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Bright, young people enter The Lawrenceville School. Four years later, they emerge, not only self-aware, but other-aware. We call it the Lawrenceville Effect. And it’s the start of more than you could ever imagine.
((( Something phenomenal happens here. )))
Bright, young people enter The Lawrenceville School. Four years later, they emerge, not only self-aware, but other-aware. We call it the Lawrenceville Effect. And it’s the start of more than you could ever imagine.
OTHERWISE: IT’S LISTENING INSTEAD OF FIRING OFF AN OPINION. IT’S THINKING OF OTHERS – NOT YOURSELF – FIRST. IT’S FORGING DEEP CONNECTIONS. AND BEING KIND, GENEROUS, AND TOTALLY PLUGGED IN TO THE WORLD AROUND YOU.
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Oh, the waves you will make! Drop a pebble in the water. See the ripples? That’s you, making waves in the world. Because, like it or not, blissful ignorance is not an option – your waves affect everyone else. That’s why, at The Lawrenceville School, we teach you to become self-aware, then otheraware, and ultimately fully aware of the larger world and your place in it. Every moment you spend as a boarding or day student – every class, every practice, every meal – is one step closer to becoming a deeper, fuller, better version of you. We call that being “otherwise.” And that’s what the Lawrenceville Effect is all about.
FOUNDED IN 1810 The Lawrenceville School has more than 800 boarding and day students spread out over a 700-acre campus that is home to state-of-the-art labs, a golf course, a working farm, and even a solar facility.
OTHERWISE: IT’S LISTENING INSTEAD OF FIRING OFF AN OPINION. IT’S THINKING OF OTHERS – NOT YOURSELF – FIRST. IT’S FORGING DEEP CONNECTIONS. AND BEING KIND, GENEROUS, AND TOTALLY PLUGGED IN TO THE WORLD AROUND YOU.
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Oh, the waves you will make! Drop a pebble in the water. See the ripples? That’s you, making waves in the world. Because, like it or not, blissful ignorance is not an option – your waves affect everyone else. That’s why, at The Lawrenceville School, we teach you to become self-aware, then otheraware, and ultimately fully aware of the larger world and your place in it. Every moment you spend as a boarding or day student – every class, every practice, every meal – is one step closer to becoming a deeper, fuller, better version of you. We call that being “otherwise.” And that’s what the Lawrenceville Effect is all about.
FOUNDED IN 1810 The Lawrenceville School has more than 800 boarding and day students spread out over a 700-acre campus that is home to state-of-the-art labs, a golf course, a working farm, and even a solar facility.
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Never ending.
Always evolving. We’re talking about knowledge. We believe it’s fluid, always open to new thoughts and rethinking. It can be built upon, changed, and deepened. That’s why, at Lawrenceville, you’ll first learn how to listen, prepare, and share your voice. So you can contribute to this big, dynamic thing called knowledge. You’ll start with courses (we have more than 200) that will help you discover just what you can do in the world. You can test pond samples for environmental science, compose a piano piece, or even create your own class. If that’s not enough, learn and serve abroad, start your own research or senior project, or attend a Senior Capstone lecture. By the end, you’ll be more ready for the world than it is for you. So come primed to evolve. And do something new, different, mind-blowing. SPEND A TERM IN THE BAHAMAS Master marine science, study sustainability, and build a community with your fellow Lawrentians at The Island School.
“In my Water and Humanity class, I proposed solutions for global water issues with students from seven other schools. That kind of truly collaborative, real-world experience you can only get at Lawrenceville.” — EMILY ’17
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Never ending.
Always evolving. We’re talking about knowledge. We believe it’s fluid, always open to new thoughts and rethinking. It can be built upon, changed, and deepened. That’s why, at Lawrenceville, you’ll first learn how to listen, prepare, and share your voice. So you can contribute to this big, dynamic thing called knowledge. You’ll start with courses (we have more than 200) that will help you discover just what you can do in the world. You can test pond samples for environmental science, compose a piano piece, or even create your own class. If that’s not enough, learn and serve abroad, start your own research or senior project, or attend a Senior Capstone lecture. By the end, you’ll be more ready for the world than it is for you. So come primed to evolve. And do something new, different, mind-blowing. SPEND A TERM IN THE BAHAMAS Master marine science, study sustainability, and build a community with your fellow Lawrentians at The Island School.
