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The Hotchkiss School

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The Hotchkiss School is a residential educational institution founded in 1891. Located in the northwest corner of Connecticut, it enrolls approximately 600 students from 36 countries, maintaining a student-to-faculty ratio of 4:1 and offering more than 200 courses.

The school's mission centers on fostering wholly developed learners, with an emphasis on academic curiosity and personal integrity. Its residential community model is designed to extend education beyond the classroom, creating a dynamic environment that emphasizes imagination, intellect, and empathy.

The institution promotes diversity and open-mindedness, cultivating a community where members practice respect and compassion. Its educational philosophy is grounded in responsible citizenship and a breadth of academic and extracurricular engagement.

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