Fryeburg Academy
Fryeburg, USA
The Language School
| Founded: |
1792 |
| Classrooms: |
0 |
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Fryeburg Academy is an independent secondary school that serves a diverse population of local day students and boarding students from across the nation and around the world. The Academy believes that a strong school community provides the best conditions for learning and growth. Therefore, we strive to create a supportive school environment that promotes respect, tolerance, and cooperation, and prepares students for responsible citizenship. Within this context, the Academy's challenging and comprehensive academic program, enriched by a varied co-curriculum provides the knowledge and skills necessary for success in higher education and the workplace.
| Town: |
Fryeburg (3500 inh.) |
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| Nearest city: |
(20000 inh.)
50 miles distance
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Located in the Eastern Slopes region of the White Mountains, Fryeburg is a rural community surrounded by lakes, streams, and mountains. The resort area of North Conway, New Hampshire, is 10 miles west; Portland, maine, is 50 miles southeast; and Boston is 160 miles southeast.
The Course Offerings
| Max. language-levels: |
4 |
| Participants per year: |
60 |
| Avg. participants per course: |
6 |
| Max. participants per course: |
8 |
| Participant's min. age: |
14 |
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| Courses: |
| Beginning English, Intermediate English, Advanced English, Expository Writing, Multicultural United States History, Multicultural World History, Global Studies, American Studies, Transitional English, and TOEFL |
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Accommodation
| Homestay: |
no |
| Apartments: |
no |
| Campus-dorms: |
yes |
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Activities
| Regular activities: |
25 Varsity Sports; Afternoon activities Monday-Thursday; and Weekend Activities Friday-Sunday |
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Clubs and activities are organized around current student interests. Typical extracurricular activities are the National Honor Society, the yearbook, the newspaper, student government, chorus, and the Latin, French, Recycling, Junior Rescue, Debating, Outing and Photography clubs. Instruction in vocal or instrumental music may be arranged, and numerous dramatic productions are presented throughout the school year. The Outing Club organizes climbs in the Presidential Range of the White Mountains, canoe trips on the Saco River, and hikes in nearby hills; overnight outings include faculty participation. Fishing and recreational ice skating, swimming, and skiing are also offered in season.