Founded: 1889

Student age: from 13 years old

Type of education: mixed

Founded in 1889, Hoosac School is a distinguished coeducational boarding school in New York State, recognized among the nation's top private institutions. Its historic 350-acre campus hosts a diverse international community from over 30 countries, with a highly favorable student-to-teacher ratio.

The school provides a balanced, rigorous college-preparatory education with a strong emphasis on STEAM, creative arts, and competitive athletics. Its hockey program is notably designed to prepare students for university-level play and potential scholarships. Graduates consistently gain admission to leading universities, including Ivy League members.

Boarding students live in supervised, gender-separated residences with mostly single or double rooms. Campus life is structured around the traditional "Red" and "Purple" team rivalry, fostering community through academic, artistic, and athletic competitions. Facilities support this holistic approach, featuring science labs, art studios, athletic fields, and a fitness center. Hoosac's mission focuses on developing well-rounded individuals prepared for future academic and personal success.