Equestrian Boarding Schools in the U.s.?

Question

Do you know of any boarding schools in the u.s. more to the east of the country? Mostly middle school to high school.

Answer 1

The Grier School located in Tyrone, PA.  It's my Alma Mater!

http://grier.org/

They are also home to the Allegheny Riding Camp.

http://www.bestcamp.org/griersummer/2008...

I loved it there... still have the best memories many years later.

Foxcroft is also a very good school... right in the middle of hunt country.

Answer 2

I know of a high school that my mom went to its called foxcroft(sp) its in middleburg VA. The do eventing, jumpers, eq, and hunters. I know you can bring your own horse with you and I also believe they have school horses. I went and saw it this past summer and its so pretty and nice. My mom knows the head trainer she worked there when my mom went and shes very very nice.

Answer 3

In VA there is Foxcroft and Chatham Hall.  Foxcroft has some of the best horses on the East Coast.  They both have websites, feel free to explor them.

Answer 4

Foxcroft: http://www.foxcroft.org/Default.asp?bhcp...

These are colleges but you might be able to call them and find out about high schools. No doubt they have "feeder schools" that many of their girls come from.

Hollins College: http://www.hollins.edu/

Sweet Brian: http://www.sbc.edu/

Answer 5

OldFields...I think its in Delaware, but im not positive. But I know know a girl that went there.  

Answer 6

Dana Hall in Wellesley, MA (about 30 minutes west of Boston)

http://www.danahall.org/

They have a nice riding program.

Answer 7

There is Stoneleigh-Burnham in MA.

They have a nice riding program, and good academics.  Beautiful property!

I would go here if i could afford it! ha ha

Website: http://www.sbschool.org/home/home.asp

Answer 8

Gee   I googled "equestrian boarding schools" and came up with a bunch of infomation

http://www.boardingschoolreview.com/eque...

Check it out