King Sturm Middle School covers an area of 55 acres and is located in the quiet Hudson town of Cornwall, adjacent to Blackstone Forest. Distance to downtown new york 1 hour by car. The school is certified by the Association of Central American Colleges and is a member of the new york Independent High School Association and the National Independent High School Association. The school prides itself on its diversified courses, small class system, dedicated teachers and flexible learning resources.

Basic information

School time: 1867

School address: Hudson, Cornwall, new york

Neighborhood: From the center of new york 1 hour by car.

Admission requirements: accept SLEP scores and ask for an interview.

Admission time: September and 65438+ 10 every year.

Student composition: boarding, grade 8- 12, coeducational, 145 students, 45% international students.

The teacher-student ratio is 1: 7, with an average of 12 students in each class.

ESL course: ESL language course is offered in the school.

School introduction

King Sturm Middle School covers an area of 55 acres and is located in the quiet Hudson town of Cornwall, adjacent to Blackstone Forest. Distance to downtown new york 1 hour by car. The school is certified by the Association of Central American Colleges and is a member of the new york Independent High School Association and the National Independent High School Association. The school prides itself on its diversified courses, small class system, dedicated teachers and flexible learning resources. The school is committed to providing all students with a mature and fascinating learning experience, and understands that each student has a different learning style. Teachers discover and help students with personalized and differentiated learning through training. The faculty and staff of the school are all very talented. Teachers are committed to stimulating students' potential, optimizing each student's study, and creating an intimate campus atmosphere with students, so that students can become excellent in class, stage, dormitory and sports ground.

AP courses: art history, calculus, computer science, macroeconomics, English literature, physics, psychology, statistics, art studio-oil painting.

Graduation requirements: at least 22.5 credits include: English 4, history 4, physical education 2, mathematics 3, visual arts 1, science 3, foreign languages 2, performing arts 1, lectures 1, network security 0.5, health 0.5, and community service 0.5.

Except for credit courses: students in grade 9, 10, 1 1 must take the PSAT exam every year. All students take the SAT 1 1 exam in the spring of grade1and the autumn of grade 12.

Sports activities: skiing, golf, football, hockey, wrestling, softball, basketball, tennis, cross-country tracking, table tennis, etc.

Extracurricular life: community service, weightlifting, drama, film writing, film production, skiing, cooking, horseback riding, dancing, music art, etc.