“In my Water and Humanity class, I proposed solutions for global water issues with students from seven other schools. That kind of truly collaborative, real-world experience you can only get at Lawrenceville.” — EMILY ’17
OTHERWISE: LOOK FOR PROBLEMS TO SOLVE. A WORLDWIDE HONEYBEE CRISIS LED US TO ADD BEEHIVES ON CAMPUS. WE FEED OUR NEARLY HALF A MILLION HONEYBEES A SPECIAL WILDFLOWER MIXTURE TO HELP STAVE OFF A GLOBAL DECLINE IN BEE POPULATIONS.
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Old school. Brave new world. Over two centuries, we’ve grown – from a boys’ school to a diverse community of more than 800 students. From a single House to a 35-building, 700-acre campus. From being one of the oldest boarding schools in the U.S. to becoming one that’s mind-opening and forward-leaning. Eisner. Forbes. Gallup. Chaplin. Whitney. Just a few of our fellow Lawrentians throughout history.
Today, Lawrenceville students come from about 30 states and 40 countries. They learn to grow their own food on our Big Red Farm. And eventually, they evolve – into global thinkers and extraordinary human beings. All that to say: We may be old, but our thinking has always been light years ahead.
A POWERFUL EFFECT Our on-campus, 30-acre solar farm (manicured by about 70 adorable sheep) generates nearly 10 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually. That’s enough to power our school and share with the surrounding area. Plus, we offset 6,288 metric tons of CO2 each year – the same effect as taking 1,253 cars off the road.
WHAT WILL
YOU BRING
OTHERWISE: LOOK FOR PROBLEMS TO SOLVE. A WORLDWIDE HONEYBEE CRISIS LED US TO ADD BEEHIVES ON CAMPUS. WE FEED OUR NEARLY HALF A MILLION HONEYBEES A SPECIAL WILDFLOWER MIXTURE TO HELP STAVE OFF A GLOBAL DECLINE IN BEE POPULATIONS.
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Old school. Brave new world. Over two centuries, we’ve grown – from a boys’ school to a diverse community of more than 800 students. From a single House to a 35-building, 700-acre campus. From being one of the oldest boarding schools in the U.S. to becoming one that’s mind-opening and forward-leaning. Eisner. Forbes. Gallup. Chaplin. Whitney. Just a few of our fellow Lawrentians throughout history.
Today, Lawrenceville students come from about 30 states and 40 countries. They learn to grow their own food on our Big Red Farm. And eventually, they evolve – into global thinkers and extraordinary human beings. All that to say: We may be old, but our thinking has always been light years ahead.
A POWERFUL EFFECT Our on-campus, 30-acre solar farm (manicured by about 70 adorable sheep) generates nearly 10 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually. That’s enough to power our school and share with the surrounding area. Plus, we offset 6,288 metric tons of CO2 each year – the same effect as taking 1,253 cars off the road.
WHAT WILL
YOU BRING
OTHERWISE: LOOK FOR PROBLEMS TO SOLVE. A WORLDWIDE HONEYBEE CRISIS LED US TO ADD BEEHIVES ON CAMPUS. WE FEED OUR NEARLY HALF A MILLION HONEYBEES A SPECIAL WILDFLOWER MIXTURE TO HELP STAVE OFF A GLOBAL DECLINE IN BEE POPULATIONS.
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Old school. Brave new world. Over two centuries, we’ve grown – from a boys’ school to a diverse community of more than 800 students. From a single House to a 35-building, 700-acre campus. From being one of the oldest boarding schools in the U.S. to becoming one that’s mind-opening and forward-leaning. Eisner. Forbes. Gallup. Chaplin. Whitney. Just a few of our fellow Lawrentians throughout history.
Today, Lawrenceville students come from about 30 states and 40 countries. They learn to grow their own food on our Big Red Farm. And eventually, they evolve – into global thinkers and extraordinary human beings. All that to say: We may be old, but our thinking has always been light years ahead.
A POWERFUL EFFECT Our on-campus, 30-acre solar farm (manicured by about 70 adorable sheep) generates nearly 10 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually. That’s enough to power our school and share with the surrounding area. Plus, we offset 6,288 metric tons of CO2 each year – the same effect as taking 1,253 cars off the road.
WHAT WILL
YOU BRING
TABLE?
