Hoosac School

Hoosac School is a coeducational, college preparatory boarding school in Hoosick, NY, specifically designed to support students with learning differences. The school offers dedicated programs for students navigating ADHD, Dyslexia, and Dyscalculia, focusing on building the independence, self-discipline, and academic confidence necessary for long-term success. With an average class size of just 9 students, the school provides a highly personalized learning environment where faculty can closely monitor progress and implement essential academic interventions.

The academic setting is characterized by small class sizes and strong teacher-student communication, ensuring that students with ADD/ADHD or other learning needs receive the targeted attention required to master complex subjects like Biology, Calculus, and Chemistry. Beyond the classroom, the school offers a robust range of extracurriculars—including robotics, e-sports, and diverse athletic programs like skiing and swimming—to support well-rounded development and social integration.

Serving grades 8-12 and post-graduate students, Hoosac School provides a structured, formal environment aimed at college readiness. The school operates on a rolling admissions basis and offers financial aid to approximately 40% of its students, with an average grant of $21,500. Families interested in the school's Episcopal affiliation or summer programs are encouraged to contact the admissions office directly.