The Walnut Hill Residential Life Program offers boarding students a safe, supportive community on our Natick campus. Our eight dormitories range in size from 15 to 50 students and offer single, double, or triple rooms, which are assigned based on a student’s length of time at the School, his or her grade level, and room availability. Trained Dorm Parents supervise the dorms and serve as adult role models who are there to celebrate student achievements and assist with any challenges that arise. Our culturally diverse student population makes life in the dorms a rich and unique experience for all of our students, and the ability to live and learn together on campus offers our boarding students the chance to grow in their independence and develop meaningful and lasting friendships.
Dormitories: Boarding students at Walnut Hill are housed in eight dormitories. Students are generally assigned dormitories by grade level—with freshmen housed with sophomores and juniors housed with seniors—allowing for appropriate programming and support for students in each dorm. Dorms range in size from 15 to 50 students, and all are supervised by trained Dorm Parents. Students may live in single, double, or triple rooms.
Grade Levels: 9-12, PG
Boarding Capacity of Students: 284
Boarding Room Type: Dormitory
Co-Curricular Activities: Walnut Hill School for the Arts offers a wide range of co-curricular activities, including various arts-focused clubs like the Walnut Hill Arts Action Team (WHAACT), Slam Society: Poetic Harmonies, and Walnut Hill Cinema Club. The school also features a strong selection of other clubs, such as the Community Service Club, Math Club, and Environmental Club, as well as sports and wellness activities like Dance, Spin & Barre, and Rock Climbing.
Facilities: Walnut Hill School for the Arts offers specialized facilities for dance, music, theater, visual arts, and writing, film & media arts, including dedicated studios, rehearsal rooms, a recital hall, and a theater. The campus also includes a Delbridge Family Center for the Arts, art galleries for exhibitions, and robust academic classrooms to support its college-preparatory curriculum.
Head of School: Eric Barber
Walnut Hill School For The Arts
12 Highland Street Natick, MA 01760, USA
Tel: +1 508 653-4312
Email: admissions@walnuthillarts.org
Website: www.walnuthillarts.org