Stony Brook School

Program of Study

The Upper School program is designed to provide opportunities to develop the mind in all its facets: analytical, imaginative, and ethical. A student's powers of expression mature and flower: the essay, public speaking, visual and performing arts. While community values and rhythms gain resonance with each passing year, students realize that their contribution to and growth from this remarkable community is dependent on their own commitment and sacrifice to its Christian principles. Leadership opportunities that put the needs of others before one's own abound; these put a premium on cultivating the imagination in creative ways to serve one's fellow students. The Upper School environment of increasing development of mind, personal expression, and personal responsibility to oneself and others is an outstanding preparation for college and life beyond.

It is generally expected that Stony Brook students will graduate with at least one Advanced Placement course, while 30-40% of our students graduate as AP Scholars, successfully completing three or more AP exams, with a score of three or better. We offer: Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, English Literature, European History, French, Latin, Physics, Physics C (with Calculus), Political Science, Psychology, Spanish, Statistics, Studio Art, and United States History.

Athletics

Stony Brook has always considered a program of healthy physical development an important part of stimulating personal growth. In selecting competitive sports as the venue for this development, the School recognizes their great potential as a laboratory for character education.

The field and court offer physical and team building opportunities that emphasize camaraderie, dedication, and perseverance. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat provide practical experiences in self-control, patience, and humility. The athletic program at The Stony Brook School is not an extracurricular activity; it is an essential ingredient in the mission to correlate personal growth and character education. Each student is required to participate in the program every academic year.

Sports include: Cross Country. Soccer, Football, Tennis, Volleyball, Golf, Sailing, Fitness, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Track & Field, Tennis and Softball

Contact Information

One Chapman Parkway
Stony Brook, NY 11790
Phone: (631) 751-1800 ext. 1
Fax: (631) 751-4211
http://www.stonybrookschool.org

School Profile

Enrollment
Boarding Grades	Grades 7-12
Demographics
Male	213 Students
Female	162 Students
Boarding	164 Students
Day	211 Students