Concord, MA · 7–12
Last verified August 20, 2026
516 Monument St., 01742 · (978) 318-3524
Enrollment
320
Student:teacher
8:1
Published tuition
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Application fee
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Head of school
Derek Boonisar
Head of School
Derek Boonisar became the sixth head of The Fenn School on July 1, 2018. He first visited Fenn almost three decades ago as a candidate for a position teaching Latin in the Middle and Upper Schools, serving as an advisor, and coaching three sports.
Curriculum & special classes
The Fenn School offers a rigorous academic program for boys in grades 4-9, focusing on developing effective study habits, executive functioning skills, and long-term planning. The curriculum includes challenging academics taught in small classes, character education, a broad athletic program, and rich offerings in performing and studio arts.
Financial aid
Fenn recognizes that an independent school education is a significant investment and offers financial assistance to families. The school encourages families to discuss finances with their team, even if they are at the beginning of their school search.
Before & after school care
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Admissions
The Fenn School's admissions process aims to get to know each applicant holistically, assessing intellectual potential, academic readiness, social skills, and drive. It begins with an inquiry and includes a campus visit, parent application, submission of materials, and an entrance exam or group visit.
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January 31 for priority applications; applications submitted after this date will be considered for any remaining spaces.
Acceptance rate
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Application fee
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What they ask for: Inquiry form, campus visit, parent application, school transcripts, current teacher materials, personal recommendation from an adult outside school. Applicants for grades 4-5 require a half-day group visit with an academic assessment; applicants for grades 6-9 require ISEE or SSAT scores.
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