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Cascadilla School is a co-ed preparatory school in Ithaca, New York, United States. The school was established in 1876 as a tutoring and college preparatory school for Cornell University.
The Cascadilla School was founded in the 1870s by two young Cornell University professors, Lucien Augustus Wait (1846-1913), who taught Mathematics, and Bela P. MacKoon (1840-99), who taught Latin and German.
The Cascadilla School is an independent high school founded in 1876 as a preparatory school for Cornell University. The school offers students today a flexible but traditional curriculum in grades nine through twelve.
The Cascadilla School offers a comprehensive four-year college preparatory high school curriculum. Each of our six academic departments offers traditional courses as well as a variety of electives. Our passionate teachers often create courses in their field or specialty, which yields dynamic and exciting classes.
Cascadilla School, founded in 1876 as a preparatory school for Cornell University, is an independent co-educational, not-for-profit high school. The school offers students an accelerated curriculum in grades nine through twelve as well as in a post graduate year.
Cascadilla School is an accelerated, college preparatory school curriculum for grades 8-12.
Cascadilla School is a small, private school with a 2 to 1 student-teacher ratio and a 100% college acceptance rate. It offers academics, diversity, and college prep, but no clubs, activities, or sports.
