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Fontbonne is a Catholic, college preparatory high school and early college for remarkable young women in grades 7-12 that embraces diversity in many forms, while fostering Gospel values and educational excellence.
Today, Fontbonne educates over 300 girls from more than 40 cities and towns across Greater Boston and the South Shore.
Our inclusive community is our strength and the reason our students and alumnae are confident, courageous women. Fontbonne's scholar-centered education and diverse student population prepare girls for the collegiate experience and cultivate an environment to grow in self-confidence, develop problem solving skills, and forge a unique academic path, while forming lifelong relationships with peers, mentors, and educators. Our students take advantage of comprehensive offerings within our programs through athletics, internships, dual enrollment, and co-curricular activities.
Our rich history and commitment to the charism of the Sisters of St. Joseph is evident in all programs at Fontbonne, as we strive to provide an excellent education that is accessible to all young women.
We are thrilled to welcome new families into our community and our hallways.
AP 2D Design, AP Biology, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Chemistry, AP English, AP French, AP Physics, AP Spanish, AP Studio Art - Drawing, AP US History
Club or Organization: AAPI Affinity Club, Admission Ambassadors, Community Circle Leaders, Creative Art, Dear Neighborhood Service Club, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, French Honor Society, Heritage and Genealogy Club, Latin Honor Society, Latinas Unidas, Law and Debate Club, Media and Photography Club, National Honor Society, Newspaper & Creative Writing Club, Peer Education, Peer Mediators, Positivi-Team, Public Health Club, Queer Straight Alliance, Retreat Leaders, Science & Astronomy Club, Spanish Honor Society, Spirit Committee, Step Team, Student Council, Student Union of Minorities, Tulip Club, Women in Business
Arts and Music Programs: Good Fountain Players Drama Club, Music & K-Pop Club, Yearbook
School Notes
Through Fontbonne's holistic approach to educating the whole
person, our Early College (EC) program begins with 7th grade where
our students are given essential skills, setting them up for
success in high school. Our curriculum in 9th and 10th grades
focuses on enhancing this foundation with exposure to seminar style
discussions, independent learning,and other methods necessary for
success in our accelerated academic program. In 11th and 12th
grade, students may take advantage of our dual enrollment
relationships and college-levelcourses thanks to our established
partnerships with local institutions like Regis College, Stonehill
College, and UMASS Boston. Our EC emphasis enables each Fontbonne
student theability to attain transferable college credit while
cultivating those distinct characteristics,attributes, and skills
she would not have acquired until her first years in college. But
Early College means so much more than just acquiring college
credits. Our EC is built upon a student-centered pedagogy, with
experiential learning, interdisciplinary courses, and acurriculum
taught through a lens of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Exposed
to concepts like restorative justice and self advocacy, our
students are able to lead genuine conversations aboutreal world
issues through our frequent Community Circles. Like so many
opportunities at Fontbonne, these efforts are student-driven and
student-led. With EC, our highly-educated faculty empower young
women to be architects of their ownlearning. Within and beyond the
classroom, students can engage in ways that encompass allaspects of
the EC experience. We are especially proud of our World Language
programs. Through this initiative, our Spanish students can
participate in a week-long service program in Puerto Rico. Our
French students can travel to Annecy, France and explore the
beautiful region. In both programs, students live with students at
the host school, immersing themselves in the language and culture.
Our French students host their French sisters as part of the
exchange. These are just a few of the distinct ways that Fontbonne
is the only Early College of Boston.
The application deadline for Fontbonne is Jan. 10 / rolling (applications are due on Jan. 10 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
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