The Kiski School:
Located in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania, The Kiski School is a private boarding school for boys. At Kiski, we talk about academic life because learning is a way of life: you'll learn in small classes, in after-class one-on-ones with teachers, in hands-on projects, in athletics, and in community activities. Some of this learning is structured; some is not, but all of it is intentional.
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You'll focus on the liberal arts and sciences – the same curriculum you'll find at the nation's best universities.
You'll develop analytical skills essential to succeed in college and in work.
Living in a dorm, you'll learn how to manage your time, studying when you must and hanging out when you can – which is great preparation for college.
Courses:College Preparatory school curriculum, including numerous AP courses
College Preparation:One hundred percent of Kiski graduates go on to four-year colleges or universities. We offer an outstanding, personalized college counseling services for each student.
Academics:
There are 60 different courses that make up Kiski's classic, yet innovative liberal arts education, including history, literature, social and natural sciences, and fine arts. These courses mirror the curriculum in the nation's best universities.
Student Life:
Student life is active, multifaceted, and based around our beautiful campus. Kiski has a nine-hole golf course, two swimming pools, tennis courts, and football, baseball, and soccer fields. There are at least 17 active student organizations, performing-arts groups, and community service opportunities.
Athletics:
Kiski requires every student to participate in athletics. Because the goal of the athletic program is to encourage every boy to play a sport at his level of ability, students are not graded on their athletic performance. Kiski offers 13 sports (10 at the varsity level), and a range of junior varsity and freshmen teams.
Residential Life:
Kiski boys live two to a room in one of nine dorms. Normally, there are two or more faculty members-as well as their families and pets-in each residence. Every Kiski boys eats meals with a faculty family.
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