Graduates Go Places! Where Our 14 Years of Graduates Have Chosen to Attend High School: (As of April, 2016)

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Our Graduates Go Places! Where our 14 years of graduates have chosen to attend high school: (as of April, 2016) Appoquinimink High School (37) First State Military Academy (1) Smyrna High School (2) Archmere Academy (21) Garrison Forest School (MD) St. Andrew’s School (71) Bishop’s School (CA) Goffstown High School (NH) St. Elizabeth High School (3) Bohemia Manor HS (MD) (7) Gunston Day School (MD) (16) St. George’s Vocational School (8) Brattleboro High School (VT) Hodgson Vo-Tech HS St. Mark’s High School (7) Cab Calloway Sch. of the Arts (3) Home school (2) St. Thomas More Academy (27) Caesar Rodney High School (15) Lexington Catholic HS (KY) St. Timothy’s School (MD) (3) Caravel Academy (5) Maryland School for the Deaf Severn School (MD) Christiana High School (2) McDonogh School (MD) Strathhaven High School (PA) Choate Rosemary Hall School (CT) (2) Middletown High School (26) Tatnall School (3) Church Farm School (PA) (3) MOT High School (8) Tower Hill School Delaware Military Academy (2) Newark High School Ursuline Academy (13) Dickinson High School Padua Academy (6) Virginia Episcopal School (VA) Dover High School (3) Polytech High School (9) Wilmington Charter School (11) Episcopal High School (VA) Ridley High School (PA) Wilmington Christian Fessenden School (MA) Salesianum School (20) Wilmington Friends School (6) Sanford School (13) Class of 2015 A sample of the colleges our alumni have chosen to attend over the past nine years: Bates College Georgetown University St. John’s College Berklee College of Music Hamilton College Skidmore College Boston College Harvard University Swarthmore College Brigham Young University High Point University Trinity College (CT) Brown University Howard University Union College Colby College James Madison University University of Delaware College of Willam and Mary Lynchburg College University of Maryland Colorado College Mary Washington University University of North Carolina Columbia University Mt. St. Mary's University University of Pittsburgh Cornell University New England College University of the South Davidson College New York University University of Vermont Dickinson College Northeastern University University of Virginia Duke University Parson New School for Design U.S. Naval Academy Elizabethtown College Penn State University Vassar College Elon University Pratt Institute Wake Forest University Florida State University Princeton University Washington College Fordham University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Wesleyan University Gettysburg College Rice University Wheaton College.

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