Boarding Fee
Total Tuition, Room and Board: $57,900
Grier Girls become bold, engaged, and confident in a familial environment that is friendly and inclusive.
With a community comprising of 85% boarding students, Grier girls represent greater than 15 countries and 20 states each year. Additionally, our academic offerings and signature programs attract a wide variety of students. This diversity fosters a global mindset and a cultural richness in campus life.
At Grier, students respect for their teachers and form lasting relationships with their peers. Students bond with teachers both inside and outside of the classroom when teachers serve as chaperones and advisors to student clubs and organizations. Grier and its student leaders foster a sense of community by engaging the student body in school spirit days and hosting social events that include dances, magicians, competitions, and carnivals.
Being a boarding student helps a young person to develop independence very quickly. Along with this independence, a student at Grier develops self-reliance and a true sense of self that helps her to manage life’s small and big challenges. In the dorm, students learn the value of co-existing and cooperating with others in a very tight community. They enjoy the caring ways of their Resident Advisors who support girls much the way parents do. When you live with lots of other young people, the smallest experiences can become some of your best memories.
Boarding students at Grier live in dormitories or cottages. Each dormitory building or wing and each cottage is supervised by a duo of Resident Advisors, affectionately called “housemoms.”
In the dormitory suites, which are connected or adjacent to the main building, two students share one bedroom and two bedrooms share one connected bathroom.
Returning upperclass students can choose to live in one of the six cottages throughout the Grier campus. These cottages offer girls a comfortable living room and full kitchen in addition to bedrooms and bathrooms for students and Resident Advisors.
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