Rocky Hill School Facts
- Headmaster: James J. Young III
' 70
- Location: 88 acres on Narragansett
Bay and the Potowomut River.
- Enrollment: 356
Boys: 52% Girls: 48%
- Tuition
for 2008 - 2009:
Preschool (3 year
old): 2 half days: $4,500, 3 half days: $6,900, 5
half days: $11,200
Preschool (4 year old): 5 half days: $11,200
Kindergarten
to Grade 5: $22,600
Grades 6
to 8: $24,300
Grades 9
to 12: $25,500
- Financial Aid: All financial aid
is need based. In 2007-2008, $800,000 was allocated to the student
body.
- Faculty: 87 faculty, 39 hold advanced
degrees.
- Lower School: 112 Students, Preschool
to Grade 5, Joan Osowa, Head.
- Middle School: 78 Students, Grade
6 to Grade 8, Michael Jedrey, Head.
- Upper School: 166 Students, Grade
9 to Grade 12, Richard Dempsey, Head.
- Extended Day: The extended day
program provides supervision for Lower School children from regular
dismissal up to 5:30 PM, at extra cost.
- Average Class Size: 12 in the Upper
School, using the Rocky Hill School Harkness Method; 16 in the
Middle and Lower Schools
- Student to Faculty Ratio: 8:1
- College Counseling: A full-time
counselor is available to guide students and their parents through
the college selection process.
- Advanced Placement: AB Calculus,
BC Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, English Literature, Environmental
Science, French, Latin, Physics, Spanish, Statistics, United States
History.
- Community Service: Opportunities
available in all divisions; 30 hours required in the Upper School
to graduate.
- Interscholastic Sports: Basketball,
Field Hockey, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Sailing, Soccer, Tennis.
- Co-Curricular
Activities: Academic Decathlon, Band, Drama, Foreign Language
Clubs, Health & Wellness Committee, Math League, Mock Trial,
ERASE Multicultural Club, Nathan Hale Society (admission tour
guides), National Honor Society, Narragansett Sound (Upper School
vocal ensemble), Community Service Club, Polar Bear Club, Puddles
(Lower and Middle School vocal ensemble), SADD (Students Against
Destructive Decisions), Stonehenge (student literary magazine),
Student Council, Student Life Committee, View from the Hill (student
newspaper), Yearbook, Karate Club , Chess Club, Lower School British
Challenger Soccer, Yoga, Robotics.
- Transportation: Busing to Rocky
Hill from East Greenwich, Scituate, Warwick, and West Warwick
may be provided by the town in which the student lives. We encourage
families to arrange carpools.
- Major Communities Served: Coventry,
Cranston, East Greenwich, Jamestown, Narragansett, Newport, North
Kingstown, Providence, Saunderstown, Wakefield, Warwick. Students
come from 28 towns in Rhode Island.
- Parent-Teacher League: The purpose
of the PTL is to support the school in achieving its educational
mission.
- Accreditation and Memberships:
NEASC, NAIS, SSATB, ERB, National Honor Society.
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