Lyndon Institute was founded in 1867 and is the traditional New England Academy. The students who enroll here are from all over the United States and from around the world. The goal of the school is to raise academic standings through preparation for school, careers and life. Students are subjected to world class programs that range from arts to science to the world class athletic teams in a traditional village setting. The school offers a list of core values from ...

The Putney School, founded in 1935, is a co-educational college preparatory school located on a 500 acre campus in Putney, Vermont. Made up of approximately 250 students, grades 9-12, the school has a 5:1 student to teacher ratio. The school offers both day and boarding options. In addition to liberal arts academics, the curriculum emphasizes community service and environmental sustainability. Located on Elm Lea Farm, a working dairy farm, students learn the values of hard work and responsibility. Over 20% of the food served ...

Greenwood School is located in Putney, Vermont on a 100-acre, forested campus. Greenwood School was established in 1978, by educators in the field of dyslexia. This is an all-boys' school for students with learning differences and difficulties in grades 6-12. Greenwood offers speech and language therapy, math tutors, social language practice, and occupational therapy to students demonstrating additional needs. Yearly tuition for day students is $51,920, $67,870 for boarding students and $71,350 for international students. Financial aid is available, averaging $10,000 per ...