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Our Values. Collegiate is a K-12 independent boys’ school, led by Head of School David Lourie, located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. We are a small school of 666 students housed in one building, giving us a unique sense of community and camaraderie. Students travel through 3 divisions, Lower (K-4), Middle (5-8) and Upper (9-12).
2023–2024 Tuition. $63,400. Collegiate School has one, all-inclusive tuition charge. The fee includes books, supplies, class trips, lunch, musical instrument rental, student-accident insurance, and tuition-refund insurance. Lower and Middle School students are provided with the use of necessary technology; Upper School students bring their ...
Our Home. We invite you to explore our facility located at 301 Freedom Place South at 61st Street on the West Side of Manhattan. Located in a new and vibrant neighborhood, our students and families enjoy ample park spaces, local restaurants and coffee shops, and the School is accessible via subway lines at 66th Street and 59th Street, as well ...
Contact Us. Information about the school, its curriculum, admissions procedures, and financial aid are available upon request. Please call the Admissions Office at ( 212) 812-8552 or email admissions@collegiateschool.org. To contact a specific employee at the school, please visit the faculty and staff directory page.
Collegiate School, the oldest independent school in the United States, is a private k-12 school... Collegiate School New York | New York NY Collegiate School New York, New York, New York. 1,684 likes · 9 talking about this · 1,144 were here.
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Collegiate is divided into Lower School (Kindergarten-Grade 4), Middle School (Grades 5-8), and Upper School (Grades 9-12). Each division has its own administrative head and core faculty. Many faculty members teach in more than one division of the school.
