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Doane Stuart School
Basic Information
Address: 199 Washington Avenue
Rensselaer, NY 12144
County: Albany
School District: Rensselaer
Phone Number: 518.465.5222
President: Pamela J Clarke
School Type: ECH-12, coed, day
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Additional Information
Accreditation: NYSAIS
Founded: 1975
Organization Affiliation: NYSAIS NAIS
Ages/Grades: Early Childhood- Grade 12
School Setting:
Large building and grounds on the Hudson River
School Schedule: 8:15-3:30
School days in Calendar Year: 165
School Holidays: Winter 2 weeks, Feb one week, April one week all Federal holidays
Community:
happy
School Size: 250
Classroom Size: 10-15
Student/Teacher Ratio: 8:1
Tuition: 14,000 - 23,000
Financial Aid:
yes 50% of students on aid
Departments:
All college prep subjects, independent study, extra emphasis STEM, ART MUSIC
Curriculum:
all college prep. Inquiry based
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100% to college
Support Services: teachers give extra help; special services as needed
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
three labs total 50 computers) ; also 20+ notebooks, 30+ iPads
School Championships:
Mock Trial, soccer
School Clubs:
25 clubs: environmental, social justice, film, chess very popular
Notable Graduates/Alumni:
ALL our grads are notable!
Parking Spaces/Availability:
60+
Uniform Guidelines:
yes- khaki pants, plaid skirts, polo shirts with Logo.
Admissions Deadline: rolling
Mission Statement:
"The mission of Doane Stuart is education for students from every quarter. In a college preparatory context, where the joy of discovery is valued, Doane Stuart emphasizes serious study, educates to social responsibility, and lays the foundation for a strong faith."
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
interfaith-- we celebrate all religions
School History: St Agnes Episcopal and Kenwood Sacred Heart )both 19th-century schools) merged in 1975
Programs and Services:
College Prep Interscholastic sports; clubs; before and aftercare.
Notes/School Information:
We have happy kids!