Dublin School

Dublin — New Hampshire

155

Total Students

109

Boarding

International

Students of Color

Co-Ed

Gender

1:4

Student:Faculty

About Dublin School

Dublin School is a place where each student will write their own story - without the pressure of fitting into a mold. Dublin nurtures a culture that emphasizes trying new things while embracing the joys and growth that goes along with being a teenager. We believe that this culture, together with Dublin’s rich history and stunning location, allows our students to grow in ways that they might have found unimaginable before Dublin. Our size allows us to be intentional in everything we do. Whether that is beginning every day as a community in Morning Meeting - sharing stories, talents and projects - or in creating signature programs around Writing, Programming Robotics Imagination Science Math (PRISM), Spanish Language Learning, Endurance Sports, Theater, or Residential Life - everything has purpose. We believe in building a life of meaningful work that allows teenagers to find the deep satisfaction that comes from effort and achievement.

What Makes Us Unique

Endurance Sports like Nordic skiing, crew, and mountain biking. It has 500 acres, 24 kilometers of trails, and direct access to two lakes. The Griffin Learning Center provides individualized, one-on-one academic support for students enrolled in Dublin's Learning Skills Program (LSP). January Term (J-Term) is a two-week mini-term where students and faculty study one subject in serious depth.

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Campus Highlights

Athletics

17 sports

STEM Labs

Dedicated STEM Center

Arts

Ceramics & Dance

Campus

500 acres

Key Stats

Boarding70%

International13%

Students of Color24%

Founded1935

Campus Size500 acres

Nearby AirportsManchester NH (Boston Regional Airport) 1 hour / Boston Logan International Airport - 1.5 hours

Global Diversity

ChinaGermanySpainBotswanaHong KongUkraine

Contact Information

Jackie Kenney

Director of Enrollment Management

Sam Bicknell

Head of School

18 Lehmann Way, Dublin, NH, 03444

+1 603-563-7075

admission@dublinschool.org

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Activities & Clubs

AstronomyDebateBasketballCross countryLacrosseRowing / CrewSoccerTennisEngineering / RoboticsModel UNBusinessMath teamScience clubCommunity serviceStudent governmentEnvironmental clubEconomicsCeramicsDanceJazz band3D ArtChorusTheaterPhotographyRock BandOrchestraCooking clubGardeningInternational TripsOutdoor adventureCreative writingLiterary magazineSchool newspaperYearbookPodcastingJournalism

Weekend Life

Build A Better Burger Outdoor Movie Open Observatory Night Sunrise/Sunset Hike Crafts Boardgames Bachata and BBQ Trips to Downtown Keene/Peterborough/Manchester Hayride Volleyball Record Listening Club Haunted Corn Maze Making the Perfect Omelet Fast Food Ally Sledding Bowling Movie Theatre Trip Takeout Pick Up Capture the Flag Dorm Trips Spa Day Carmel Apple Making Trips to Target and Grocery Store Ping Pong Tournaments Nerf Wars Hide-And-Go-Seek Casino Night Dance Parties MarioKart parties

City trips & shopping

Cultural eventsTheater/ShowsShoppingSightseeing/ToursCity tripsMuseumsRestaurants/Dining

Hiking & Outdoors

Nature walksRock climbingSkiing/SnowboardingLake activitiesCampingRafting/Water sportsHiking

Relaxing on campus

Campus eventsGalas/Formal eventsDancesTalent showsSocial gatheringsConcertsMovies/CinemaGame nights

Athletic Events

Athletic gamesFitness activitiesTournaments

Student Wellness

Our new Health Center includes telehealth and meditation rooms, as well as an expanded space for students to go to when they are under the weather. We have two full-time nurses who are dedicated to community health and supporting each student’s physical health. Our nurses help to coordinate outside care when necessary and work closely with the Adolescent Counselor and Athletic Trainer. Dublin School’s full-time Adolescent Counselor is available to students to discuss a wide range of topics and is familiar with students' challenges. The Adolescent Counselor primarily works with boarding students around school adjustment, peer relationships, homesickness and identity. This is not an exhaustive list, and our Director of Adolescent Counseling will support students with issues as they arise during their time as a student. The Counseling Office is open daily, and appointments can be made easily and confidentially.