Miss Porter’s School
Farmington, CT
In 1843, Sarah Porter founded a school. Her purpose? To create access to transformational education. Today, Miss Porter’s School augments that legacy with innovation to prepare young women to shape a changing world.
There’s something magical about Miss Porter’s School. On the bank of the river in the charming village of Farmington since 1843 — Porter’s is always full of life. This community – with so many familiar faces – is spirited and serious, powerful and nourishing. Porter’s campus is where friendships are full time. Girls are free to be themselves . . . to make their voices heard. It’s a place of connection, building self-confidence and being part of something larger than themselves.
Porter’s girls are a BOLD dynamic group of day and boarding students from around the world living and learning together.
Our traditions — timeless, reverent, and fun — are the backbone of our community. Girls find connections with one another experiencing what Ancients have before them. It’s all about bonding, belonging and unity. It’s girl-focused and your forever-friends are right beside you.