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Welcome to Doane Stuart, where private school education takes on a unique perspective. For almost five decades, we’ve been dedicated to serving the Capital Region with an education that prioritizes excellence and innovation in preparing students for the future.
Our educational programs are meticulously crafted to offer students an enriching and dynamic curriculum that blends tradition with flexibility, allowing them to pursue their passions. As one of the premier private schools in the Capital Region, Doane Stuart School provides an unparalleled academic experience focused on ensuring future success.
Beginning in the academic year 2024-2025, Doane Stuart and The Taylor School will join forces to provide an enriching educational journey, spanning from early childhood through high school. Our collaborative program offers a dynamic learning environment that fosters growth, development, and success.
With a focus on personalized attention and holistic well-being, we are dedicated to nurturing the overall growth of each student. Welcome to a transformative educational experience where every student can thrive.
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Statement of Nondiscrimination Policy
The Doane Stuart School admits students of any race, religion, color, national and ethnic origin, and sexual preference to all the rights, privileges, and programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. It does not discriminate in employment on the basis of race, religion, color, national or ethnic origin, or sexual preference, nor in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs and athletic and other School-administered programs.
Alumni Spotlight: Taking 5
Andrew Kauffman
There were many teachers and mentors that inspired me (Patty & Seamus Hodgkinson, Lisa Brown, Michael Green and Drew Levy – to name a few).
There were many teachers and mentors that inspired me (Patty & Seamus Hodgkinson, Lisa Brown, Michael Green and Drew Levy – to name a few).
There were many teachers and mentors that inspired me (Patty & Seamus Hodgkinson, Lisa Brown, Michael Green and Drew Levy – to name a few).
Alumni spotlight: taking 5
Ellen Jakovic
With our coaches, John Fitzsimmons and Jim Miggins, our softball team would take road trips to see the New York Yankees play baseball. Those trips were hilarious, with jokes, songs and crazy antics all-around.
With our coaches, John Fitzsimmons and Jim Miggins, our softball team would take road trips to see the New York Yankees play baseball. Those trips were hilarious, with jokes, songs and crazy antics all-around.
With our coaches, John Fitzsimmons and Jim Miggins, our softball team would take road trips to see the New York Yankees play baseball. Those trips were hilarious, with jokes, songs and crazy antics all-around.
Alumni Spotlight: Taking 5
Shahiba Kogut
My kids. I have two healthy and happy children. They give me a sense of joy that’s simply irreplaceable.
My kids. I have two healthy and happy children. They give me a sense of joy that’s simply irreplaceable.
My kids. I have two healthy and happy children. They give me a sense of joy that’s simply irreplaceable.
Alumni Spotlight: Taking 5
Shay Lahon
Just being in Mr. Febrey’s class! I had the wonderful opportunity of growing up with Mr. Febrey as a Spanish teacher from 7th grade to 12th grade.
Just being in Mr. Febrey’s class! I had the wonderful opportunity of growing up with Mr. Febrey as a Spanish teacher from 7th grade to 12th grade.
Just being in Mr. Febrey’s class! I had the wonderful opportunity of growing up with Mr. Febrey as a Spanish teacher from 7th grade to 12th grade.
Alumni Spotlight: Taking 5
Graham Tichy
I have been lucky enough to live in the Capital Region my entire life, presently in Wynantskill. As “square” as that may sound to the 18-year-old me,
I have been lucky enough to live in the Capital Region my entire life, presently in Wynantskill. As “square” as that may sound to the 18-year-old me,
I have been lucky enough to live in the Capital Region my entire life, presently in Wynantskill. As “square” as that may sound to the 18-year-old me,
Alumni Spotlight: Taking 5
Linda Cesare MacFarlane
I spent four years living with girls from different countries, different socio-economic backgrounds, and different religious beliefs. I learned to respect people who were different from me, listen to others, and value cultural differences.
I spent four years living with girls from different countries, different socio-economic backgrounds, and different religious beliefs. I learned to respect people who were different from me, listen to others, and value cultural differences.
I spent four years living with girls from different countries, different socio-economic backgrounds, and different religious beliefs. I learned to respect people who were different from me, listen to others, and value cultural differences.
