The Storm King School
Academics
Curriculum built to spark creativity, encourage risk-taking, promote critical thinking, and foster collaboration — for students in grades 8 through PG.
No. 01 — Our Philosophy
A love of learning, for life.
Broad course offerings and a flexible academic schedule allow students to discover their passions and take a leading role in the creation of their own personal trajectories. Their enthusiastic participation, not only in academics, but in everything the School has to offer, results in a love of learning and sets the foundation for them to become life-long inquirers.
All students that enter The Storm King School in ninth grade complete 24 graduation credits across mathematics, science, English, history and social sciences, world language, and the visual and performing arts — plus 20 hours of community service each year.
No. 02 — Explore
The academic program.
Program
Teaching & Learning
Deeper learning through traditional, experiential, and project-based approaches.
Program
Signature Programs
Q-Term, Independent Study, and global travel experiences.
Program
Service Learning
Twenty hours of community service, every student, every year.
Program
College Counseling
A four-year roadmap to the right college for every student.
Program
Student Publications
Student voices in print and online, including The Voice.
Department
Mathematics
Twelve courses from Algebra Skills to Advanced Topics.
Department
Science
Fifteen courses from Earth Science to AP Physics C.
Department
English
Seminar classes from world literature to AP English.
Department
History & Social Sciences
Twenty-one courses spanning history, economics, and law.
Department
World Languages
Spanish and American Sign Language, at every level.
Department
English Language Learning
Comprehensive ELL support at every level of fluency.
Department
Academic Support Program
The full curriculum in classes averaging five students.
No. 03 — Visit Us
See learning in action.
The best way to understand a Storm King education is to experience it. We invite prospective students and their families to visit campus, sit in on classes, and meet our faculty.
Explore Admissions