It has added programs and facilities to accommodate the current school population of over 700 students and 100 faculty. Upper School students follow a college-preparatory curriculum and enter American colleges and universities in the U.S. and Europe.
Students also gain entrance to universities in the UK, Spain, and Japan.
Internationalism is encouraged in classes, clubs, and activities, as well as in travel and in the residential setting. Small classes, academic and personal guidance, close student-faculty relationships, and careful blending of structure with personal freedom are designed to encourage students to assume, as they grow older, increasing responsibility for their own growth and development. Of the 90 teachers, some 20 also serve as faculty residents in the dormitories. In addition to teaching, all faculty share in the responsibilities of advising, coaching, sponsoring activities, and chaperoning travel and weekend excursions, and also in the evening and weekend supervision of the campus. Their contacts with students are many and varied, creating a close-knit community and enriching the life of the school.