Great minds
shake things up. And at Lawrenceville, our teachers’ minds make them experts at molding nimble brains able to see not what is, but what ought to be. And at saying, “Let’s toss out the textbooks and go for a walk.” Our teachers lead trips to Bolivia and Tanzania, organize psychology symposiums, and push themselves to learn more and do better (just as they teach their students). Then they bring everything they learn out in the world back to the Harkness tables for students to dive into and devour. Best of all, teachers are always here when you need them – as around-the-clock mentors, housemasters, coaches, and confidantes. You’ll see: Their hearts, like their brains, are extraordinary.
TRIPLE THREAT Finding our faculty in the classrooms, on the fields, and in the Houses means you’re three times more likely to strike up deep, lasting Lawrenceville relationships.
100+ FULL-TIME FACULTY. ABOUT 85% OF OUR FULL-TIME FACULTY HOLD MASTER’S AND DOCTORATE DEGREES. 8:1 STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO. 12 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE. 41 AVERAGE TOTAL OF STUDENTS PER TEACHER PER TERM.
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Will ’18 The most important thing he’s learned? How to listen. When he swaps ideas with students from around the world, he wants to get everything he can out of it. So he opens his ears (and mind) to the perspectives swirling around the table.
Welcome to the Harkness table. At Lawrenceville, you’re in charge of class. You plus eleven others. Since 1936, we’ve empowered students to drive their own learning. To take responsibility for what happens at the table. Our teachers begin and end the discussion. What happens in between – entirely up to you. Radical thinking, for certain. Here’s why we do it: Master the art of working together here and you can build anything, anywhere, and with anyone. That’s the Lawrenceville Effect in action.
Akash ’16 His role: teammate. By sharing his experiences (like what he learned during a trip to India) – and encouraging others to do the same – he’s helping his entire class grow together as scholars.
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Sophia ’17 “At the table, no two viewpoints – just as no two people – are the same. All of our unique backgrounds make for an incredibly diverse and passionate (yet supportive and friendly) atmosphere. It’s a safe place for making mistakes.”
“The table is where I can jump out of my comfort zone. There are days when I come to class with my doubts, my views, and my own understanding – and then leave totally transformed.”
Will ’18 The most important thing he’s learned? How to listen. When he swaps ideas with students from around the world, he wants to get everything he can out of it. So he opens his ears (and mind) to the perspectives swirling around the table.
Welcome to the Harkness table. At Lawrenceville, you’re in charge of class. You plus eleven others. Since 1936, we’ve empowered students to drive their own learning. To take responsibility for what happens at the table. Our teachers begin and end the discussion. What happens in between – entirely up to you. Radical thinking, for certain. Here’s why we do it: Master the art of working together here and you can build anything, anywhere, and with anyone. That’s the Lawrenceville Effect in action.
Akash ’16 His role: teammate. By sharing his experiences (like what he learned during a trip to India) – and encouraging others to do the same – he’s helping his entire class grow together as scholars.
Turquoise ’18
Sophia ’17 “At the table, no two viewpoints – just as no two people – are the same. All of our unique backgrounds make for an incredibly diverse and passionate (yet supportive and friendly) atmosphere. It’s a safe place for making mistakes.”
“The table is where I can jump out of my comfort zone. There are days when I come to class with my doubts, my views, and my own understanding – and then leave totally transformed.”
TABLE?
Great minds
shake things up. And at Lawrenceville, our teachers’ minds make them experts at molding nimble brains able to see not what is, but what ought to be. And at saying, “Let’s toss out the textbooks and go for a walk.” Our teachers lead trips to Bolivia and Tanzania, organize psychology symposiums, and push themselves to learn more and do better (just as they teach their students). Then they bring everything they learn out in the world back to the Harkness tables for students to dive into and devour. Best of all, teachers are always here when you need them – as around-the-clock mentors, housemasters, coaches, and confidantes. You’ll see: Their hearts, like their brains, are extraordinary.
TRIPLE THREAT Finding our faculty in the classrooms, on the fields, and in the Houses means you’re three times more likely to strike up deep, lasting Lawrenceville relationships.
100+ FULL-TIME FACULTY. ABOUT 85% OF OUR FULL-TIME FACULTY HOLD MASTER’S AND DOCTORATE DEGREES. 8:1 STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO. 12 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE. 41 AVERAGE TOTAL OF STUDENTS PER TEACHER PER TERM.
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TABLE?
