Our community encourages holistic relationships with teachers, mentors, and peers.
With 95% of our faculty living on campus — a high percentage among boarding schools — students are valued and supported by tuned-in adults and peers. Each house includes friends of the same age, in-house faculty living in connected apartments, and faculty children and pets. In the evening, house parents and student proctors are present for homework help, advice, conversation, and snacks. The common room is the family room where everyone gathers. Plus, house teams gather for barbecues, birthday parties, study time, and creative themes and events. The familial relationships in each house quickly make New Hampton School feel like your home away from home.
Course Listing
MATHEMATICS
Calculus (H, AP)
Eco-tecture: A Mathematical Approach
Finite Math
Honors Algebra II
IB Math
Integrated Math I-III
Pre-Calculus (H)
Statistics (AP)
ENGLISH
AP English & Composition
AP Literature & Composition
American Literature
Genre Studies: Contemporary Literature
Genre Studies: Creative Writing I & II
Genre Studies: Literature of Mental Illness
IB English
IB Theory of Knowledge
Literature & Composition (H)
Narrative Theory
Nature in Literature
Podcasting
Research Methods
World Literature (H)
SCIENCE
AgroEcology
Anatomy & Physiology (H)
Applied Physics
Biology (H)
Chemistry (H)
Earth Science
Entrepreneurship: Start-ups
IB Biology
IB Chemistry
IB Environmental Systems & Society
IB Physics
Mindfulness & Health
Physics (H)
Sports Medicine
HISTORY
Acknowledging Discrimination
Contemporary Global Issues
Economics
Government & Society (H)
IB Business Management
IB History
Issues in History: American Women
Native American Studies
Psychology (AP)
Revolutions
Sociology
US History
World Geography
World History (H)
VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS
Advanced Art
Alternative Photography
Animation with Walt Disney Family Museum
Ceramics I–IV
Graphic Design
Human Centered Design
IB Visual Arts
Innovation in Ceramics
Painting
Photography I–III
Printmaking
Contemporary Performance Lab
Guitar I & II
Music Ensemble
Piano
Advanced Theatre Making
IB Literature & Performance
Intro to Theatre Arts
Musical Theatre
Public Speaking
Theatrical Design & Production
WORLD LANGUAGE
French I-V (H)
IB French
Spanish I-V (H)
IB Spanish
IB = International Baccalaureate Courses | H = Honors | AP = Advanced Placement
There is still so much more to learn about New Hampton School. Visit our website at www.newhamptonschool.org for more details.
1:1 COLLEGE COUNSELING
ACADEMIC SUPPORT PROGRAM
PROJECT BASED LEARNING AND TRAVEL
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
Harry
HUSKY
ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES PROGRAM
APPLE DISTINGUISHED SCHOOL
Athletics & Co-Curriculars
Opportunities for our students extend beyond the academic experience. Whether pursuing your favorite sport at an elite level, or stepping into the ceramics studio for the first time, we encourage students to explore new endeavors during each season.
FALL ATHLETICS
Cross Country
Equestrian
Women’s Field Hockey
Men’s Football
Instructional Tennis
Mountain Biking
Men’s Soccer
Women’s Soccer
CO-CURRICULARS
HuskyTV
Music
Theatre Tech
Yearbook
WINTER ATHLETICS
Alpine Ski Team
Men’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball
Competitive Snowboarding
Equestrian
Freeski Team
Men’s Hockey
Women’s Hockey
Recreational Skiing
WINTER CONT.
CO-CURRICULARS
Art in the Afternoon
Ceramics
Dance
Fitness
Robotics
Theatre Tech
SPRING
ATHLETICS
Men’s Baseball
Equestrian
Golf
Men’s Lacrosse
Women’s Lacrosse
Women’s Softball
Tennis
CO-CURRICULARS
Fitness
Outing Club
Theatre Tech
Yoga
Nestled in the foothills of the White Mountains, New Hampshire’s Lakes Region is one of the top travel destinations in the Northeast. There’s so much to see, do, learn, and love. Natural beauty is everywhere. Skiing, hiking, lake sports, history, art, biology, literature, running trails: there’s no end to what you can experience. The state capital of Concord is a half-hour drive, as are the ski slopes of Loon Mountain and Waterville Valley. Manchester Airport is less than an hour south, and Boston is 90 minutes away.
