To get a sense of the School, watch our DVD documentary “The Story of the Sant Bani School” here. Admissions Information Takes to the Road. You may have seen us at a New Hampshire Local Farmers Market near you during the summer with information about the school. Talk with us and get up some booklets, and a DVD of the school. We’d love to answer your questions. [left] Here Admissions Director Susan Dyment visited the Sanbornton Farmers Market and stands near student Tajian deMello-Folsom’s rendition of “The Thinker” pondering America’s ‘fast’ food choices and culinary habits.

Dear Interested Parent or Student,

Applications for admission are accepted throughout the school year; most decisions are made in the early spring.

Individual family tours are scheduled only for those students seeking admission into those grades in which there are predicted spaces. If you are interested in Sant Bani, please contact Becky Beane, the admissions secretary, to set up a tour of the school.

While we have been fortunate to attract the interest of parents and students throughout central New Hampshire, our growth carries with it the difficult task of choosing among many qualified applicants. Thus, there are waiting lists in several of our grades.

For those grades in which we do not have immediate openings, we maintain a “waiting pool.” When an opening becomes available, we consider all students in the pool for admission to Sant Bani. For those who are interested in filing an application in order to become part of our waiting pool, group information sessions are held during most months.

Once our admissions office has received completed applications and all of the accompanying paperwork, we will arrange a visit should reports indicate there is a possible good match for the upcoming school year.

Sincerely,
Susan Dyment
Director of Admissions
603 934-4240 × 107

Please check the Events Schedule regularly for upcoming admissions events.

Important Admissions Dates

• February 15: Parents of prospective students should request admissions materials before this date in order to be best served by the financial aid process. Call the school for more information on financial aid for admissions outside of the regular schedule.
• March 1: Applicants for financial aid are encouraged to complete and mail the School Scholarship Service forms by this date.
• First week of March: Gesell tests administered to potential incoming kindergarten and first graders (continuing as needed)
• Mid-April: Admissions committee begins meeting to consider applications for the following school year.
• First week of June: all incoming kindergarten through sixth graders come for “Move Up Day,” to spend time in their classrooms for the next year and meet their teachers and classmates.