Westover School

1237 Whittemore Road, Middlebury, CT 06762 | Grades 9-12, All Girls | Founded in 1909

Description

Westover is an independent college preparatory boarding and day school for young women in grades 9–12. Founded in 1909, Westover is located halfway between the beautiful cities of New York City and Boston. Westover empowers young women to lead lives of consequence. Girls who attend Westover make lifelong friendships and have a support system to help them achieve their dreams. The mission at Westover is to, “empower young women to lead lives of consequence.” Through the core values of strength of character, women’s empowerment, passion for learning, and community are what make Westover unique.

Admissions
$72,500
Cost
$69,000,000
Endowment
46%
Acceptance rate
1909
Founded
Yes
SSAT required
145
Campus size (acres)
Not Reported
Average SSAT
Non-Denominational
Religion
Required
Minimum TOEFL
Casual
Dress code
9
Lowest grade
Academics
1270
Average SAT
Program Offered
Lowest ESL level
26
Average ACT
No
Post-Grad option
17
Number of AP/Advanced courses
Clubs & Organizations
  • Amnesty InternationalCooking ClubCrocs CommitteeHarry Potter Club
  • Just Flex It (streetwear & trending brands)
  • Anti Gun Violence Committee
  • Marketing and Psychology
  • Asian Students In America (A.S.I.A)
  • Math Club
  • Bananagrams and MORE!
  • Model UN
  • Cheerleading and Step Team
  • National Days Club
  • Coding Club
  • NewsDecoder
  • Cozy Leaf Club
  • Spectrum
  • Environmental Action Committee
  • Westover African American Latina Student Association (WALSA)
  • International Student Alliance
  • JSA- Jewish Student Alliance
  • Letterpress Collective
Sports
Fall Sports
  • Cross Country
  • Soccer
  • Volleyball
Winter Sports
  • Basketball
  • Squash
  • Swimming
Spring Sports
  • Golf
  • Lacrosse
  • Rowing
  • Softball
  • Tennis
College matriculation
  • Univ. of Alabama
  • American Univ. of Beirut
  • Amherst College
  • Babson College
  • Bard College
  • Barnard College
  • Binghamton Univ.
  • Boston College
  • Boston Univ
  • Brandeis Univ
  • Brown Univ
  • Bryant Univ
  • Bryn Mawr College
  • Bucknell Univ
  • California Polytechnic State Univ.—San Luis Obispo
  • Univ. of California—Los Angeles
  • Carnegie Mellon Univ.
  • Case Western Reserve Univ.
  • Univ. of Central Florida
  • Chapman Univ.
  • Univ.of Chicago
  • Claremont McKenna College
  • Concordia Univ.—Montreal
  • Connecticut College
  • Univ. of Connecticut
  • Cornell Univ.
  • Univ. of Delaware
  • Denison Univ.
  • Dickinson College
  • Drew Univ.
  • Duke Univ.
  • Elon Univ.
  • Emerson College
  • Emory Univ.
  • Endicott College
  • Fairfield Univ.
  • Florida Gulf Coast Univ.
  • Florida Southern College
  • Fordham Univ., Furman Univ.
  • George Washington Univ.
  • Gettysburg College
  • Hamilton College—NY
  • High Point Univ.
  • Higher School of Economics
  • Hobart & William Smith Colleges
  • College of the Holy Cross
  • Iona College
  • Ithaca College
  • Johns Hopkins Univ.
  • Keio Univ. Mita
  • Lafayette College
  • Lasell Univ.
  • Lewis & Clark College
  • Loyola Marymount Univ.
  • Loyola Univ. Maryland
  • Manhattan College
  • Marist College
  • Univ. of Maryland—Baltimore
  • County, McDaniel College
  • McGill Univ.
  • Univ. of Miami
  • Univ. of Michigan
  • Middlebury College
  • Mount Holyoke College
  • Muhlenberg College
  • Univ. of New Haven
  • New York Univ.
  • Univ. of North Carolina—Asheville
  • Northeastern Univ.
  • Oberlin College of Arts and Sciences
  • Ohio Wesleyan Univ.
  • Pace Univ.
  • New York City
  • Univ. of Pennsylvania
  • Univ. of Pittsburgh
  • Providence College
  • Purdue Univ.
  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
  • Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
  • Univ. of Rochester
  • Roger Williams Univ.
  • Savannah College of Art and Design
  • Siena College
  • Skidmore College
  • Smith College
  • Springfield College
  • St. Lawrence Univ.
  • SUNY—Albany
  • SUNY—New Paltz
  • Stonehill College
  • Suffolk Univ.
  • Syracuse Univ.
  • Temple Univ.
  • Texas Christian Univ.
  • Univ. of Texas—Dallas
  • The New School—All Divisions
  • Trinity College
  • Tufts Univ.
  • Union College (New York)
  • United States Military Academy—Army
  • Vassar College
  • Univ. of Vermont
  • Washington College
  • Washington Univ.—St. Louis
  • Wellesley College
  • Wheaton College (MA)
  • Williams College
  • College of Wooster
  • Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Facts & Statistics
1237 Whittemore Road, Middlebury, CT 06762
Address
203-758-2423
Phone
9-12
Grades offered
189
Number of students
11
Average class size
1:6
Teacher/student ratio
61%
Boarding students
5%
International students
Vietnamese students
Location
7,684
Town Population
Below Average Crime
Crime Rate
Bradley International Airport (48 miles), Tweed New Haven Airport (45 miles)
Airport
Campus is a walking distance from local restaurants and a short drive from the mall and other shopping options. A popular attraction in Middlebury is the Quassy Amusement and Waterpark.
Student Activities
Signature Programs

Ann S. Pollina Center for Women in Science and Engineering (WISE): Maker Space, complete with a general work area, well-equipped with supplies and tools, which allows more students to work on more projects. Robotics Lab, enables tremendous expansion of our robotics program — a semi-permanent field, better storage, and generous counter space, and increased access to each robot project. A dedicated classroom space, used for computer science and engineering electives, which support a broader range of individual and group work.

Global Exchange Programs: Offers a new and rewarding experience for students to explore cultural differences. Students are challenged to embrace these differences and invited to share new perspectives with the greater Westover community upon return. These experiences are part of our on-going education to more deeply understand ourselves and one another.

The Environmental Sustainability Program: Seeks to inspire each member of the Westover community to see their own individual impact on the world around them and to learn the power of their choices and voices to enact change.  

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