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Our Mission
Our mission is to prepare students for full participation in the intellectual, economic and civic life of our society, by ensuring their full preparation and access to further education, the skills and vision to undertake a rewarding career, and the motivation and character needed to engage deeply and productively in community life. We view parents and community members as integral partners in this endeavor.
College Matriculation
We have had four graduating classes. 100% have been accepted to four year colleges. 75% are currently pursuing higher education, 2% in the military and 23% are working. Obtaining sufficient financial aid remains the single largest barrier to access to further education. Your gift to our Annual Fund helps our Alumni Support and scholarship program. You may also earmark your gift for our new Alumni Need Fund. Thank you.
Codman alumni are currently enrolled at:
Codman alumni are currently enrolled at:
| Bates College | Mount Holyoke College
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A Special Codman tradition is for alumni to lead the procession at graduation. 50% of our alumni returned to march.
Photo Credit: Susan Barrett
Class of 2008 - 100% accepted to college
Acceptances include Pitzer, Denison, Union, New England College, Holy Cross, Trinity, Suffolk, Cheney State, Wheaton, Johnson and Wales, Bridgewater State, UMass Amherst, Regis, University of New Hampshire, Southern New Hampshire University, Utica, Wingate and New England Art Institute. Congratulations to the families and class of 2008!
In the News
Recent features in The Boston Globe:
• KNOW THYSELF by Ric Kahn (February, 2008)
• HAITIAN-AMERICAN FINDS HER INNER JULIET by Ric Kahn (July, 2007)
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• KNOW THYSELF by Ric Kahn (February, 2008)
• HAITIAN-AMERICAN FINDS HER INNER JULIET by Ric Kahn (July, 2007)
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New Films About Codman
Alumni Voices
Urban Bird Sounds Project
Be sure to visit The Urban Bird Sounds Project (in process), a podcast audio guide produced by the students in Regan Brooks' Saturday class. Listen carefully, though -- there's a quiz at the end!