Groton School
Groton School is a private boarding school located in Groton, Massachusetts in the United States. Its most famous alumnus was President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. It was founded in 1884 by Endicott Peabody.
| Image (school seal or photo) | |
| Headmaster | Richard B. Commons |
| School type | Private |
| Religious affiliation | Episcopal |
| Founded | 1884 |
| Location | Groton, Massachusetts |
| Enrollment | Xxxx - Yyyy |
| Faculty | X |
| Campus surroundings | RURAL |
| Sports teams | Xxxxx |
| Mascot | Xxxxx |
| School color(s) | Xxxxx |
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2 Students 3 Faculty 4 Sports, Clubs, and Traditions 5 History 6 Noted Groton alumni 7 External links |
The campus grounds are beautiful, encompassing
a river, forest, and meadows. Faculty dogs are often
seen roaming the campus.
The school is a close-knit community. The faculty
lives almost entirely on campus. Classes are very small.
All students are required to participate in sports or theater.
There are regularly scheduled sit-down dinner, where students and faculty dress formally.
Campus
Students
Students at Groton excel at academics.
The school is highly selective. Students are given a great deal
of academic work and personal attention in their courses.
Most students find that their coursework in college is far easier than that they experienced in high school.
Students typically attend highly prestigous universities. Faculty
Sports, Clubs, and Traditions
The school motto "Qui Servire est Regnare" loosely, to serve
is to reign, or to serve him is perfect freedom,
emphasizes the school's dedication to public service,
and to raising students both intellectually and morally. History
Noted Groton alumni
External links
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