The Summer Boarding School in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire offers a traditional college preparatory program integrated with activities from June 30 to August 11. The academic program focuses on core subjects and developing strong study skills. Support includes a positive environment, individualized goals, and daily evaluation. The campus has classrooms, study halls, and residential facilities on 128 acres with lake access. Typical enrollment is around 195 students ages 10-18 from over 30 countries, with most from New England and the Mid-Atlantic U.S. regions. Beyond classes, the daily schedule includes recreation, sports, arts, and weekend trips.

1. FACTS
The Summer Boarding School Wolfeboro
2010 Session: June 30 - August 11
Season
Vision Academic Program
For Success A Season For Success Purpose
The primary purpose is constructive
Mission scholastic studies. All courses are offered
Daily Schedule To create a program and community
for credit. Each student’s program is
designed to maximize the opportunity
Academics individualized and guided by a specifically
for each student to achieve his or her
6:45 am Rising Bell developed Goals Document. Every
individual goals and live the life of a
7:05 Waiters’ Bell course addresses the development of
successful student for 6 weeks.
7:15 Breakfast effective and efficient study skills, habits,
7:45 Daily Chores Program organization, motivation and confidence.
and Inspection A traditional, college preparatory program
Support
8:05 am Class Bell is integrated with supportive recreation,
• Positive environment
8:10 1st Period activities and residential life. The School
• Individualized Goals Document
9:00 2nd Period emphasizes preparation in core academic
• Required Wolfeboro Planbook
9:50 3rd Period subjects. The development of organiza-
• Emphasis on organization/study skills
10:40 Recess/Snacks tional and study skills as well as sound
• Thorough accountability
10:50 4th Period study habits is paramount. The simplified
• Daily evaluation and grading
11:40 5th Period environment promotes confidence, focus
• Weekly internal written reports
12:30 pm End of 5th and success.
• Weekly academic recognition
Period Location • Supervised evening study halls
Lakes Region of Central New • Extensive and required extra help
Activities Hampshire. Lakeside campus 2 miles
Overview
12:50 pm Waiters’ Bell from the village of Wolfeboro.
• Each student takes 3 courses per day.
1:00 Dinner Year Established • Each course meets 6 days per week.
2:00 Programmed 1910 • Two periods per day are designated
to Activities and for extra help, study and/or rest.
5:00 Sports Head of School • Typical class size is 4-6 students.
5:15 School meeting Edward A. Cooper
• Approximately 70 students take at least
5:50 Waiters’ Bell Staff Total - 108 one course for credit each year.
6:00 Supper Teaching Faculty.....37 Administration..6
6:40 Intramural Course Offerings by Subject
Residential Faculty..31 Medical Staff.....4
to League Play English SAT Preparation
Support Staff .........30
7:20 Written Expression Mathematics
Average full-time teaching experience Literature Biology, Chemistry
exceeds 15 years per teacher. Vocabulary & Physics
Academics Reading History
7:20 pm Prep for Facilities
Grammar Latin, Spanish
Evening Studies • 128 acres • 1250 feet of shore line
Study Skills & French
7:30 Evening Studies • 36 classrooms • 3 study halls
ESL
8:30 Break • 3 residential campuses
8:45 Evening Studies Travel to Wolfeboro
Principal Buildings
9:30 End of Evening Chartered supervised bus travel is pro-
• Jousson Dining Hall
Studies vided to and from the airport at the
• Johnson Center
9:45 Prep for Lights opening and closing of the session.
• William Cooper Student Center
Out Driving time
10:00 Lights Out Other Facilities
From Boston 2 hours
3 tennis courts, 2 basketball courts,
From Westchester County, NY 6 hours
volleyball court, softball/baseball field,
From Manchester, NH 1-1/4 hours
soccer field, weight room, complete
waterfront (6 swimming lanes, Medical Resources
sailboats, canoes, kayaks) Huggins Hospital 1-1/2 miles away
Fire/Rescue 1-1/2 miles away
Nursing Staff On campus
Wolfeboro 911 Calling

2. FACTS Continued
Admission Typical Yearly Enrollment
2005 - 2009
Applicants must be at least 10 years Total Enrollment: 195
A simplified environment old by the start of the session. The
maximum age is 18; grades 6-12; Boarding Boys:137
promotes learning Boarding Girls: 58
enrollment is for the full session
only. Admission policies are non-
Events of the Day
discriminatory. The school is a
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
non-profit organization. Typical Yearly
1:50 pm Prep Bell for WLM/MAPS
Admission information and 2010 Boarding Student Enrollment
2:00 pm WLM/MAPS Week 4 Continues: 2005 - 2009
application are available at
Group 4 - Day Hike www.wolfeboro.org Age Distribution:
Group 5 - Boating Safety or by request.
