Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall School

School and Academics The award winning Nauset Regional High School is located in the New England region of the United States. The school has been recognized as a Massachusetts Compass School, a Massachusetts Vanguard School of Excellence and a National Blue Ribbon High School. Faculty and staff are extremely proud of its National Merit Finalists and Advanced Placement Students of the Year. Nauset Regional High School is a leader in providing local and international students the highest quality of education. Facilities Nauset Regional High School is one of the only high schools located within a National Park; the unique campus has nine buildings that surround an open courtyard. Recent renovations have included state of the art artificial turf field, new cardio and free weight equipment in the fitness center, and new post tension tennis courts. Sports and Arts Students are encouraged to participate in unique activities like the sailing team and oth- er open water activities due to the

SCHOOL PROFILE The Newman School students are engaged to become educated adults through interac- tion with the exciting environment of one of the world’s greatest cities, Boston. At The Newman School, students are challenged to grow, both intellectually and personally. The Newman School is a college-preparatory school with a broad selection of course work at the honors level helps students to demonstrate their capability for success in colleges and universities. The Newman School also offers the prestigious International Baccalaureate Programme. FACILITIES The Newman School facilities, built in 1881, is unique in that the school was originally a home. The school is located in Boston’s historic Back Bay, one of the largest examples of intact Victorian and Edwardian residential architecture in the United States. Students have access to off-campus sports facilities. SPORTS AND ARTS The sports program at The Newman School is exceptionally competitive and allow students to pursue unique i

SCHOOL PROFILE Located in northern Massachusetts along the New Hampshire border, Groton-Dunstable Regional High School is only an hour from the city of Boston and minutes from several ski mountains. Rated “A ” by Niche, the school has partnerships with a college and a university to offer dual enrollment courses in six different subjects. FACILITIES Modern campus facilities include an auditorium, science labs, a photography studio, sport fields, tennis courts, and more. SPORTS AND ARTS Sports like skiing take advantage of the school’s location and climate while students can also participate in traditional team sports such as baseball, lacrosse, and field hockey. Groton-Dunstable’s outstanding photography and journalism program has graduated several notable alumni including Dan Shaunnesy, a sports writer for the Boston Globe, and Stephan Kornacki Jr., a political journalist and correspondent for NBC News. COMMUNITY INFORMATION The town of Groton is located about one hour from Boston a