a community of inspiring,
bold, and remarkable
learners and leaders.

At Belmont Day School, our students truly love learning. We nurture this every day through hands-on, interdisciplinary work that grounds the academic experience in the real world. Our faculty are experts at offering each individual the right level of challenge and support. As a result, our students build a strong sense of themselves and embody our core values of excellence, responsibility, caring, honesty, respect, and joy. Our eighth grade graduates go on to the high schools of their choosing, where they are embraced as confident self-advocates and leaders in their new school communities.

Discovering the joyful pursuit of excellence

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Discovering the joyful pursuit of excellence

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Inspire and Challenge

Last night, at our annual corporation meeting, the board of trustees rolled out the first mission statement in the school's history. The mission is the product of a robust and iterative process with community engagement at every turn. It is my honor and privilege to share it with you here. Inspire and challenge. At Belmont Day School, we foster intellectual curiosity, honor differences, and empower meaningful contribution with excellence, respect, honesty, responsibility, caring, and joy.

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in their own words

“Belmont Day has helped my children develop into leaders by nurturing creativity, initiative, and independent thinking.”

MIDDLE SCHOOL PARENT
“In our classes, there's a common trust between the students and teachers. And with that trust you can get a lot more done and have a much better experience.”

Eighth Grade Student
"A lot of discussions are student-led. There's no shouting over each other—we're all listening and participating."

Fifth Grade Student
"There is no doubt that Belmont Day fulfills learning by doing."

Lower School Parent