AT A GLANCE
Our History
Founded in 1954 by the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston
Located in Milton, Massachusetts
Our Students
All-girl
Grades 7-12
Approximately 225 students
40+ communities across Greater Boston and the South Shore
Religious backgrounds include Buddhist, Catholic, Christian, Hindu,
Islam & Jewish
96% of students participate in co-curriculars
21: National Merit Scholars since '12
2021 National Merit Scholar FINALIST
1.6 million 11th Graders take the PSAT each year; 16,000 are named National Commended Scholars. 21 Fontbonne students have achieved this distinction since '12.
7: Annual Average of AP Scholars
2021 National Scholastic Art Award
6 Scholastic Art & Writing Award Winners in 2021
100% Graduation & College Acceptance Rate
139: Colleges & Universities Annual Admission
$17.5 Million: Average Scholarships
$205,000: Average Scholarships per Student
Our Classrooms
The average class size is 16 students
7:1 Student-Teacher Ratio
84% of faculty hold advanced degrees
Honors and Advanced Placement courses
Early College programming
Our Student-Artists
Scholastic Art & Writing Award winners in:
Painting (2018, 2 x Gold Key)
Photography (2018, Honorable Mention)
Painting (2017, Silver Key)
Drawing (2017, Gold Key)
Digital Arts (2017, Silver Key)
Painting (2016, Silver Key)
Our Student-Athletes
11 Varsity teams
Basketball state qualified the past 5 years
Basketball played in the South Sectional Finals the past 3 years
Basketball has been Girls Catholic Conference League champs the past 5 years
2 Student-Athletes scored 1,000+ points each during ‘17-18 Basketball season
Ice Hockey state qualified in '13, '14, '15, 16
Ice Hockey was Girls Catholic Conference League champs in ’13 and ‘16
Lacrosse state qualified in ‘18
Soccer state qualified the past 2 years
Softball state qualified 4 of the past 5 years
Tennis state qualified in ‘17
Volleyball state qualified the past 3 years
Our Alumnae
More than 7,000 active alumnae
Working and residing on 4 continents
Our Affiliations
Association of Independent Schools New England
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
