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High Schools in Boston
Looking for a private high school in Boston? Let us help. Boston magazine is proud to partner with the Association of Independent Schools of New England to bring our readers the annual Guide to Private Schools. Use this list to discover and select the right private highschool school in Boston for your child.
Founded in 1814, North Yarmouth Academy (NYA) upholds a long tradition of academic excellence by combining a rigorous college preparatory curriculum with distinctive programs...
Discover an uncommon high school where 163 academically adventurous students thrive. Commonwealth School is an independent high school dedicated to intellectual and artistic exploration—where...
Lawrence Academy, an independent school for grades 9 through 12, is located in Groton, Massachusetts. Our mission focuses on recognizing students for who they...
Founded in 1893, Walnut Hill School for the Arts is located in Natick, Massachusetts, within the Boston metropolitan area. As one of the premier...
Fontbonne is a Catholic, all-girls, college preparatory high school and early college serving grades 7–12 throughout Greater Boston and the South Shore. A leader...
An independent girls school in the Catholic tradition, Montrose calls young women to greatness of mind, heart and character so they may discover their...
Located on 400 acres in central Maine, Kents Hill School is an independent, coeducational boarding and day school for grades 9–PG. With 240 students...
Offering the best of the Catholic and independent school traditions, St. Sebastian’s School serves 380 boys in grades seven through twelve in an inclusive...
Milton Academy is an independent college preparatory K–12 school offering both boarding and day for grades 9–12. Now in its third century, Milton develops...