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Learning for life.

From the foundational skills nurtured in our Lower School to the rigorous college preparation of our Upper School, EA empowers students with the knowledge and confidence to excel academically and thrive in life.

A Path for Every Student

With personalized instruction and a rich variety of courses and activities, EA ensures every student discovers their unique path to success.

Joyful Learning

From play-based discovery in Lower School to hands-on, experiential learning in Upper School, EA fosters joy, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning.

Dedicated, Supportive Faculty

EA’s dedicated educators truly know and support each student, providing personalized guidance and unmatched academic expertise.

An Invitation to Lead

EA shapes confident, compassionate leaders through opportunities that inspire responsibility, collaboration, and a commitment to service.

Experiential Learning on 123 Acres

Our state-of-the-art, 123-acre campus provides boundless opportunities to learn, play, and grow.

Succeeding as teammates.

Friends. Lab partners. Teammates. When boys and girls learn alongside each other, they forge collegial relationships, gain confidence, and are prepared to flourish in the world that awaits them.

The Coeducation Advantage

Pursuing greater.

Playing on the field, performing on stage, and acting in service to one another, students are inspired to be a part of something greater than themselves.

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The Stripes

Leading by example.

EA’s 10 core values, called The Stripes, are both the foundation of our curriculum and the embodiment of the qualities that we aspire to live by every day.

Courage

"Courage at EA means having the strength to raise your hand when you're unsure, to voice a new idea to others, and to take academic and personal risks in the pursuit of growth."

Courtesy

"Courtesy is maintaining kindness and respect towards others in small ways."

Faith

"Faith is the courage to step outside of your comfort zone and to believe—regardless of success or failure—that others will support your efforts. As Head Chaplain, I see faith in our students when they fall short of a goal but find the strength to try again."

Generosity

"Generosity is the act of giving or sharing freely—whether it's resources, time, or effort—often without expecting anything in return. At EA, students show generosity in their service to others, like the ACLAMO Angels or the Providence Animal Center."

Gratitude

"Gratitude fosters a sense of positivity and forces a shift in focus from what we lack, to what we have; this appreciation is vital to EA as it encourages students to appreciate our privileges, as well as the difficult moments that shape who we are."

Honesty

"Honesty means you tell the truth. I see students being honest when they make a mistake and ask for help."

Kindness

"Kindness means helping others and treating people the way they want to be treated. I saw this at EA when a friend was doing a math problem and someone helped them without needing to be asked."

Respect

"Respect is to understand others’ perspectives and viewpoints. This helps us to have more of an open mind and step into others’ shoes. Respect helps us all be better people."

Self-Control

"Self-control is essential in ensemble settings like music, dance, or theater, where true artistic expression arises from disciplined collaboration and creative interaction with others. The rigor required in these environments not only enhances performance but also strengthens the ability to be a dependable, contributing member of the team."

Sportsmanship

"Sportsmanship is about being kind and respectful to your opposition, no matter whether you win or lose. In the end, we’re all here to compete and we have to keep the love of the sport in mind."

Realizing our potential.

EA alumni are visionary leaders shaping industries and driving change across the globe.

Catherine Hunt Ryan ’99

Nothing is beyond your reach.

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