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- Tilton School was founded in 1845 as a secondary school for boys and girls when both dormitory students and day students were accepted, and about 76 boys and girls formed the first student body. Two buildings, a boarding house, and a classroom building were built for the School in Northfield, New Hampshire, which is just across the Winnipesaukee River from the present campus. In the 1860s, a fire burned part of the school and forced relocation across the river to the present campus. Several brick buildings were erected, to be replaced in the 1880s by Knowles Hall. Over the years, Tilton School has served many purposes, which were always related to the times' needs. It has been a conduct-educationalding school, a boys' boarding school, a public school, a female college, a junior college, and a secondary school with both college and general courses. In 1939, Tilton ceased serving as the local high school and strictly became an independent boarding and day school for boys. In 1958, the "general diploma" was dropped, and only college preparatory courses were offered. In 1970, Tilton once again became co-educational. To this day, Tilton School remains coed with a total of 250 students and growing. Students from around the world make up this wonderful community on the Hill. Tilton School challenges students to embrace and navigate a world marked by diversity and change. Through the quality of human relationships, Tilton School's community cultivates its students' curiosity, skills, knowledge, understanding, character, and integrity required for the passionate pursuit of lifelong personal success and service. Tilton School will be a recognized leader of independent schools, known for creating an environment where its graduates reach their potential in real and lasting and live fulfilling lives with personal success and active citizenship in the world. As a result, the most qualified students and families will seek us out, enabling us to reach a student population of 275 and a male/female ratio of 50:50; our graduates will be sought by well-regarded colleges and universities and will be leaders in their communities our faculty and staff will be inspired and engaged, and our alumni, parents, and friends will provide unprecedented support to our future. View full school
Tilton School was founded in 1845 as a secondary school for boys and girls when both dormitory students and day students were accepted, and about 76 boys and girls formed the first student body. Two buildings, a boarding house, and a classroom building were built for the School in Northfield, New Hampshire, which is just across the Winnipesaukee River from the present campus. In the 1860s, a fire burned part of the school and forced relocation across the river to the present campus. Several brick buildings were erected, to be replaced in the 1880s by Knowles Hall. Over the years, Tilton School has served many purposes, which were always related to the times' needs. It has been a conduct-educationalding school, a boys' boarding school, a public school, a female college, a junior college, and a secondary school with both college and general courses. In 1939, Tilton ceased serving as the local high school and strictly became an independent boarding and day school for boys. In 1958, the "general diploma" was dropped, and only college preparatory courses were offered. In 1970, Tilton once again became co-educational. To this day, Tilton School remains coed with a total of 250 students and growing. Students from around the world make up this wonderful community on the Hill. Tilton School challenges students to embrace and navigate a world marked by diversity and change. Through the quality of human relationships, Tilton School's community cultivates its students' curiosity, skills, knowledge, understanding, character, and integrity required for the passionate pursuit of lifelong personal success and service. Tilton School will be a recognized leader of independent schools, known for creating an environment where its graduates reach their potential in real and lasting and live fulfilling lives with personal success and active citizenship in the world. As a result, the most qualified students and families will seek us out, enabling us to reach a student population of 275 and a male/female ratio of 50:50; our graduates will be sought by well-regarded colleges and universities and will be leaders in their communities our faculty and staff will be inspired and engaged, and our alumni, parents, and friends will provide unprecedented support to our future.
