Clark Preparatory School, Private boarding school in Hanover, New Hampshire.
Clark Preparatory School was a private boys boarding school located near Dartmouth College in Hanover. The institution focused on preparing students for college while fostering their personal development and academic achievement.
Founded in 1919 by Dr. Clifford Pease Clark, the school operated independently until merging with Cardigan Mountain School in Canaan during 1953. The closure led Dartmouth College to acquire several of its buildings for campus use.
The educational program emphasized preparation for enrollment at Dartmouth College while maintaining high standards for academic achievement and personal growth.
The school is no longer operating, but its buildings remain visible as part of the Dartmouth College campus today. Visitors interested in educational history can explore the Hanover area near Dartmouth College to see structures connected to this former institution.
Both founders were former Dartmouth College faculty members who created a direct link between secondary education and the university. This connection gave students an educational experience deeply tied to one of America's most prominent institutions.
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