Several dozen private schools in the northeast offer rowing as a sport. Many have been doing it for years and compete regionally and nationally in the spring and fall regattas.
The Derryfield School, Manchester, NH
"Derryfield School Crew's schedule now regularly includes the New Hampshire Championships, the North East Regionals, the New England Interscholastic Rowing Association Championship Regatta, the Head of the Charles, and dual races with some of the most prominent secondary schools in the northeast."Dexter School, Brookline, MA
"To paraphrase an old automobile commercial, Dexter is not your father's elementary school anymore. Today, Dexter is your son's K-12 school. It is a school that for over 80 years has been preparing boys to meet the challenges of their world with strong minds and bodies and a firm ethical foundation. That mission has not changed. The grade levels offered have evolved, but the principles and values taught, honored, and lived daily at Dexter remain remarkably the same for all students, no matter their age."Greenwich Academy, Greenwich, CT
"GA girls are bright, earnest, kind and eager to learn. Since 1827, generations of girls have contributed their unique and diverse stories to our community. While traditions like Ingathering and Charter Day bring us together and foster a sense of belonging, the warm and inclusive atmosphere of our school is derived from our deep appreciation of what each individual gives to the GA family. Together, we put forth our best efforts in academics, the arts, athletics and community service. The pursuit of excellence is a natural process for GA girls, who remain ever mindful of our motto - Ad ingenium faciendum, 'Toward the building of character.'"Groton School, Groton, MA
- Type of school: Coed, boarding/day
- Religious Affiliation: Episcopal
- Students: 356
- Faculty: 55
- Tuition: Day: $33,260; Boarding: $44,350
The Gunnery, Washington, CT
"Over the last several years, The Gunnery has emerged as a recognized rowing power, finishing in the top six or better at the NEIRAs, winning the high school division at the prestigious Head of the Charles regatta eight times in the last ten years, and winning the New England Championships in 2004. We have had a number of rowers compete on the US Junior and Senior National Teams and many have forged careers in Division I rowing."Hyde Schools, Bath, ME
"The school began with a focus on Five Words: Courage, Integrity, Leadership, Curiosity, and Concern, and the cardinal principle that every individual was born with a unique potential that defines a destiny."Kent School, Kent, CT
- Type of school: Coed, boarding/day
- Religious Affiliation: Episcopal
- Students: 571
- Faculty: 80
- Tuition: Day: $33,000; Boarding: $42,000



