<p>Want to know more about those two schools. Thanks.</p>
<p>We just visited Salisbury last week. My son didn't think he was interested, because it is all boys but came away from the visit really liking it. The campus is beautiful. I was really impressed with how much light is in every classroom. It is situated high on the hills so the views are pretty spectacular. It is just a few miles from Hotchkiss (who is their town rival in sports).<br>
It seems to be a very friendly school - obviously geared towards boys and sports. Very low instructor/student ratio. Impressive matricualtion. They are breaking ground on a new rink and sports facility this year. They have a beautiful chapel - it is an Episcopalian school - chapel is required once or twice a week.<br>
We live close by and have heard nothing but good things. Hope this helps!</p>
<p>ha ha I think it's so funny that people actually come to RI. I can't get over it. Just be prepared if you're from like florida or something New England weather is ridiculous. Sometimes a few toes can fall off.</p>
<p>Portsmouth Abbey is a great school. My D atttends Cushing Academy in Massachusetts. Is graduating and was accepted EDI at Vanderbilt. Her success is due in large part to Cushing. Cushing is very supportive and she thrived there.</p>
<p>@leahog93--If you want real weather, come to Vermont. Rhode Island is a walk in the park!</p>
<p>My son did a PG at Salisbury. He had a great experience. Very close knit group of guys. Plenty of APs if that's your thing. Great athletics. And a spectacular campus.</p>