Collegiate School
Founded 1915
103 North Mooreland Road
Richmond, Virginia 23229
(804) 740-7077
ADMINISTRATION 2010-2011
| Head of School |
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Keith A. Evans |
| Vice President, Development |
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Alex Smith |
| Vice President, Finance |
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Phyllis Palmiero |
| Associate Head of School |
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Lindy M. Williams |
| Head of Upper School |
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Benjamin I. Rein |
| Head of Middle School |
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Charles L. Blair, Jr. |
| Head of Lower School |
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Dr. Jill S. Hunter |
| Academic Dean |
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David Colon |
| Director of Admission |
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Amanda L. Surgner |
| Co-Directors of Athletics |
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Karen S. Doxey
Charles L. McFall, Jr. |
BUDGETED ENROLLMENT
| 2010-2011 |
| Total Students |
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1,545 |
|
Lower School (K-4) |
|
561 |
|
Middle School (5-8) |
|
489 |
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Upper School (9-12) |
|
495 |
| Active Alumni |
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5.403 |
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FACULTY 2009-2010
| Total Faculty |
|
188 |
| Faculty holding advanced degrees |
|
139 |
TECHNOLOGY
Fifteen Windows and Macintosh computer labs, 6 portable laptop labs (on carts), and laptops for all full-time faculty. Campus-wide wired and wireless network provides high-speed access to the Internet. Electronic mail for faculty, staff and students in grades 9-12. Access to the campus file servers, Internet-based subscription services, library resources and age-appropriate Internet access for all students. Approximately 600 computers for classroom and lab use in Lower, Middle and Upper Schools. Most classrooms are equipped with data/video projection systems and interactive SmartBoards®.
PHYSICAL PLANT
- Two libraries with more than 39,000 volumes, state-of-the-art computer technology and electronic resources.
- Science buildings with 10 science labs for grades 5-12
- Hershey Center for the Arts includes 620-seat theater, art, music and drama studios and photography dark room
- Seal Athletic Center with dance studio, weight-training room, 12,136-square-foot multi-purpose room with capability for two full basketball courts, indoor soccer, tennis and volleyball courts
- Student Activities Center for journalism, tutoring and personal counseling
- Cougar Quest is an after-school program operating year round. It is available until 6 p.m. for students in grades K-7.
- Jacobs and West Gymnasiums for interscholastic sports, play areas
- Additional facilities include playground areas, 8 athletic fields and 8 tennis courts on Mooreland Road campus
- Robins Campus is 7 minutes from main campus, with 12 playing fields for athletic practices and games on 182 acres. Facilities include a synthetic turf field; softball field with dugouts; Sam Newell Field for baseball with a "green monster," concession stand, picnic pavilion, press tower and seating for 200; and an Athletics Building equipped with a state of the art training room, weight room and an indoor turf space. A new Tennis Center with 13 courts and a tennis house is due to be complete spring 2010.
SCORES
| Class of 2009 SAT Scores |
Critical Reading
|
Mid 50% |
| Collegiate |
560-660 |
| Virginia |
440-590 |
| National |
420-580 |
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| Math |
Mid 50%
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| Collegiate |
590-690 |
| Virginia |
430-590 |
| National |
430-600 |
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| Writing |
Mid 50% |
| Collegiate |
570-670 |
| Virginia |
420-570 |
| National |
410-570 |
2008 Advanced Placement Statistics |
| Number of students taking tests |
|
201 |
| Number of tests taken |
|
435 |
| Scores of 4 or 5 |
|
73% |
Scores of 3, 4 or 5
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|
88% |
Class of 2009 National Merit
# Semifinalists 3
# Commended 16
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Exams Taken: Biology, Calculus AB and BC, Chemistry, Chinese Language, Physics C, Economics (Macro and Micro), English Language, English Literature, French Language, Latin Literature, Spanish Language, Statistics, United States History
2010-2011
| TUITION |
| Lower School, Kindergarten-Grade 4 |
$16,870 |
| Middle School, Grades 5-8 |
$18,560 |
| Upper School, Grades 9-12 |
$19,800 |
FINANCIAL DATA |
| Budgeted Revenue 2009-2010 |
$33,938,000 (see Note 1) |
| Endowment (as of June 30, 2008) |
$34,390,000 (see Note 2) |
| Financial Aid Budget 2009-2010 |
$2,620,000 |
Note 1: This is a preliminary budgeted revenue as approved by the board in Feb 2010; it will be revised October 2010 and will likely increase due to over enrollment.
Note 2: This is based on preliminary year-end endowment Market Value (MV) and is not audited, nor final. If you want to use an official, final number, you must use MV at 6.30.09 which was $32,367,000.
ACCREDITATION
Collegiate is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Virginia Association of Independent Schools. The school is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), the Secondary School Admissions Test Board (SSATB), the College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) and the National Association of Principals of Schools for Girls (NAPSG), Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS). |