Great minds
shake things up. And at Lawrenceville, our teachers’ minds make them experts at molding nimble brains able to see not what is, but what ought to be. And at saying, “Let’s toss out the textbooks and go for a walk.” Our teachers lead trips to Bolivia and Tanzania, organize psychology symposiums, and push themselves to learn more and do better (just as they teach their students). Then they bring everything they learn out in the world back to the Harkness tables for students to dive into and devour. Best of all, teachers are always here when you need them – as around-the-clock mentors, housemasters, coaches, and confidantes. You’ll see: Their hearts, like their brains, are extraordinary.
TRIPLE THREAT Finding our faculty in the classrooms, on the fields, and in the Houses means you’re three times more likely to strike up deep, lasting Lawrenceville relationships.
100+ FULL-TIME FACULTY. ABOUT 85% OF OUR FULL-TIME FACULTY HOLD MASTER’S AND DOCTORATE DEGREES. 8:1 STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO. 12 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE. 41 AVERAGE TOTAL OF STUDENTS PER TEACHER PER TERM.
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Dive head first into The Bowl. Every second-former (or freshman) begins life at Lawrenceville in The Bowl. It’s a space we’ve carved out just for second form students, away from the rest of the school – on purpose. Here’s why: Fourteen-year-olds are not ready for life as eighteen-year-olds. There’s a whole lot they need to learn first. So, at Lawrenceville, secondformers navigate life together – in the same dining hall, spaces, and classes (which are pass or fail during the first trimester). In the end, second-formers build long-lasting, life-influencing friendships with one another. And learn that Lawrenceville isn’t about jockeying for the highest position. It’s about finding your place and your space. In other words: dive, dive, dive. “ I lived with seven kids from two different countries and five different states. They changed the way I see the world.” — NICK ’16
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Dive head first into The Bowl. Every second-former (or freshman) begins life at Lawrenceville in The Bowl. It’s a space we’ve carved out just for second form students, away from the rest of the school – on purpose. Here’s why: Fourteen-year-olds are not ready for life as eighteen-year-olds. There’s a whole lot they need to learn first. So, at Lawrenceville, secondformers navigate life together – in the same dining hall, spaces, and classes (which are pass or fail during the first trimester). In the end, second-formers build long-lasting, life-influencing friendships with one another. And learn that Lawrenceville isn’t about jockeying for the highest position. It’s about finding your place and your space. In other words: dive, dive, dive. “ I lived with seven kids from two different countries and five different states. They changed the way I see the world.” — NICK ’16
THERE’S NO PLACE
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Dive head first into The Bowl. Every second-former (or freshman) begins life at Lawrenceville in The Bowl. It’s a space we’ve carved out just for second form students, away from the rest of the school – on purpose. Here’s why: Fourteen-year-olds are not ready for life as eighteen-year-olds. There’s a whole lot they need to learn first. So, at Lawrenceville, secondformers navigate life together – in the same dining hall, spaces, and classes (which are pass or fail during the first trimester). In the end, second-formers build long-lasting, life-influencing friendships with one another. And learn that Lawrenceville isn’t about jockeying for the highest position. It’s about finding your place and your space. In other words: dive, dive, dive. “ I lived with seven kids from two different countries and five different states. They changed the way I see the world.” — NICK ’16
THERE’S NO PLACE
HOUSE.
60+ ATHLETICS TEAMS: WE HAVE VARSITY, JV, AND FRESHMAN SPORTS, INCLUDING CREW, BASKETBALL, SQUASH, ICE HOCKEY, WATER POLO, TRACK, FENCING, GOLF, LACROSSE, AND MUCH MORE. FOR THE FULL LIST, GO TO: LAWRENCEVILLE.ORG/ATHLETICS.
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Big Red. And raring to play. There are just some things you can’t do alone – win football games, conquer crew races, triumph in hockey tournaments. So it’s a good thing we have 62 Mid-Atlantic Prep League varsity, junior varsity, and freshman teams for you to join. To teach you how to work together toward something greater than you and you alone.
Play with passion. All Lawrenceville students are required to play a sport. So pick what gets your heart pumping. Dance across the Kirby Arts Center stage. Whip around rivals on the lacrosse field. Spike it on the volleyball court. Whatever you do, play your heart out.
Big Red players win NJSIAA women’s tennis and men’s swim championships. They play on national and international teams – sometimes as the youngest players. They’ve won Heisman trophies and played in the NFL, NBA, and NHL. All thanks to the support and hard work of their teammates. And after the season, when they hang up their cleats, Lawrenceville athletes take their team camaraderie into the classroom, the community, and the world. Because being “otherwise” isn’t a one-person job; it takes a whole team.
