The Allen-Stevenson School

PrivateUpper East SideAll Boys

132 East 78th Street, New York, NY 10075

212-288-6710

www.allen-stevenson.org

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Overview

Educational philosophy

Traditional / Academic

Programs offered

TK · K+

Annual tuition

$47K – $67K / yr

School continues

Through Grade 8

Total students

~390

Financial aid

Aid: $

Sibling & legacy

Given some weight

Upcoming:

Aug 27Apps openPre-K

The Allen-Stevenson School is an independent boys' school on the Upper East Side, blending traditional structure with a progressive sensibility in its mission to 'educate the whole boy.' Beginning at kindergarten and continuing through eighth grade, the program pairs strong academics with woodshop, robotics, coding, athletics, and a full enrichment menu, plus extended-day care until 5:45 PM. Need-based aid ranges widely, and the school offers active ex-missions support as boys apply to ongoing schools. Its graduates regularly attend leading independent and boarding high schools.

Programs & Schedule

CornerstonesTransitional K

Transitional Kindergarten — a “young 5s” bridge year before Kindergarten (not a standard Pre-K).

Schedule

Monday – Friday

Extended hours

Yes · until 5:45pm

Tuition

$46,700 / yr

KAge 5

Schedule

Monday – Friday

Extended hours

Yes · until 5:45pm

Tuition

$66,700 / yr

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This school continues through Grade 8. Enrolled students progress without reapplying.

Admissions

Apps openAug 27

Application deadlineDec 1

Early notification (sib/legacy)Dec 9

Financial aid deadlineDec 15

Kindergarten decisionFeb 4

Grades 1–8 decisionFeb 10

Sibling & legacy priority:Given some weightBased on community knowledge — confirm with school

Leadership

Duncan Lyon (Head of School)

Admissions contact

Devin LaSane, Director of Admissions, Enrollment & Financial Aid (Amy Thompson listed as Interim Director of Admissions on the tuition page; interim duration not stated)

admissions@allen-stevenson.org

Ex-missions

Ex-missions support ✓

Children continue at The Allen-Stevenson School through Grade 8; here “ex-missions” refers to placing graduates into their next schools (for example, high school). The school guides families through school visits, testing, and applications.

Where graduates go

Independent high schools

40 schools

Avenues: The World SchoolBirch Wathen LenoxBrooklyn FriendsCalhoun SchoolCollegiate SchoolColumbia Grammar & Preparatory SchoolDelbarton SchoolDwight SchoolDwight-Englewood SchoolEthical Culture Fieldston SchoolFordham Preparatory SchoolFriends AcademyFriends SeminaryGrace Church SchoolHackley SchoolHorace Mann SchoolIona Preparatory SchoolLatin School of ChicagoLeman Manhattan Preparatory SchoolLoyola SchoolLREI SchoolMiami Country Day SchoolOxbridge AcademyPoly Prep Country Day SchoolRegis High SchoolRiverdale Country SchoolRudolf Steiner SchoolRunnymede SchoolRye Country Day SchoolSaint Ann's SchoolThe Berkeley Carroll SchoolThe Browning SchoolThe Dalton SchoolThe IDEAL School of ManhattanThe Kew-Forest SchoolThe Packer Collegiate InstituteTrevor Day SchoolTrinity SchoolXavier High SchoolYork Prep School

Boarding high schools

37 schools

Asheville SchoolAvon Old Farms SchoolBerkshire SchoolBlair AcademyBrooks SchoolCanterbury SchoolChoate Rosemary HallChurch Farm SchoolColebrook SchoolDeerfield AcademyEaglebrook SchoolForman SchoolGroton SchoolInterlochen Arts AcademyKent SchoolLandmark SchoolMiddlesex SchoolMillbrook SchoolMilton SchoolPhillips Academy AndoverPhillips Exeter AcademyPomfret SchoolSalisbury SchoolSt. Andrew's SchoolSt. George's SchoolSt. Mark's SchoolSt. Paul's SchoolSuffield AcademyTASIS SwitzerlandThe Hill AcademyThe Hotchkiss SchoolThe Lawrenceville SchoolThe Loomis Chaffee SchoolThe Putney SchoolThe Taft SchoolTrinity-Pawling SchoolWestminster School

Public high schools

11 schools

Baruch College Campus High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High SchoolFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing ArtsFrank Sinatra School of the ArtsHarvest CollegiateMurray Hill AcademyNYC Museum SchoolPACE High SchoolSpecial Music SchoolStuyvesant High SchoolThe Bronx High School of Science

Based on schools graduates regularly attend. Source: allen-stevenson.org.

Culture & Community

Educational approach

Traditional / Academic

Traditional + progressive boys' education ('educating the whole boy')

GenderAll Boys

Cultural programs

MusicArt

Outdoor spaceOwn outdoor space ✓

Enrichment

Woodshoproboticscoding3D printingathleticsLibrary Tech Commons

After-school programs

Alligator Soup enrichment menu (chess, robotics, coding, woodshop, debate, sports) + Beyond the Bell extended day to 5:45 PM

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