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COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
If there is any one feature that defines a Ranney education it’s the School’s
The Ranney School community is diverse, nur turing and safe. Our students
incomparable academic program. From Lower through Upper School, high
grow into confident and responsible young men and women with the guidance
academic standards connect the learning experience through the years and
and suppor t of a close-knit, warm community.
encompass innovation, knowledge and a love for learning.
Our youngest Panthers find inspiration from
Guided by exceptional faculty-mentors,
our Middle and Upper School students
students of all ages learn to excel
as they all strive to fulfill their
academically by accessing the latest
promise and realize their potential.
act ions of o ur s t udent s. Awakening s t udent s’
educational tools and technologies
Cherished traditions make this
int e l l ec t ua l
that enhance and reinforce
community special and the
classroom teaching, during the
lasting bonds formed between
regular school year and through
students, faculty, parents,
summer study.
and alumni, ensure our
The s c hool ’s m o t t o — K nowl edge , Visio n, Hono r — i s a s muc h a n i ns p i r a t i o n as it i s a so c ial i m p er a t i ve , one t ha t i nfo r ms t he t hi nking a nd p o t ent i a l
and
enc o ur aging
them
t o c ommuni c a t e wi t h c o nfi d ence in their own uni q ue
voi c e
re ma i ns
fund ament al
to
t he
mission-promise is realized.
Ra nne y exp er i ence . The ul t i m a te suc c ess of o ur st udent s i s t he re sul t of a si m ple yet powerful m is sion-pro mis e…
every child is known and valued.
“We’re on the internet, doing experiments, making projects, being creative. In our classes, we don’t just listen — we get involved.” –Middle School Student
CO L L E G E M AT R I C U LAT I ON L I S T F O R T H E C LA S S O F 2 0 1 2
American University
Lasell College
Babson College
Loyola Marymount University
Bard College
Stevens Institute of Technology (2) Susquehanna University
Loyola University Maryland
The College of New Jersey
Brandeis University
Manhattan School of Music
The George Washington University (3)
Bucknell University (2)
New York University (7)
Tufts University
Carnegie Mellon University
Northeastern University (3) University of Chicago (2)
Barnard College Bowdoin College
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Colorado at Boulder
Dartmouth College (3)
Pace University, New York City
University of Maryland, College Park
Drexel University (2)
Princeton University
University of Miami
The College Guidance office is one of the distinguishing features of Ranney School.
Duke University
Providence College
University of Michigan
A four-year comprehensive and personalized program begins in ninth grade as
Fairfield University
Quinnipiac University
students select courses and build relationships with highly knowledgeable college
Fordham University (2)
Rhode Island School of Design
University of Pennsylvania (2) Villanova University
admission process.
College of Charleston Columbia University
Harvard University Johnson & Wales University
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey at New Brunswick Skidmore College
Washington University in St. Louis
COLLEGE GUIDANCE
counselors who carefully and skillfully guide each family through the college
–Upper School Parent
• 100% of our graduates are accepted to 4-year colleges & universities • 100% attend a college/university recognized by US N EW S W ORLD R EPORT’ S B E ST C OLLEGES
“Ranney’s Upper School faculty is a group of caring, dedicated professionals who are experts in their field. My son was very well-prepared to thrive in college.”
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FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS A CONTINUUM OF LEARNING
Ranney provides oppor tunities at ever y age and ability level during the regular school year and through summer spor ts camps. Lower School children take physical education, including aquatics, and can compete in soccer, lacrosse, golf, and fencing just to name a few. They may also join Panther Cubs, a program of weekend recreational spor ts suppor ted by our Parents Association. Middle and Upper School athletes compete year-round in interscholastic athletics as par t of the Shore Conference and the New Jersey Independent School Athletic Association.
An accelerated, college preparatory program for Beginners (age 3) – Grade 12 PERSONAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
The oppor tunities that exist in the Fine and Performing Ar ts are abundant and diverse. In our Lower School Program students as young as age three
Average class size is 13 students, with many smaller class sizes
experience a complete complement of ar t and music education. This continues
P R O F E S S I O N A L E D U C AT O R S
program expands to include Advanced Placement
93 full-time teachers, with more than 50% holding advanced degrees. Student/Faculty Ratio: 9:1 T E C H N O LO G Y
SMARTBoards in each classroom, 1:1 laptop program in grades 6-12, 120-seat Distance Learning Center, two digital media centers, and over 200 laptops and iPads in our Lower School
throughout Middle School and Upper School, where our ar t and music courses, award-winning forensics, plays, choral, orchestra and band performance groups in each of the Lower, Middle and Upper School divisions.
EXTRACURRICULARS
QUICK FACTS 820 students are enrolled in Beginners (age 3) – Grade 12
Weekly after-school clubs in Lower School as part of RanneyPlus; over 40 Middle and Upper School clubs and activities ranging from award-winning literary magazines, to robotics, to community service, and so much more at no additional cost SUMMER STUDY
Year-round learning through Academic, Gifted and Talented and Fine and Performing Arts courses L O C AT I O N
Students come from more than fifty towns throughout Monmouth, Ocean, and Middlesex Counties
Located on 60 picturesque acres in Tinton Falls, New Jersey, one hour south of New York City and one hour east of Princeton A C C R E D I TAT I O N
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools New Jersey Association of Independent Schools
“Every morning my daughter’s eyes light up. She loves Ranney school. She loves learning. She can’t wait to go.” –Lower School Student
ADMISSION
Admission to Ranney School is highly selective. Each year we receive hundreds of applications for a limited number o f
openings.
Our
applicant
process
thorough
and
is
ver y
personal
individual
and
we
give
consideration. The
each
first
step
is
to
inquire via our website or to call the Admissions Office directly. We recommend that families contact us a full year in advance of the fall term in which they hope to enroll. To learn more about Ranney, please visit our website at www.ranneyschool.org or contact the Admissions Offic e at (732) 542-477 7. E N R O L L
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