Group 6 - Water Safety Ages 10-14: 68 (32%)
Group 1 - Camp Sports
Group 2 & 3 - Basic Fitness
Ages 15-16: 92 (48%)
Non-Academic Program Ages 17-18: 35 (20%)
MAPS Studio Art Geographic Distribution:
Lifeguard Training
Weight Room
Daily Activities and Recreation:
United States: 149
Basketball
Lifeguard Training/Water Safety International: 46
Ping-Pong/Barn
Softball Intramural Sports
Fall Sports Training States & U.S. Territories
3:00 pm MAPS Tennis
CPR/First Aid Represented 2005-2009
MAPS CPR
MAPS Studio Art Studio Arts
Alabama New Hampshire
MAPS Baseball Physical Fitness Alaska New Jersey
MAPS Soccer
MAPS Basketball Swimming, Sailing, Canoeing, Arizona New Mexico
California New York
Weight Room Kayaking, Hiking, Soccer, Basketball, Colorado North Carolina
Canoeing/ Kayaking
Sailing Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Connecticut Ohio
General Swim Tennis, Ping Pong, Lacrosse, Delaware Oklahoma
District of Columbia Oregon
Aerobics, Weight Lifting Florida Pennsylvania
4:00 pm Open Studio Art
Georgia Puerto Rico
Weight Room Weekend Trips: Idaho Rhode Island
Basketball
Illinois South Carolina
MAPS Hiking Groups A,B,C Movie Theaters Roller Skating Indiana South Dakota
Swim Lessons
Sailing
Water Park Bowling Kansas Tennessee
Minor League Baseball Game Kentucky Texas
Canoeing/ Kayaking
Louisiana Utah
General Swim Amusement Park Maine Vermont
Maryland Virgin Islands
5:00 pm All School Meeting Massachusetts Virginia
Countries Represented 2005-2009 Michigan Washington
6:40 pm INTRAMURALS:
Afghanistan Mexico Minnesota West Virginia
Softball: Average Joe’s vs. Angola Nicaragua Mississippi Wisconsin
Mind Erasers Antigua Nigeria Missouri Wyoming
Soccer: The Octagon vs. Bahamas Palestine Nevada
The Tropics Belgium Panama
Basketball: Hollabacks vs.
Bermuda Philippines
Channel 5 News Team
Brazil Poland
British West Indies Portugal Typical Yearly Regional
Volleyball: Semi Pro vs. Canada Republic of China Representation 2005- 2009
Ellusive Eels Dominican Republic Russia
East Africa Saudi Arabia New England (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT) 31
8:45 pm Intramural, Hikers and
Boaters of the Week go to town
Ecuador Singapore
Mid-Atlantic (DC, DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA, VA, WV) 44
for ice cream.
England South Korea
France Spain Southeast (AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN) 26
Germany Sweden
Ghana Switzerland Southwest (NM, OK, TX) 8
Hong Kong Taiwan Midwest (IL, IN, KS, MI, MN, MO,OH,SD,WI) 13
Iceland Thailand
93 Camp School Road India Turkey Rocky Mountains (AZ, CO, ID, NV, WY, UT) 8
P.O. Box 390 Italy Venezuela Pacific Coast (AK, CA, OR, WA) 18
Wolfeboro, NH 03894 Jamaica Vietnam
Japan West Indies US Territories (PR, VI) 1
TEL: (603) 569-3451 Kuwait
FAX: (603) 569-4080
E-mail: school@wolfeboro.org
www.wolfeboro.org
Wolfeboro