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Full Term Program
"My daughter had a wonderful year at SMS. Her skiing and confidence improved so much — she made the most wonderful friends, was challenged in her classes, and her coaches were strong, kind, and experts in their field." - Current SMS Parent
Stratton Mountain School's Full Term Program follows a traditional school year calendar, starting early September and ending in mid June. Training and competing in high level winter sports is a year round endeavor, involving both on snow and dry land training + conditioning. The Full Term Program is open to all students from 7-12th Grade.
SMS's Full Term Program is comprehensive and focuses on a year round athletic program, in which our athletes seek out snow in the months when they are not able to train locally. In addition, when not training on snow, SMS offers top level training facilities on campus for our students to engage in extensive programming which prepares them for their winter competitions.
Due to the training demands and academic rigor from 9th grade through graduation, SMS is exclusively Full Term for high school students.
SMS's Full Term Program is comprehensive and focuses on a year round athletic program, in which our athletes seek out snow in the months when they are not able to train locally. In addition, when not training on snow, SMS offers top level training facilities on campus for our students to engage in extensive programming which prepares them for their winter competitions.
Due to the training demands and academic rigor from 9th grade through graduation, SMS is exclusively Full Term for high school students.
Admission to Stratton Mountain School is awarded based on academic, athletic, and personal accomplishments, as well as potential. It is the school’s policy to accept qualified students without regard to sex, race, color, creed, or national or ethnic origin.
Enrollment Policy:
As an approved independent school, Stratton Mountain School follows these enrollment policies:
1) All applications to Stratton Mountain School shall be made voluntarily.
2) No student shall be denied acceptance for enrollment in Stratton Mountain School on the basis of disability (as defined in Section 504 of the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended), or that the student is eligible for special education or undergoing the comprehensive evaluation process for special education, or on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity or any other classification protected by federal or state law.
3) Stratton Mountain School may make acceptance decisions based on considerations including enrollment of other family members, meeting minimum academic or extracurricular activity preparation requirements, student and family agreement with the school’s educational philosophy, student willingness to participate in extracurricular programs and activities, and family willingness promptly to pay invoices for tuition, fees and other student expenses.
4) If the number of applicants to Stratton Mountain School exceeds capacity, enrollment decisions shall be based first upon continuing to enroll previously enrolled students and then upon considerations itemized in paragraph 3 above.
1) All applications to Stratton Mountain School shall be made voluntarily.
2) No student shall be denied acceptance for enrollment in Stratton Mountain School on the basis of disability (as defined in Section 504 of the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended), or that the student is eligible for special education or undergoing the comprehensive evaluation process for special education, or on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity or any other classification protected by federal or state law.
3) Stratton Mountain School may make acceptance decisions based on considerations including enrollment of other family members, meeting minimum academic or extracurricular activity preparation requirements, student and family agreement with the school’s educational philosophy, student willingness to participate in extracurricular programs and activities, and family willingness promptly to pay invoices for tuition, fees and other student expenses.
4) If the number of applicants to Stratton Mountain School exceeds capacity, enrollment decisions shall be based first upon continuing to enroll previously enrolled students and then upon considerations itemized in paragraph 3 above.
Stratton Mountain School
Stratton Mountain School is an independent boarding and day school that focuses on college preparatory academics and competitive winter sports. Located at the base of Stratton Mountain, SMS is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools.
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