Burnett (CNN writer), Loudon Wainright, Jr. (Life magazine writer), Eric Boateng (ball player)