What are some northeastern, laid-back boarding schools

[lilyesh]

I did the summer program at Lawrenceville, and I know a ton of people that go there. It is just as high stress at Andover and Exeter. There are Saturday classes that you have to attend. My TA told me everyone would be up at 12 doing homework.

I would take a look at NMH. It checks all the boxes. It’s very relaxed, but the academics are very good.

This thread is very helpful and would highly recommend checking it out.

Hidden Gems: Lesser-known Prep Schools

<p>Hola! It's me again. I might be jumping the gun on this one a little too early, but this year, I am trying to be very prudent in my school selections, so I wanted to make this thread.</p> <p>Specifically, this thread is for the lesser-known schools. I know that there are SO many boarding schools that are as wonderful as the ones that are mentioned ALL the time on this website. What I need YOU to do is if you know any of these Schools (think outside the box!) then please list them in your post below. </p> <p>Additionally, something really nice from current and former students, as well as adults, is to provide an in-depth description of the school. How the vibe is, what classes and programs are unique, what sport or art it is particularly strong in, etc. I think if someone provides with me a good description of a school, instead of listing the names and saying, "Look this up!" would particularly pique my interest.</p> <p>There is also something I would personally like. I would l…