Steamboat Mountain School

SCHOOL PROFILE Colorado Springs School, founded in 1962, is a private, college preparatory day school enrolling international students from 9th through 11th grades. Students learn through traditional and experiential methods based in “real world” experiences inside and out- side of the classroom. Small class sizes help students build strong and supportive relationships for personal and intellectual growth. FACILITIES The historic 28-acre campus is located on a former estate built in 1907, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. The main building, The Trianon (used for classrooms and administration) is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The school’s facilities include a 290-seat theater, a gallery, performing arts center, and gymnasium. SPORTS AND ARTS Some of the competitive athletic teams offered at Colorado Spring include soccer, basketball, volleyball, cross-country, tennis, lacrosse, golf, and mountain biking and golf. For those with more creative interests, 3 plays/

SCHOOL PROFILE Maine Central Institute offers American and international students a rigorous academic environment surrounded by the best of New England town life. Maine Central Institute provides a comprehensive educational program and a newly founded aviation program. FACILITIES Maine Central Institute's campus includes a state-of-the-art Math and Science Center, two computer classrooms, a chemistry lab, a botany area, and recently renovated art facilities. Maine Central Institute's sports facilities include gymnasiums, weightlifting equipment, sports fields, a golf course, a track, and tennis court. SPORTS AND ARTS MCI's impressive athletic record includes three football state championships and two field hockey state championships. Three NBA All-Stars have graduated from MCI. Over 25% of students participate in drama or art competitions each year. The Bossov Ballet Theater at MCI is both a performing company and an internationally renowned pre-professional ballet school. DORMITO

SCHOOL PROFILE Located on the coast of northeastern Maine, Washington Academy offers unique programs such as a high-level coastal ecology/marine biology track and hands-on vocational options including boat building, health occupations, and culinary arts, as well as AP, honors, and college credit courses. FACILITIES Washington Academy's facilities include an industrial arts building, a gymnasium, several athletic fields and courts, a fine arts building, and a large music hall. The first academy building, built in 1823, houses classrooms and the health center. SPORTS AND ARTS Many of Washington Academy's competitive sports teams, including soccer, cheering, and basketball, have won state championships. The school's tennis team is extremely popular among the student body. The school's arts department puts on plays throughout each school year and an annual Spring Show. Students also have the opportunity to learn to play the guitar or study cultural dance. DORMITORIES AND STUDENT LIFE W