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IMS is a co-ed school for grades Pre-K to nine that offers a curriculum designed to inspire students to examine the world and be the change they wish to see in it. Learn about the boarding life, outdoor education, and student stories at IMS.
Indian Mountain School inspires in the members of our vibrant community the courage to climb, joy to create, passion to learn, and spirit to contribute.
Indian Mountain School (IMS) is a boarding and day school for students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 9, and is located on a 600 acre campus in Lakeville, CT. The boarding program begins in grade 5 and includes both a 5 day and 7 day option. The curriculum is designed with the understanding that our students have the power to effect real change
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- (860) 435-0871
- 211 Indian Mountain Road, Lakeville, 06039, CT
Indian Mountain School is a co-ed day school in Connecticut that challenges and supports students to explore complex topics and embrace different perspectives. Learn about the IMS approach, student life, and how to apply from the Head of School.
The beautiful campus of Indian Mountain School is surrounded by mountains and rivers. This school is multicultural, and the students here get equality and love. Every child's potential can be fully displayed here.
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- (860) 435-0871
- 211 INDIAN MOUNTAIN RD, LAKEVILLE, 06039, CT
Learn about the 100-year anniversary of Indian Mountain School, a co-ed boarding school in Lakeville, CT, and its founding values of education and service. Explore the milestones, traditions, and events of the school's history and its international alumni community.
The mound is the largest serpent effigy known in the world. The first published surveys of the mound were by Ephraim G. Squier and Edwin Hamilton Davis, featured in their historic volume, Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley (1848), that was commissioned by the Smithsonian Institution .
