St. Andrew's-Sewanee School

290 Quintard Road - Sewanee, TN 37375-3000 USA   (map) (931) 598-5651 http://www.sasweb.org

School Profile

St. Andrew's-Sewanee School History

One of the oldest Episcopal Schools in the South, St. Andrew's-Sewanee School traces it history to 1868 and the founding of the Sewanee Grammar School, a junior department of the newly founded University of the South. In 1981, the School consolidated the histories and traditions of the Sewanee Military Academy, St. Andrew's School, and St. Mary's School for Girls to create one strong and dynamic school and alumni body. Alumni of the school include several noted actors, authors, and musicians, including Pulitizer-Prize winner James Agee.

St. Andrew's-Sewanee School Overview

Region
Nashville TN Area
Program Emphasis
Boarding School
Day School
Small Boarding School
All Grades 6-12
Boarding Grades 9-12
Grade Divisions
Primary
Secondary
Religious Affiliation Episcopal
Student Body Coed
Dress Code Casual
School Setting Rural
Campus Size (Acres) 550 acres
Head of School The Rev. John Taliaferro Thomas
Endowment $9 million

Admission

E-mail
Web Address http://www.sasweb.org
Director of Admission Ms. Anne Chenoweth
Admission Application Apply to St. Andrew's-Sewanee School
Application Required Yes
Application Fee Amount $50
Application Deadline(s) Rolling
Financial Aid Deadline(s) Rolling
Financial Aid Awarded 1,700,000
% of Students Receiving Financial Aid 40%
Admission Tests Accepted
ISEE
SSAT
TOEFL
Day Student Tuition $15,110.00
5-Day Boarding Student Tuition
Boarding Student Tuition $36,250.00
International Student Tuition $36,250.00

Student Enrollment

Total Enrollment 264
Boys 133
Girls 131
% Boys/Girls 50%-50%
Boarding Students 91
Day Students 173 (101 Upper School)
International
China
France
Germany
Jamaica
Japan
Korea
Mexico
Other (Slovakia)
Taiwan
United States
Alabama
California
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Majority of students come from Southeast
% of Students of Color 7%
% of International Students 16%

Academics

Full Time Faculty 37
Part Time Faculty 15
% of Faculty with Advanced Degrees 65
% of Faculty with Doctorate 4
% of Faculty with Masters 65
Student/Faculty ratio 7:1
Average Class Size 14
Special Academic Support Programs
ADD/ADHD
ESL
Learning Differences
A Sampling of Courses Offered
Algebra
American History
American Literature
Architecture
Art
Biology
Botany
Ceramics
Chinese
Choir
Community Service
Creative Writing
Drama
Earth Science
Electives
English
English as a Second Language
English Literature
Environmental Science
European History
Field Ecology
Film
French
Geography
Geometry
Government/Civics
Grammar
History
Humanities
International Relations
Latin
Linear Algebra
Mathematics
Music
Outdoor Education
Philosophy
Physical Education
Physics
Religion
Science
Sculpture
Social Studies
Spanish
Statistics
Studio Art
Theater Theology
World History
A.P. Courses Offered
Other (Qualified students take classes at the University of the South for credit and free of charge)

College Placement Office

Average SAT I Scores (Math) 490-660
Average SAT I Scores (Verbal) 460-640
Average SAT I Scores (Writing) 470-610
Dedicated College Placement Office Yes
Recent College Matriculations Brown University, Cornell University, Middlebury College, Kenyon College, Mount Holyoke College, University of the South, University of Tennessee, Middle Tennessee State University, University of Alabama, University of Illinois, University of Mississippi, Auburn University, Chattanooga State University, Emory University, Hampden-Sydney College, Indiana University, Tennessee Tech, Transylvania
% of Graduates Who Attend College 95%

Athletics & Extra-Curricular Activities

Athletics
baseball
basketball
cross-country
cycling
diving
equestrian
football
golf
soccer
softball
swimming
tennis
track and field
volleyball
wrestling
Recreational Sports
aerobics
baseball
basketball
camping
canoe
cycling
dance
equestrian
fishing
fitness
golf
hiking
horseback riding
kayaking
mountain biking
outdoor club/skills
rappelling
rock climbing
sand volleyball
soccer
softball
swimming
table tennis
tennis
volleyball
walking
weight lifting
yoga
Extra-Curricular Activities
A Capella
Choir
Chorus
Community Service Program
Dance Club
Dorm Proctors
Drama Club
Food Council
Gay/Straight Alliance
Habitat for Humanity
Honor Council
Key Club
Literary Magazine
Model UN
National Honor Society
Orchestra
Radio Station
Recycling Club
Student Jobs Program
Student Publications
Tour Guides
Volunteer Club
Yearbook

St. Andrew's-Sewanee School Notes

St. Andrew's-Sewanee School encourages students to pursue their interests in community with fellow students and encourages the creation of new activities based on student interest.

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