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St. George's School
St. George's School is a private, Episcopal, co-educational day and boarding school in Middletown, Rhode Island, a suburb of Newport. The school is built on a hill overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
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St. George's School is a private, Episcopal, co-educational day and boarding school in Middletown, Rhode Island, a suburb of Newport. The school is built on a hill overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
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從此條目開始調查St. George's School is a private, Episcopal, co-educational day and boarding school in Middletown, Rhode Island, a suburb of Newport. The school is built on a hill overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
St. George's School (nicknamed S.G.) is a private, Episcopal, co-educational day and boarding school in Middletown, Rhode Island, a suburb of Newport. The school is built on a hill overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
St. George's (originally Diman's School for Small Boys or Mr. Diman's School for Boys) was founded in 1896 by Episcopal minister John Diman. At the time, Rhode Island did not have tax-funded high schools; the state would not require towns to maintain a public high school until 1909. The school initially leased temporary grounds in Newport, but moved across the bay to a permanent campus in Middletown in 1901. The school was initially set up as a for-profit corporation, but became a non-profit corporation in 1903.
Diman modeled his school after the English public schools. He implemented the prefect system and organized the school into six grades, called Forms I-VI in the British fashion. The First and Second Forms were later discontinued in 1930 and 1966.
In 1916, Diman resigned from St. George's; he formally converted to Catholicism the following year. After a spell at Fort Augustus Abbey in Scotland, he returned to Rhode Island and established Portsmouth Abbey School, a Benedictine institution, in 1926.
The school began admitting black students in 1963, female day students in 1971, and female boarders in 1972. In 1987, girls outnumbered boys in the graduating class for the first time.
In the current century, St. George's has focused on redeveloping and renovating its campus. The library was renovated in 2011. A new STEM facility opened in 2015. Memorial Schoolhouse was renovated in 2019–20. The school is currently raising money to grow the endowment, expand student dormitories, and add new faculty housing.
In the 2023–24 school year, St. George's educated 377 students in grades 9–12. 85% of students were boarders. 33% identified as students of color, and 32% received financial aid. 15% of the students were international.
In the 2023–24 school year, St. George's charged boarding students $73,850 and day students $51,275. 32% of St. George's students are on financial aid, which covers, on average, $58,000 for boarders.
In its Internal Revenue Service filings for the 2021–22 school year, St. George's reported total assets of $310.7 million, net assets of $247.4 million, investment holdings of $208.2 million, and cash holdings of $6.7 million. St. George's also reported $32.1 million in program service expenses and $5.6 million in grants (primarily student financial aid).
St. George's campus covers 125 acres in southern Rhode Island, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The campus was laid out by the Olmsted Brothers architectural firm. In 2004, the school's core buildings were added to the National Register of Historic Places. In 2018, Architectural Digest named St. George's the most beautiful private high school campus in Rhode Island.
St. George's students refer to the campus as "The Hilltop," as it is located on a hill just east of Newport. Outside Middletown, the school is occasionally nicknamed "St. Gorgeous" due to the school's picturesque location (and other factors).
Memorial Schoolhouse (opened 1923, renovated 2020) hosts most classes. It was designed by McKim, Mead & White.
Academic Center (opened 2015) hosts STEM classes. It contains various sustainable energy facilities, including a wind turbine and a solar-powered water heating system.
Hill Library (renovated 2011) contains 30,000 volumes and 1,500 reference titles.
Drury/Grosvenor Center for the Arts (opened 1999) hosts the arts and music departments, a makerspace, and a theater. It is named for two former heads of the St. George's art department.
John Nicholas Brown '18 Center (opened 2005) hosts administrative offices and the college counseling department. The school intends to demolish this building as part of its broader plans to renovate the central campus.
Sixth-Form House (built 1903) is the subject of renovation plans. Once renovated, it will host various administrative facilities.
The Church of St. George (commonly referred to as "The Chapel") (opened 1928) was designed by Ralph Adams Cram and donated by alumnus John Nicholas Brown. It contains nine statues by Joseph Coletti.
The Old Chapel (opened 1911) was St. George's original religious building. It currently hosts music rehearsal facilities.
King Hall – The school's dining hall.
Hamblet Campus Center (opened 2004) is named for St. George's 10th headmaster Charles Hamblet and his wife Carol.
There are five boys' dorms and six girls' dorms. Old School (opened 1901) was the first building on the Middletown campus and currently hosts student residences.
St. George's has ten athletic fields, two hockey rinks, three basketball courts, eight international squash courts, ten tennis courts (six outdoor, four indoor), an indoor track, and an eight-lane swimming pool.
During the summer the squash facility hosts Mark Talbott's Squash Academy, the official training center of the U.S. Squash Racquets Association. It served as the site for both the National Junior Squash Championships in 1996 and 1998, and the Men's Squash Softball Championships in February 1997.
St. George's is a member of the Independent School League (ISL) and the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC). The school offers 16 sports.
Although the closest ISL team to St. George's is Tabor Academy, St. George's athletics rival is Middlesex School. The schools have played football on a near-annual basis since 1902.
Since 1974, St. George's has offered a school-at-sea program. Currently, the program takes place in Geronimo, a 70-foot fiberglass sloop. Designed by Ted Hood and built in 1998, Geronimo has room for 8 students and 3 crewmen. It hosts three six-week voyages a year, during which St. George's students are schooled in nautical science, oceanography, and marine biology.
In April 2015, St. George's announced that it had retained a law firm to investigate reports of past sexual abuse by school faculty and staff. The investigator—a partner at the law firm that was St. G
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