Founded: 1967
Campus: Occupies 153 acres with modern facilities--sports complex, Global Housing Village, nature trails and forests, streams and marshland between the Patuxent River and the Chesapeake Bay.
Divisions:
Enrollment for 2018-2019: 286 Students
Faculty, Staff & Administrators:
Student-Teacher ratio: 7:1
Average Class Size: 14
Financial Aid: The Calverton School offers need-based financial assistanceStudents Receiving Financial Aid: 40%
Percentage is based on students receiving financial assistance and/or merit-based scholarship funding.
International Baccalaureate Program Courses: 18
World Languages: Spanish, French, German
Technology: Wireless computing on campus, SmartBoards, iPads for Lower School students in K - 3rd Grade and laptops for 4th and 5th Grade students. Students in 6th - 12th Grade bring their own laptops.
Arts: Music, Visual Arts & Theater
Athletics: Ten different sports for middle and upper schools plus sports clinics for lower school.
Team Name: Calverton Cougars
Mascot: The Calverton Cougar
School Colors: Blue and Gray
School Song:
"THE CALVERTON SCHOOL SONG"
Between the river and the Bay
There is a School we love.
It guides us on and lights the way
Sure as the stars above.
To Calverton we will be true
As we go on life's way.
We pledge our love and loyalty
To Calvert's blue and gray.
And as we journey through the years
We hold our standards high.
We seek the truth, and finding it
Grow strong as days go by.
To Calverton we will be true
As we go on life's way.
We pledge our love and loyalty
To Calvert's blue and gray.
Join Dr. Sam Long '98 in supporting scholarships at The Calverton School. Click here for more information on this great way to give back.
Come out and support Calverton Sophomore, Charlie Blocksidge, and Team Finish the Fight as they begin their journey of philanthropy! Their Winter Festival will be benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
To find out more information and to donate on behalf of Finish the Fight 2019 Click Here
We are proud to announce, Julian Jackson, Calverton Class of 2022 was awarded the 2018 President's Volunteer Service Award by completing over 100 service hours in 2018.
He earned the Gold Award by regularly volunteering in his community. Julian was a Peer Leader in a Special Needs Sunday School class and assisted at the Charles County Humane Society.
The President's Volunteer Service Award is an initiative of the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) and is administered by Points of Light. Through a shared mission of inspiring more to answer the call to service, the President's Volunteer Service Award celebrates the impact we can all make in bettering our communities and our world.