ALL-IN-ONE The Lavino Field House is home to three basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts, a 200-meter banked indoor track, indoor ice hockey rink, wrestling room, community fitness center, indoor competition pool, and 10 international squash courts. (Yes, ten!)
Your home. For life. When you belong to a House, you get more than roommates. You get lifelong brothers and sisters. You’ll have each other’s backs, study side by side, confide in one another, serve the community together. And, along the way, respect and learn from each other’s differences.
Pravika ’17 “Lawrenceville’s House System makes it more than a boarding school – it’s a second home. In my House, the girls are like sisters and the housemasters like parents. And they are all so supportive; in good and bad times, I can lean on them. I’m always happy knowing that, with every House I’m in, my Lawrenceville family grows.”
Fact is: You will be part of a tight-knit legacy of Lawrentians tied together by centuries-old traditions. And when you feel the strength of that bond, the effect is life-changing. Welcome home.
Our Houses SECOND FORM Cromwell Davidson Perry Ross Thomas
“What House were you in?” That’s the first question alumni ask each other when they meet. It’s no wonder: Every student (even day) has a House. Find second-, third-, and fourth-formers in The Bowl, The Circle, and The Crescent. And fifth-formers in Houses designed to give them a taste of independence.
THIRD & FOURTH FORM Carter Cleve Dickinson Griswold Hamill Kennedy Kirby McClellan Stanley Stephens Woodhull FIFTH FORM Haskell Kinnan McPherson Reynolds Upper
Never go it alone. Here, housemasters help you study for Spanish, share late-night snacks, and watch out for you when you feel under the weather. Plus, we handpick fifthformers to mentor, guide, and look out for our younger Lawrentians in their Houses (we call them Prefects).
Tons of traditions link housemates for life. Fly your House flag. Eat in your House’s dining pod. Rock the Hamill House bow tie or the Carter House pendant. Or represent Cleve or McClellan in the annual House Olympics (start your tug-owar training now – you’ll need it).
Your home. For life. When you belong to a House, you get more than roommates. You get lifelong brothers and sisters. You’ll have each other’s backs, study side by side, confide in one another, serve the community together. And, along the way, respect and learn from each other’s differences.
Pravika ’17 “Lawrenceville’s House System makes it more than a boarding school – it’s a second home. In my House, the girls are like sisters and the housemasters like parents. And they are all so supportive; in good and bad times, I can lean on them. I’m always happy knowing that, with every House I’m in, my Lawrenceville family grows.”
Fact is: You will be part of a tight-knit legacy of Lawrentians tied together by centuries-old traditions. And when you feel the strength of that bond, the effect is life-changing. Welcome home.
Our Houses SECOND FORM Cromwell Davidson Perry Ross Thomas
“What House were you in?” That’s the first question alumni ask each other when they meet. It’s no wonder: Every student (even day) has a House. Find second-, third-, and fourth-formers in The Bowl, The Circle, and The Crescent. And fifth-formers in Houses designed to give them a taste of independence.
THIRD & FOURTH FORM Carter Cleve Dickinson Griswold Hamill Kennedy Kirby McClellan Stanley Stephens Woodhull FIFTH FORM Haskell Kinnan McPherson Reynolds Upper
Never go it alone. Here, housemasters help you study for Spanish, share late-night snacks, and watch out for you when you feel under the weather. Plus, we handpick fifthformers to mentor, guide, and look out for our younger Lawrentians in their Houses (we call them Prefects).
Tons of traditions link housemates for life. Fly your House flag. Eat in your House’s dining pod. Rock the Hamill House bow tie or the Carter House pendant. Or represent Cleve or McClellan in the annual House Olympics (start your tug-owar training now – you’ll need it).
HOUSE.
60+ ATHLETICS TEAMS: WE HAVE VARSITY, JV, AND FRESHMAN SPORTS, INCLUDING CREW, BASKETBALL, SQUASH, ICE HOCKEY, WATER POLO, TRACK, FENCING, GOLF, LACROSSE, AND MUCH MORE. FOR THE FULL LIST, GO TO: LAWRENCEVILLE.ORG/ATHLETICS.
LIKE
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Big Red. And raring to play. There are just some things you can’t do alone – win football games, conquer crew races, triumph in hockey tournaments. So it’s a good thing we have 62 Mid-Atlantic Prep League varsity, junior varsity, and freshman teams for you to join. To teach you how to work together toward something greater than you and you alone.
