Dalton School

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Dalton School is a prestigious independent K–12 college preparatory school in New York City known for its progressive educational philosophy and rigorous academics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf K–12 school
college preparatory school
independent school
progressive school
borough Manhattan
campusType urban
city New York City
country United States of America
surface form: United States
educationalPhilosophy progressive education
emphasizes collaborative learning
critical thinking
individualized instruction
intellectual curiosity
project-based learning
student-centered learning
foundedBy Helen Parkhurst
foundingPhilosophy Dalton Plan
fundingModel tuition-based
governance independent board of trustees
grades K–12
hasCharacteristic prestigious
hasLevel high school
lower school
middle school
hasReputationFor rigorous academics
selective admissions
highSchoolGrades 9–12
implements house system
laboratory method
is college preparatory
isPartOf New York City independent school community
languageOfInstruction English
lowerSchoolGrades K–3
middleSchoolGrades 4–8
namedAfter Dalton Plan
neighborhood Upper East Side
offers advanced coursework
arts programs
athletics programs
college counseling
extracurricular activities
region Upper East Side
surface form: Upper East Side of Manhattan
schoolType co-educational
independent
sector private
state New York
studentBody day students
targetOutcome preparation for college

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Anderson Cooper educatedAt Dalton School
Helen Frankenthaler educatedAt Dalton School
Barrett Foa educatedAt Dalton School
this entity surface form: The Dalton School
Helen Parkhurst employer Dalton School
Dalton Plan associatedWith Dalton School
this entity surface form: The Dalton School, New York City
Jenny Lumet almaMater Dalton School
Andrew A. Kosove educatedAt Dalton School
this entity surface form: The Dalton School