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School Facts

Statistics
Student Body: Grades 5-12
Enrollment: 449
Boarding Students: 6 states and 22 countries represented
Faculty: 68
Student/Faculty Ratio: 7:1
Average class size: 10
College Placement: 100%
Extracurricular Activities: 20 School-sponsored organizations
Athletics: 20 Interscholastic Teams, Members of The Ohio Valley Athletic Conference, Members of the Interstate Prep School League

Leadership Opportunities
The James F. Companion Leadership Institute: The James F.
Companion Leadership Institute is a program being offered for all ninth grade students. The course is called, Navigating Transitions: Learning, Leading, & Collaborating and focuses on leading oneself in all areas of life.
Prefect System:
The prefect system is a form of student government and leadership. It is comprised of outstanding seniors and a limited number of exceptional juniors.
National Honor Society:
Membership in local chapters is an honor bestowed upon a high school student Selection for membership is based on outstanding scholarship, leadership, service, and character. 
Middle School Leadership Council (MSLC):
The Middle School
Leadership Council is an active student group within the middle school to guide the student body of Linsly's core values of citizenship, respect, integrity, courage, responsibility, and perseverance.
National Junior Honor Society (NJHS):
Membership in local chapters is an honor bestowed upon a middle school student. Selection for membership is based on outstanding scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship.
Resident Assistant (RA):
The role of the RA is to be a resource for both new and returning students, as well as to help foster a strong sense of community within their halls and the on campus community as a whole.

Campus
Campus Size: 57 Acres
Facilities: 18 Buildings, including 4 dormitories
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Other Information
School Colors: Orange and Black
Athletic Team Name: The Cadets
School Song: The Linsly Alma Mater by Douglas Haigwood

Accreditations
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
The Independent Schools Association of the Central States

Associations
National Association of Independent Schools
The College Board
National Association of College Admissions Council
Potomac Chesapeake A.C.A.C.