9th Grade Admission

Prospective students and families are invited to apply online by November 15. After November 15, we are pleased to offer rolling admission, space permitting. After creating a user account (using the name of the primary parent), follow these steps:

1. Complete the Online Application in its entirety, including payment of the $60 application fee.
2. Click on the Admissions Progress Tab to electronically submit the School (Principal or Guidance Counselor) Recommendation Form, the Math Teacher Recommendation Form, and the English Teacher Recommendation Form. 
3. Download the Records Release Form, sign and submit to your daughter’s school principal or Guidance Counselor. Lauralton requests copies of 6^th, 7^th and first quarter 8^th grade report cards, and any standardized test scores.

To check on the status of your daughter’s application, simply login to your MySchoolApp account, click on the Admissions Progress Tab to view the application checklist.

Transfer Students

Lauralton Hall welcomes transfer students who wish to enroll in grades 10 or 11. Space in courses is limited, so it is important to explore your interest in transfer enrollment with a Lauralton Hall admission professional. For this reason, we strongly encourage transfer students to contact us as early in the application process as possible.

Transfer students must complete the following steps:

1. Complete the Online Application in its entirety, including payment of the $60 application fee.
2. Click on the Admissions Progress Tab to electronically submit the School (Principal or Guidance Counselor) Recommendation Form, the Math Teacher Recommendation Form, and the English Teacher Recommendation Form. 
3. Download the Records Release Form, sign and submit to your daughter’s Guidance Counselor. Lauralton requests copies of high school transcripts and middle school transcripts (if available).

To check on the status of your daughter’s application, simply login to your MySchoolApp account, click on the Admissions Progress Tab to view the application checklist.

To be considered for transfer admission at Lauralton students must be in good standing at their current school and must be enrolled in a college preparatory program.

As part of the School’s focus on global vision and responsibility, Lauralton Hall is pleased to welcome a limited number of international students who will discover not only an exemplary education, but also a safe community in which they can experience North American culture.

Lauralton Hall works with two authorized partners:

• Apex International Education Partners (AIEP) is a professional agency in Derby, Connecticut that specializes in guardianship programs for international students. International students who wish to apply for admission to Lauralton, agencies representing international students, and families interested in learning more about hosting international students should contact AIEP at info@aiepusa.com or +01 203.992.AIEP.
• Northeast Student Consulting LLC (NESC) is an American education consulting and service company headquartered in Canton, Connecticut. Founded in 2010, NESC is “dedicated to providing comprehensive supervision and homestay service to international students enrolled into U.S. private schools.”  For more information, please contact NESC at Tel: 888-742-NESC (6372), Tel: 95040346420 or email info@nescus.com.

Lauralton Hall does not provide ESL (English as a Second Language) as part of the curriculum. All international students must be fluent in written and spoken English.

Lauralton Hall admits qualified students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. Lauralton Hall does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ancestry or national and ethnic origin in the administration of educational policies, admission policies and scholarship and loan programs.

Lauralton Hall offers a challenging academic experience designed to prepare young women for acceptance to and success in a wide range of colleges and universities. Qualified students with mild to moderate learning disabilities can certainly find success in the Lauralton Hall program. However, the rigor of the course of studies does not allow for more than limited accommodations; therefore, there are instances in which all recommendations of a student’s Individualized Education Plan cannot be offered.