The Masters School

The Masters School Educating students to be powers for good since 1877.
📝 Grades 5-12
🏫 Day, 5- and 7-day boarding
📍 12 miles from NYC
🌳 96 acres on the Hudson River

The Masters School is a college preparatory day & boarding school for grades 5-12. Students live our mission, "to be a power for good in the world."

Their school colors may have changed, but their allegiance hasn’t.💜❤️Masters graduates and current Cornell students Jere...
09/15/2026

Their school colors may have changed, but their allegiance hasn’t.💜❤️

Masters graduates and current Cornell students Jeremy Li, Xavier Ralston, Lisa Yao, Anna Shub, and Aaron Weinberg reunited on the Arts Quad last week with Masters’ JackStevens, himself a Cornell alumnus. A great reminder that the connections made at Masters go far beyond our campus.

Nothing says New York like the Subway Series! ⚾️ Our boarding students had a great time at Yankee Stadium this weekend, ...
09/13/2026

Nothing says New York like the Subway Series! ⚾️ Our boarding students had a great time at Yankee Stadium this weekend, taking in the ultimate NYC experience and cheering on the action.

Middle school students, today marks the start of an exciting chapter. Bright beginnings, new friendships and wonderful o...
09/09/2026

Middle school students, today marks the start of an exciting chapter. Bright beginnings, new friendships and wonderful opportunities are waiting for you. Here’s to an amazing year ahead — you’ve got this!

The wait is over! Our campus is buzzing once again as we welcome upper school students back for the first day of the 202...
09/08/2026

The wait is over! Our campus is buzzing once again as we welcome upper school students back for the first day of the 2026–2027 school year. New faces, familiar friends, plenty of ice cream, and many exciting moments ahead. Here’s to a great year filled with learning, laughter, friendship, and new adventures.

Our athletes have been doing it with thy might throughout the last two weeks of preseason, putting in the work and build...
09/04/2026

Our athletes have been doing it with thy might throughout the last two weeks of preseason, putting in the work and building toward the competitions ahead. We can’t wait to see all that hard work pay off next week as the regular season gets underway. 🐾

Go, Panthers!

09/01/2026

A big Masters welcome to our first group of boarding students 🎉 Move-in day brought the energy, the enthusiasm and, of course, lots of suitcases back to 49 Clinton. Our second group of boarders arrive this Thursday and we cannot wait! 💜

An auspicious sunrise to start off the new academic year. We’re back — well, some of us, anyway. New and returning facul...
08/31/2026

An auspicious sunrise to start off the new academic year. We’re back — well, some of us, anyway. New and returning faculty, staff, and administrators gathered on the Quad this morning to reconnect after summer break, welcome the year ahead, and kick things off with a fierce game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. ✊📄✂️

Here’s to a bright start and a great year ahead.

🌅: Jason Hult, dean of teaching and learning

All the news that’s fit to print.Senior Ava Munitz spent two weeks this summer at The New York Times, getting a behind-t...
08/28/2026

All the news that’s fit to print.

Senior Ava Munitz spent two weeks this summer at The New York Times, getting a behind-the-scenes look at journalism from the people who live it every day. She explored different areas of the field, learned from working journalists, and sharpened her own writing and reporting skills along the way.

And just like that… our Summer Spotlights are coming to a close! ☀️ Students and faculty are starting to arrive on campus, and school starts in just over a week. We’re ready for the next chapter and all the stories that come with it.

Masters siblings Sofia Camacho ’26 and Allistair Camacho ‘28 reached new heights this summer, making it to the summit of...
08/25/2026

Masters siblings Sofia Camacho ’26 and Allistair Camacho ‘28 reached new heights this summer, making it to the summit of Mt. Whitney — 14,505 feet, the highest point in the contiguous United States. Together with their dad, they spent more than three weeks hiking 211 miles through California’s Sierra Nevada along the John Muir Trail. And of course, they brought a little piece of Masters with them!

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