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Sage Hill Difference

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  • What Sets Sage Hill Apart?

Students at Sage Hill come from 45 cities and more than 120 middle schools, public and private, and arrive with different interests. Some are here for athletics like our basketball or soccer programs. Some are here for the 30,000-square-foot Studio and its seven arts disciplines. Some are here because Service Learning and the Sage Hill Internship Program let them do real work before college. What they share is a school small enough that teachers know them and large enough to offer 80+ clubs and 22 sports. Here is what that looks like across the program.

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  • Engagement

    Students have numerous opportunities to participate in more than 80 clubs and academic teams and serve as leaders in the school community and beyond.

    Our nationally recognized, four-year Service Learning program provides thousands of hours of student service and teaches social entrepreneurship.

    Unique programs, such as Spring at Sage year-end seminars and travel, and the Sage Hill Internship Program, move learning beyond the traditional classroom.
  • Academics

    The middle school curriculum offers a learning experience that sparks curiosity and builds a strong academic foundation. Each student will have five core classes, two electives, and an athletics block in their schedule.

    Upper school curriculum includes 45 Advanced Placement, Honors and post-AP courses across all disciplines.

    Faculty nationally recruited for expertise in their fields; majority hold advanced degrees.

    Seminar-style classes average 14 students in middle and upper school and foster critical thinking, collaboration and development of close relationships with teachers.

    The Lisa Argyros and Family Science Center provides modern classroom, laboratory and collaboration space for interdisciplinary study.
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  • Arts

    Faculty includes working actors, musicians, dancers and artists.

    Seven different arts disciplines.

    Facility: 30,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art Studio includes a digital art lab, ceramics and visual arts studios, dedicated instrumental, choral and dance rooms, ample rehearsal space and the Kazu Fukuda Black Box Theater.
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  • Athletics

    Coaches and instructors are former college and professional athletes.

    Twenty-two interscholastic sports are competitive and teach valuable lessons in sportsmanship, integrity, discipline and courage.

    Facilities: Astroturf athletics field, track, two gymnasiums, baseball field, weight rooms, and tennis and aquatics centers.
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  • College Counseling

    Starting in the ninth grade, Sage Hill's student-centered college counseling process is focused on helping each student find the best college fit based on their academic profile, aspirations, talents and interests.

    Locations of colleges or universities attended by Sage Hill graduates from 2022-2025:
    • California - 40%
    • Mid-Atlantic - 17%
    • Midwest - 14%
    • New England - 13%
    • Southeast - 6%
    • West (non-CA) - 5%
    • Southwest - 4%
    • International - 1%
    The students in the Class of 2025 were admitted to 178 different institutions and plan to enroll at 69 colleges and universities in the United States, the District of Columbia and the United Kingdom.
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  • Your Journey Starts Here

Sage Hill School

A college preparatory independent day school for grades 7-12.

20402 Newport Coast Drive, Newport Coast, CA 92657
Phone: 949.219.0100  |  Fax: 949.219.1399
Sage Hill School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. The School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs, and athletic and other School administered programs.