Play with passion. All Lawrenceville students are required to play a sport. So pick what gets your heart pumping. Dance across the Kirby Arts Center stage. Whip around rivals on the lacrosse field. Spike it on the volleyball court. Whatever you do, play your heart out.
Big Red players win NJSIAA women’s tennis and men’s swim championships. They play on national and international teams – sometimes as the youngest players. They’ve won Heisman trophies and played in the NFL, NBA, and NHL. All thanks to the support and hard work of their teammates. And after the season, when they hang up their cleats, Lawrenceville athletes take their team camaraderie into the classroom, the community, and the world. Because being “otherwise” isn’t a one-person job; it takes a whole team.
ALL-IN-ONE The Lavino Field House is home to three basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts, a 200-meter banked indoor track, indoor ice hockey rink, wrestling room, community fitness center, indoor competition pool, and 10 international squash courts. (Yes, ten!)
HOUSE.
60+ ATHLETICS TEAMS: WE HAVE VARSITY, JV, AND FRESHMAN SPORTS, INCLUDING CREW, BASKETBALL, SQUASH, ICE HOCKEY, WATER POLO, TRACK, FENCING, GOLF, LACROSSE, AND MUCH MORE. FOR THE FULL LIST, GO TO: LAWRENCEVILLE.ORG/ATHLETICS.
LIKE
( ( ( THE L AW R E NC EV I L L E E FFE CT )))
Big Red. And raring to play. There are just some things you can’t do alone – win football games, conquer crew races, triumph in hockey tournaments. So it’s a good thing we have 62 Mid-Atlantic Prep League varsity, junior varsity, and freshman teams for you to join. To teach you how to work together toward something greater than you and you alone.
Play with passion. All Lawrenceville students are required to play a sport. So pick what gets your heart pumping. Dance across the Kirby Arts Center stage. Whip around rivals on the lacrosse field. Spike it on the volleyball court. Whatever you do, play your heart out.
Big Red players win NJSIAA women’s tennis and men’s swim championships. They play on national and international teams – sometimes as the youngest players. They’ve won Heisman trophies and played in the NFL, NBA, and NHL. All thanks to the support and hard work of their teammates. And after the season, when they hang up their cleats, Lawrenceville athletes take their team camaraderie into the classroom, the community, and the world. Because being “otherwise” isn’t a one-person job; it takes a whole team.
ALL-IN-ONE The Lavino Field House is home to three basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts, a 200-meter banked indoor track, indoor ice hockey rink, wrestling room, community fitness center, indoor competition pool, and 10 international squash courts. (Yes, ten!)
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Cause
an effect. What you do in the world, big or small, has a ripple effect – on people, the environment, the future. So take risks, do the unexpected, and find your passion. Our 80-plus clubs and organizations will give you a head start. Soar in soccer and spoken-word poetry. Get behind the podium for Speech and Debate Club – or behind the mic for WLSR Radio Club. Imagine faraway lands in Creative Writing Club, then trek through Patagonia with Outdoor Programs. Or dedicate your time to serving others. Lawrentians build houses in New Mexico, raise money for computer labs in Ghana, and run the Big Red Race to send underserved kids to the Lawrenceville School Camp. Point is: Your impact starts with being open to other things. Other ideas. Other experiences. What effect will you cause?
13,000 HOURS That’s how much time our students dedicate to service every year.
IMPACT THE WORLD. PAINT A SCHOOL IN MEXICO, GO ON A SAFARI WITH TANZANIAN ORPHANS, TEACH CHILDREN IN CHINA. OR STUDY AND SERVE ABROAD IN ANY OF THESE OTHER PLACES: AUSTRIA, BOLIVIA, CAMBODIA, CHILE, CUBA, ECUADOR, ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, GREECE, INDIA, IRELAND, ITALY, JAPAN, JORDAN, PERU, RUSSIA, THAILAND, TURKEY, OR THE UNITED KINGDOM.
ONE ROOM. 800+ LAWRENTIANS. Once a week, our community goes to School Meeting. We host student forums, welcome guest speakers, and share announcements, birthday shout-outs, and maybe even a song or two.
