Salisbury School

Salisbury School is a boys' boarding and day school in Salisbury, CT serving grades 9-12 with dedicated support for students with learning differences. The school offers a Learning Difference Program designed to help boys with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning disabilities succeed in a college-preparatory environment. With an average class size of just 12 students and 62% of faculty holding advanced degrees, Salisbury provides individualized attention and teaching methods tailored to how boys learn and process information.

The school combines rigorous academics—including AP courses in calculus, sciences, and humanities—with a structured residential community that supports executive function skills, organization, and social-emotional development. Salisbury emphasizes building self-confidence and independence through leadership opportunities, peer mentoring, and a robust athletic and extracurricular program (20+ sports and 45+ clubs). Boys benefit from a nurturing all-male environment with faculty trained in understanding developmental differences and supporting varied learning styles.

Tuition is $72,900 annually, with 46% of students receiving financial aid and an average grant of $40,500. Admission is rolling with a February 1 deadline and a 36% acceptance rate. Salisbury is accredited through NAIS and TABS, and serves as an Episcopal-affiliated institution committed to developing the whole student—academically, physically, morally, and spiritually.