2025-2026 Profile CEEB Code: 220120
GREGORY J. SCHNEIDER Ronald M. Druker ‘62 Head of School
Belmont Hill School was founded as a day school to educate boys in grades 7-12 (Forms I-VI) in mind, body, and spirit, balancing rigorous expectations with consistent encouragement and a strong emphasis on character and honest effort. Through a shared commitment to the classroom, playing fields, studio, and stage, students and teachers work to honor clear thinking and creativity, competition and teamwork, tradition and innovation. The School gathers faculty, staff, and students from diverse cultural, racial, and socioeconomic backgrounds to work together to develop curiosity, courage, and compassion in a community that embraces a spirit of lifelong learning, moral reflection, and service to others.
Belmont Hill At-A-Glance Founded in 1923
Average class size: 10.6
469 students; grades 7-12 (Form I-VI)
22 AP courses
Highly selective: 28% of applicants admitted
47 Upper School clubs & activities
in 2025
4 Upper School publications
83 cities & towns represented by students
16 interscholastic sports
5-day boarding program (27 students)
100% of families with demonstrated
89 students in the Class of 2026
need receive financial aid
100% of graduates attend a 4-year college
29% of students receive financial aid
76 teaching faculty members
$7.9 million in financial aid awarded in
6:1 student/faculty ratio
the 2025/2026 school year
MICHAEL GRANT Associate Head of School and Dean of Faculty grant@belmonthill.org (617) 993-5257
College Counseling WALKER COPPEDGE Dir. of College Counseling coppedge@belmonthill.org (617) 993-5266 JAMIE H. PHINNEY Associate Director of College Counseling phinneyj@belmonthill.org (617) 993-5265 SHARON H. PATTON Registrar College Counselor patton@belmonthill.org (617) 993-5224
7/21/25
Accreditation & Memberships Belmont Hill is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. The School and its affiliates hold memberships in the National Association of Independent Schools, the International Boys’ Schools Coalition, the National Association of College Admissions Counselors, and the College Board. Belmont Hill School subscribes to the NACAC Statement of Principles of Good Practice.
350 PROSPECT STREET, BELMONT, MA 02478 WWW.BELMONTHILL.ORG