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Cause
an effect. What you do in the world, big or small, has a ripple effect – on people, the environment, the future. So take risks, do the unexpected, and find your passion. Our 80-plus clubs and organizations will give you a head start. Soar in soccer and spoken-word poetry. Get behind the podium for Speech and Debate Club – or behind the mic for WLSR Radio Club. Imagine faraway lands in Creative Writing Club, then trek through Patagonia with Outdoor Programs. Or dedicate your time to serving others. Lawrentians build houses in New Mexico, raise money for computer labs in Ghana, and run the Big Red Race to send underserved kids to the Lawrenceville School Camp. Point is: Your impact starts with being open to other things. Other ideas. Other experiences. What effect will you cause?
13,000 HOURS That’s how much time our students dedicate to service every year.
IMPACT THE WORLD. PAINT A SCHOOL IN MEXICO, GO ON A SAFARI WITH TANZANIAN ORPHANS, TEACH CHILDREN IN CHINA. OR STUDY AND SERVE ABROAD IN ANY OF THESE OTHER PLACES: AUSTRIA, BOLIVIA, CAMBODIA, CHILE, CUBA, ECUADOR, ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, GREECE, INDIA, IRELAND, ITALY, JAPAN, JORDAN, PERU, RUSSIA, THAILAND, TURKEY, OR THE UNITED KINGDOM.
ONE ROOM. 800+ LAWRENTIANS. Once a week, our community goes to School Meeting. We host student forums, welcome guest speakers, and share announcements, birthday shout-outs, and maybe even a song or two.
REACH OUT TO THE ARTS IS A PROGRAM THAT GIVES YOU A CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE MUSEUMS, OPERAS, SYMPHONIES, STAGE PLAYS, ART GALLERIES (AND LOTS MORE) IN NYC AND PHILADELPHIA (AFTER ALL, THEY’RE ONLY 60 MINUTES AWAY).
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The art of what’s possible. Young roboticists shred guitars? Water polo players transform canvases? Student leaders build dance programs for low-income kids? That’s what the arts can do at Lawrenceville. Here, art inspires. It’s a gateway to compassion and empathy, teaching you to connect with people on levels that transcend handshakes and hellos. And it all happens in 30 of the most amazing performance halls, theaters, and studios. And how’s this for an effect? Lawrentians have become Metropolitan Opera singers, AP photographers, Pulitzer Prize-winning composers, and culturally significant movie directors. (Ever heard of King Kong?) So unleash your inner artist. See what impossible thing you can make possible.
865-SEAT THEATER 40+ ANNUAL PERFORMANCES AND EXHIBITIONS 35+ VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES 20+ PERFORMING ARTS SPACES 15 GRAND PIANOS 7 VISUAL ARTS STUDIOS 100s OF WAYS TO GET CREATIVE
DIVE DEEPER INTO THE ARTS. ABROAD! Austria Cambodia Cuba Germany Thailand
LAWRENCEVILLE ISN’T ABOUT LABELS So we won’t stop you from exploring, well, anything. Be who and what you want. Like Michael ’16, a track champ who fell in love with ballet.
REACH OUT TO THE ARTS IS A PROGRAM THAT GIVES YOU A CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE MUSEUMS, OPERAS, SYMPHONIES, STAGE PLAYS, ART GALLERIES (AND LOTS MORE) IN NYC AND PHILADELPHIA (AFTER ALL, THEY’RE ONLY 60 MINUTES AWAY).
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The art of what’s possible. Young roboticists shred guitars? Water polo players transform canvases? Student leaders build dance programs for low-income kids? That’s what the arts can do at Lawrenceville. Here, art inspires. It’s a gateway to compassion and empathy, teaching you to connect with people on levels that transcend handshakes and hellos. And it all happens in 30 of the most amazing performance halls, theaters, and studios. And how’s this for an effect? Lawrentians have become Metropolitan Opera singers, AP photographers, Pulitzer Prize-winning composers, and culturally significant movie directors. (Ever heard of King Kong?) So unleash your inner artist. See what impossible thing you can make possible.
865-SEAT THEATER 40+ ANNUAL PERFORMANCES AND EXHIBITIONS 35+ VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS CLASSES 20+ PERFORMING ARTS SPACES 15 GRAND PIANOS 7 VISUAL ARTS STUDIOS 100s OF WAYS TO GET CREATIVE
DIVE DEEPER INTO THE ARTS. ABROAD! Austria Cambodia Cuba Germany Thailand
LAWRENCEVILLE ISN’T ABOUT LABELS So we won’t stop you from exploring, well, anything. Be who and what you want. Like Michael ’16, a track champ who fell in love with ballet.
