Testing1222 (2026 Profile)

2747 Masonic Drive2
Park City, MT V8P 4P5

Tel: (124) 784-4212 Ext. 147

www.carverct.org

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Quick Facts (2026)

Grades: (Boarding Students) PK-7
Grades: (Day Students) K-11
Enrollment: 260 students
Yearly Tuition (Boarding Students): $16
Acceptance rate: 31%
Average class size: 23 students
Application Deadline: Apr. 3 / Oct. 14 / rolling
Source: Verified school update

Upcoming Events and News

Boarding School Fair - Sat., August 14, 2021 - Tue., December 01, 2026 - get more information!
Open House - Fri., April 01, 2022 - Sun., June 02, 2030 - get more information!
Reception - Wed., June 15, 2022 - Wed., June 16, 2027 - get more information!
Tour - Mon., September 25, 2023 - Sat., September 30, 2028 - get more information!

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School Overview

| 2025 School Data

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Boarding School Avg.

School Focus

College Preparatory

Grades Offered (Boarding)

PK-7

9-12

Grades Offered (Day)

K-11

Pre-K-12

School Type

All-girls

Co-ed

ADD/ADHD Support

Yes

Dual Language Immersion Program

Yes

Secondary Immersion Language

Spanish and Mandarin

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Religious Affiliation

Christian

Non-denominational

Year Founded

2013

1909

Campus Size

250 acres

125 acres

School Motto

Ready aye ready

Student Body

Enrollment

260 students

300 students

% Students of Color

24%

25%

Offers Post-Grad Year

Academic Profile

Saturday Classes

Classroom Dress Code

Casual
Khaki pants and jacket

Casual

Average Class Size

23 students

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Student-Teacher Ratio

45:15

7:1

# of AP / Advanced Courses Offered

Number of IB Courses Offered

ESL Courses Offered

Yes

% Faculty with Advanced Degree

99%

70%

Summer Program Offered

Yes

Accreditations

Association of Independent Schools of New England (AISNE)
The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS)
New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC)

# of AP / Advanced Courses Offered

Courses

AP ChemistryArts and music

BiologyEnglish

LanguagesMathematics

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Tuition & Financial Aid

Endowment Size

$10.60 million
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$25 million

Yearly Tuition
(Boarding Students)

$16
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$59,900

Tuition international students

$12,421

$53,975

Yearly Tuition
(5 Day Boarding)

$12,458

$44,000

Summer Program Cost

$108
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% Students on Financial Aid

16%

40%

Avg. Financial Aid Grant

$17
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$25,000

Merit Scholarships Offered

Yes

Admissions

Application Deadline

Apr. 3 / Oct. 14 / rolling

Jan. 15

Accepts Standardized Application (SAO and/or Gateway)

Yes

Average Percentile SSAT

61%

Acceptance Rate

31%

58%

Director of Admissions

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Associate Director of Admissions

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Application URL

Online Application

Extracurriculars

Total Extracurricular Organizations

Extracurriculars

Club or Organization:

3D Printing ClubAcademy Manor Nursing Home volunteers

ActiveMinds AndoverActivism

AdoptaPlatoonAfro-Latino-American Society (Af-Lat-Am)

Alianza (Latino Student Alliance)Amnesty International Club

and Mentoring (DREAM)Andover Ambassadors

Andover Japanese ConnectionApp Development

ARC BuddiesArchaeology and History Club

Asian SocietyAstronomy Club

Babel Foreign Language MagazineBacktracks Magazine

Baking ClubBancroft Elementary Teachers Aides

Big Idea ClubBirding Club

Blue Key SocietyBoss Magazine

Bread & Roses community kitchen volunteersBread Loaf Pen Pel Program

Bread Loaf Writing WorkshopCalliope (female a capella)

Campuses against CancerCatholic Student Fellowship

Chess ClubChinese Language & Culture Club

Chinese Taiwanese Student AssociationChristian Fellowship Club

Classical Physics ClubClassics Club

Clutch CollaborativeCommunity Awareness For Everyone (CAFE)

Computer Science ClubConstructed Languages Club

Courant Art & Literary MagazineCulinary Appreciation Club

Culture Politics & Religion (CPR)Cyber Security and Forensics Club

Dear Sam Wellness ClubDeerfield Dance Club

Deerfield Scroll -- Student NewspaperDisability Rights

Diversity Task ForceDocumentary Society

Drug Alcohol Awareness CommitteeEAT Club

Eco-ActionEducation

ElementsEntrepreneurship Club

Environmental Action GroupFashion Design Club

Figure Skating ClubFilm Makers Society

Finance & Politics of SportsFinance Club

FitnessFrench Club

Frontline Political MagazineGames Club

Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA)German Club

Girls Global HealthGirlUp Andover!

Global Health InitiativeGlobal Nomads

Grill ClubHindu Student Union

Indo-PakInternational Club

International Review online publicationJapanese Animeshon Club

Jewish Student UnionJunto

Justice NOWModel UN

Modern Engineering ForumMotorsports Club

Moviemakers ClubMuslim Student Union

Non sibi SocietyNuestros Pequenos Hermanos (Friends of the Orphans)

Out of the BlueOver the Hills and Farther Away

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College Matriculation

College Acceptance Rate

83%

Year: 1996 - 2057

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School Notes

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Notes about SAT scores:
- There is a growing trend to report SAT scores as a range of the middle 50% as opposed to a single score. The College Board recommends this and reputable organizations like US News and World Report, and The Fiske Guide to the Colleges, also believe the middle 50% is the best way to report scores. In speaking about single SAT scores, Fiske says, "such figures, however, are easily misinterpreted as thresholds rather than averages....To avoid such confusion, we report the range of scores of the middle half of the class".
- For the Class of 2003, the Middle 50% excluding international students for whom English is a second Language: verbal 540-690; math 540-700. For example, if your math score was under 540, you would have been in the bottom quarter of the class. If your Math score was above 700, you would have been in the top quarter of the class. Westtown has 60 International students and when they are included the Math, midrange score is 540-700; this is the exact range as the entire Upper School. However, English is the second or third language for many International students and the middle 50% of all students verbals scores is 510-690 at Westtown including International students.
- It is important to note that SAT scores MAY be an indication of the academic preparedness or intellectual level of the company you will keep, but SAT scores are highly correlated with family income and family educational level, so even this can be misleading. Furthermore, SAT scores should never be used by a family as an expectation of what score they can expect their child to receive if they go to a particular institution. The SAT correlates very closely with the SSAT: Students who have high SSAT scores invariably have high SAT scores and vice versa. As much as schools with high SAT scores may like to take credit for these scores we know that they more accurately reflect the testing ability of the student prior to being admitted to our school.
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Source: Verified school update

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Testing1222's tuition is approximately $16 for boarding students.

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