If you are curious about what thinking goes into an admissions decision, keep reading...
It is the goal of the Dwight-Englewood School to enroll dynamic classes of talented, motivated and responsible students. We seek academically strong students with the skills, interests and commitment that will enhance our academic community and contribute to the life of the school in a variety of ways, including the arts, athletics, leadership and service. We value diversity and varying perspectives within Dwight-Englewood.
Acceptance to Dwight-Englewood is selective: offering places to students whose abilities fall within a range that is likely to predict success in our academic program. In addition, we consider greatly the degree to which students express a commitment to participating in the life of the community as well as uphold the core values and ethical standard set within our community. Admissions decisions, which are determined by an Admissions Committee, are based on the following areas:
● Academic record and recommendations
● Admission testing
● Interview
● Demonstrated talent, interest, and experience that enhance the class and school
● School readiness, behavioral maturity and motivation to learn
● Student writing samples
● Comparison with other applicants in the pool
Admissions Committee notifications for all applicants whose files were completed by January 15 will be sent out by mid-February.
You left out your most important bullet point: *Strictly adhere to critical race theory,accepting that caucasians are racist opressors, and those of darker melanin content are their victims.
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