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the better. Lawrentians evolve. After four years, your mind opens up. You can connect with any person, any time, in any situation. You’re being “otherwise.” Other-wisdom gives our graduates the know-how to study everything from art history to political science. No wonder they go on to colleges and universities to become biomedical engineers, virtual reality pioneers, and international entrepreneurs.
History makers happen here. In 1810, we set out to help our students become world-changers. These days, Lawrentians are still making the history books.
And after college? Well, Lawrenceville alumni have built schools in Nepal, led environmental movements, and taken gap years to launch education startups. They’re astrophysicists and Academy Award winners. Professional soccer players and presidents of countries and companies. They’re you, hundreds of ripples from now. That’s the Lawrenceville Effect. Aldo Leopold, 1905 Father of modern environmentalism FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED The renowned architect best known for designing Central Park, was also behind Lawrenceville’s original architecture of The Circle (now a National Historic Landmark).
Malcolm Forbes, 1937 Former publisher, Forbes
Ricardo Maduro, 1963 Former president of Honduras
Jay Carney, 1983 The 29th White House Press Secretary
Monica Yunus, 1995 Soprano, Metropolitan Opera
Brandon Tartikoff, 1966 Former president, NBC Entertainment Division
Meredith Whitney, 1988 Founder, Meredith Whitney Advisory Group
Joakim Noah, 2004 NBA player, Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks
Joseph Tsai, 1982 Co-founder, Alibaba Group
Jim Rash, 1990 Actor and director, Academy Award winner Dierks Bentley, 1993 Country musician
Misha Song, 2015 The first Chinese-born NHL player, New York Islanders
OTHERWISE: IT’S KNOWING THAT YOU HAVE A REAL EFFECT ON THE REAL WORLD – AND DOING EVERYTHING YOU CAN TO MAKE IT COUNT. LIKE BUILDING SOLAR SUITCASES TO HELP POWER SCHOOLS IN KENYA AND NATURE RESERVES IN ECUADOR.
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the better. Lawrentians evolve. After four years, your mind opens up. You can connect with any person, any time, in any situation. You’re being “otherwise.” Other-wisdom gives our graduates the know-how to study everything from art history to political science. No wonder they go on to colleges and universities to become biomedical engineers, virtual reality pioneers, and international entrepreneurs.
History makers happen here. In 1810, we set out to help our students become world-changers. These days, Lawrentians are still making the history books.
And after college? Well, Lawrenceville alumni have built schools in Nepal, led environmental movements, and taken gap years to launch education startups. They’re astrophysicists and Academy Award winners. Professional soccer players and presidents of countries and companies. They’re you, hundreds of ripples from now. That’s the Lawrenceville Effect. Aldo Leopold, 1905 Father of modern environmentalism FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED The renowned architect best known for designing Central Park, was also behind Lawrenceville’s original architecture of The Circle (now a National Historic Landmark).
Malcolm Forbes, 1937 Former publisher, Forbes
Ricardo Maduro, 1963 Former president of Honduras
Jay Carney, 1983 The 29th White House Press Secretary
Monica Yunus, 1995 Soprano, Metropolitan Opera
Brandon Tartikoff, 1966 Former president, NBC Entertainment Division
Meredith Whitney, 1988 Founder, Meredith Whitney Advisory Group
Joakim Noah, 2004 NBA player, Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks
Joseph Tsai, 1982 Co-founder, Alibaba Group
Jim Rash, 1990 Actor and director, Academy Award winner Dierks Bentley, 1993 Country musician
Misha Song, 2015 The first Chinese-born NHL player, New York Islanders
OTHERWISE: IT’S KNOWING THAT YOU HAVE A REAL EFFECT ON THE REAL WORLD – AND DOING EVERYTHING YOU CAN TO MAKE IT COUNT. LIKE BUILDING SOLAR SUITCASES TO HELP POWER SCHOOLS IN KENYA AND NATURE RESERVES IN ECUADOR.
Changed for
To be otherwise,
drop your pebble. Because this is where your ripple begins. It takes courage, strength, and an open mind. If you’re up for the challenge, we want to meet you. Apply: lawrenceville.org/apply
800.735.2030 | admission@lawrenceville.org
To be otherwise,
drop your pebble. Because this is where your ripple begins. It takes courage, strength, and an open mind. If you’re up for the challenge, we want to meet you. Apply: lawrenceville.org/apply
800.735.2030 | admission@lawrenceville.org
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