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Ross School
Basic Information
Address: 18 Goodfriend Drive, East Hampton, NY 11937
739 Butter Lane, P.O. Box 604, Bridgehampton, NY 11932
County: Suffolk
Phone Number: 631-907-5000
Fax Number: 631-907-5557
Email: admissions@ross.org
President: William J. O'Hearn III, Head of Upper School; Jeanette Tyndall, Head of Lower and Middle School
School Type: Independent private school
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Additional Information
Founded: 1991
Ages/Grades: Pre-nursery to grade 12, postgraduate
School Setting:
The Lower School campus serves pre-nursery through grade 6 in a beautiful agricultural region of Bridgehampton. It includes gardens, play areas, trails, and a farm. Separate building spaces for grade levels are customized with age-appropriate furnishings. All the buildings on the campus are connected by walkways and surrounded by grass and trees.
Nestled in oak woodlands on the East End of Long Island, the Upper School campus featured intentionally designed buildings, fine art and reproductions, and artifacts from all over the world, as well as advanced technology campuswide, a state-of-the-art treetop dining area, and incomparably beautiful and versatile performing arts, science, visual arts, media, and sports facilities spread across a sprawling campus in East Hampton, New York.
School Size: 420
Student/Teacher Ratio: 16:1
Tuition: Visit http://www.ross.org/tuition
Financial Aid:
Approximately 35% of our students receive need-based financial aid.
Departments:
Ross School's curriculum features instruction in eight domains: Cultural History, World Languages and Literature, Science, Mathematics, Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Media Studies and Technology, and Wellness.
Curriculum:
Based on over two decades of educational research and practical implementation, Ross Learning System offers curriculum across eight integrated disciplines: Cultural History, World Languages and Literature, Science, Mathematics, Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Media Studies and Technology, and Wellness. Within these courses, more than 500 interdisciplinary and discipline-specific units are available for students from early childhood to postgraduate level. Each unit provides learning experiences, assessments, integrated projects, and all student and teacher resources necessary to teach the Ross Spiral Curriculum. The Ross Learning System is fully aligned to national and international standards and will provide benchmark and end-of-year exams to track student growth and progress against external and internal measures.
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Support Services: Student support is available.
Camp Programs: Yes
Summer School: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Uniform Guidelines:
Ross School uniform is required (navy tops [polo shirts, sweaters] and khaki bottoms [pants or skirts]).
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to change the way education meets the future; to foster interdisciplinary, integrated thinking and innovative leadership; to engage fully in the global community; and to facilitate lifelong learning.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
School motto: Know Thyself in Order to Serve