Private Schools in Salisbury, Vermont
Discover 3 exceptional private schools in Salisbury. Find the perfect educational environment for your child with our comprehensive reviews and ratings.
School Overview
Top-Rated Private Schools
Vermont Commons School
Independent
Vermont Commons School is a highly-regarded independent middle and high school serving students from Salisbury and throughout the Champlain Valley. The school emphasizes project-based learning, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. With small class sizes averaging 12 students, the school offers personalized attention and a rigorous college preparatory curriculum. The campus features modern science labs, outdoor learning spaces, and strong arts programs. Students regularly gain acceptance to top colleges and universities.
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Lake Champlain Waldorf School
Waldorf Education
Located in nearby Shelburne, Lake Champlain Waldorf School serves families from Salisbury and across northwestern Vermont. The school offers a comprehensive Waldorf education from early childhood through 8th grade, emphasizing developmental appropriateness, artistic expression, and hands-on learning. The 27-acre campus includes gardens, playing fields, and natural woodlands for outdoor education. The school is known for its strong community, experienced faculty, and holistic approach to child development that balances academic, artistic, and practical skills.
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The Newton School
Independent
The Newton School is an innovative independent middle school located in Charlotte, serving students from Salisbury and surrounding communities. The school focuses on STEM education, project-based learning, and developing critical thinking skills. With a maximum of 50 students across grades 5-8, the school offers an intimate learning environment with personalized attention. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on science, mathematics, technology integration, and environmental studies. The school features modern classrooms, science labs, and extensive outdoor learning spaces on its 10-acre campus.
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