Salisbury is a place that understands boys. The school pairs strong academics with athletics, the arts, and plenty of opportunities to try new things, all within a community that feels close and connected. Tradition matters here, but so does giving students the freedom to take risks and grow into themselves. By the time they graduate, Salisbury boys leave with the skills, friendships, and sense of confidence that stay with them long after their time on campus.
From Academics to Athletics to the Arts, Salisbury School is a Place That Does Right by Boys
A School Designed for Boys
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Campus Life & Admissions
Charting a path to excellence: Insights from Salisbury School's college counseling expert
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Salisbury School’s all-boys environment is designed for boys to succeed
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Salisbury School: A tradition of excellence in boys education
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Then, now, always: A tradition of excellence in educating boys. Apply to Salisbury School today
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Academics & Art
Then, now, always: At Salisbury School, a tradition of excellence in boys’ education
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Salisbury School is designed for boys to succeed
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Athletics
How Salisbury School athletics is foundational to its success – and yours
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At Salisbury School, academics and athletics go hand in hand
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Tucked into the rolling hills of northwest Connecticut, Salisbury School is an all-boys boarding school with deep roots in New England tradition and an eye on the future. Its 725-acre campus in Litchfield County blends classic academic halls and student residences with modern facilities for athletics and the arts. Life at Salisbury extends well beyond the classroom: students tackle a wide-ranging curriculum, compete on the fields, explore the arts, and discover passions that shape who they are. By the time they graduate, Salisbury boys leave not only with the skills to thrive at leading colleges and in ambitious careers, but with the confidence and character to lead meaningful lives.
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