Taught by mentors
Teachers know every student by name. Advisory groups of eight meet daily, so no one moves through Holloway unseen or unchallenged.
How we teach →For a century, Holloway has prepared students to think rigorously, lead with character, and find the work that moves them. Small classes, real mentorship, a campus built for wondering out loud.
2026–27 applications open for K, 6th & 9th entry points.
Teachers know every student by name. Advisory groups of eight meet daily, so no one moves through Holloway unseen or unchallenged.
How we teach →A classical core in the lower grades opens into honors, advanced studies, and independent projects students design themselves.
Explore academics →Service, athletics, and the arts aren't extras — they're where students practice courage, teamwork, and showing up for one another.
Life at Holloway →Our program grows with the student — playful and hands-on in the early years, increasingly self-directed by graduation. The throughline is the same at every age: ask good questions, defend your thinking, do work you're proud to sign.
Tell us about your family. We'll match you with an admissions counselor for your child's grade.
Tour with a student guide, sit in on a class, and meet the teachers your child would learn from.
Submit the application, records, and a friendly age-appropriate assessment or class visit.
Receive your decision, review any tuition assistance, and reserve your child's place.
Holloway didn't just get our daughter into a great college — it taught her to be the kind of person teachers fight to write recommendations for.
The boathouse celebrates a sweep at the spring regatta, with two boats advancing to states.
MAY 18, 2026Families considering K, 6th, and 9th grade entry are invited for a morning on campus.
OCT 4, 2026Six upper-school students will present original research alongside university undergraduates.
APR 29, 2026