Delphian School
History
| Delphian School was founded in 1976 by a group of educators and parents concerned about the decline in the standards of American education. Delphi uses the innovative study methods developed more than forty five years ago by American educator and philosopher L. Ron Hubbard. These methods are recognized worldwide as a breakthrough in education, and, with them, students develop the confidence and knowledge to tackle the most challenging subjects independently. |
Overview
| Region |
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| Program Emphasis |
Boarding School
Day School
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Junior Boarding School
Small Boarding School
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| All Grades |
K-12 |
| Boarding Grades |
7-12 |
| Grade Divisions |
Kindergarten
Primary
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Secondary
Ungraded
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| Religious Affiliation |
Nondenominational |
| Student Body |
Coed |
| Dress Code |
Casual |
| School Setting |
Rural |
| Campus Size (Acres) |
800 |
| Endowment |
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Admission
| E-mail |
[email protected] |
| Web Address |
http://www.delphian.org
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| Director of Admission |
Donetta Phelps |
| Admission Application |
Apply to Delphian School
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| Application Required |
Yes |
| Application Fee Amount |
$100 |
| Application Deadline(s) |
Rolling |
| Financial Aid Deadline(s) |
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| Financial Aid Awarded |
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| % of Students Receiving Financial Aid |
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| Admission Tests Accepted |
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| Day Student Tuition |
$21,220.00 |
| 5-Day Boarding Student Tuition |
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| Boarding Student Tuition |
$38,890.00 |
| International Student Tuition |
$43,980.00 |
Student Enrollment
| Total Enrollment |
232 |
| Boys |
132 |
| Girls |
100 |
| % Boys/Girls |
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| Boarding Students |
152 |
| Day Students |
80 |
| International |
Canada
China
El Salvador
France
Germany
Indonesia
Italy
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Japan
Korea
Mexico
Other (Aruba)
Spain
Switzerland
Taiwan
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| United States |
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Dist. of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
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Michigan
Missouri
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Wyoming
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| Majority of students come from |
Southwest |
| % of Students of Color |
20 |
| % of International Students |
21 |
Academics
| Full Time Faculty |
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| Part Time Faculty |
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| % of Faculty with Advanced Degrees |
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| % of Faculty with Doctorate |
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| % of Faculty with Masters |
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| Student/Faculty ratio |
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| Average Class Size |
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| Special Academic Support Programs |
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| A Sampling of Courses Offered |
Algebra
American History
American Literature
Anatomy
Art
Art History
Biology
Business
Calculus
Ceramics
Chemistry
Choir
Community Service
Computer Graphics
Computer Programming
Computer Science
Creative Writing
Drama
Electronics
English
English as a Second Language
English Literature
Ethics
European History
Film
Fine Arts
French
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Geography
Geology
Geometry
Government/Civics
Grammar
Health
History
Logic
Mathematics
Music
Philosophy
Photography
Physical Education
Physics
Physiology
Pre-calculus
Religion
Science
Spanish
Speech
Statistics
Study Skills
Trigonometry
Typing
World History
Writing
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| A.P. Courses Offered |
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College Placement Office
| Average SAT I Scores (Math) |
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| Average SAT I Scores (Verbal) |
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| Average SAT I Scores (Writing) |
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| Dedicated College Placement Office |
No Response |
| Recent College Matriculations |
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| % of Graduates Who Attend College |
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Athletics & Extra-Curricular Activities
| Athletics |
baseball
basketball
soccer
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softball
tennis
volleyball
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| Recreational Sports |
fitness
soccer
tennis
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weight lifting
yoga
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| Extra-Curricular Activities |
Choir
International Club
Student Government
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Tour Guides
Yearbook
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