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Phillips Exeter Academy. 5.00 (30 reviews) Tel: (603) 777-3437. 20 Main Street. Exeter, NH 03833. www.exeter.edu. REQUEST INFO SAVE SCHOOL. Phillips Exeter Academy has a tradition of academic excellence, a distinguished faculty, and a long history of educating young people to find their place in the world. The heart of Exeter is its signature ...
菲利普斯艾希特學院（英語： Phillips Exeter Academy ，簡稱PEA，又稱艾希特），是一所私立 預科學校，提供9-12年級及畢業後一年（PG）的教育。 學院位於 美國 新罕布夏州 艾希特 鎮，是 十校聯盟 成員之一。
More than a school, Phillips Exeter Academy is an experience. This is 1,000 students exploring, taking on new challenges, living in a global community, and launching lifelong pursuits of learning ...
Die Bücherei der Phillips Exeter Academy im US-amerikanischen New Hampshire, ein spätes Meisterwerk des amerikanischen Architekten Louis Isadore Kahn, beeindruckt mit ihren klaren Formen und ihrer ungewöhnlichen Geometrie. Alle Lesenischen sind in Fensternähe platziert, und das riesige Atrium wird dank gekonnt angeordneter Öffnungen in natürliches Licht getaucht.
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21. Sept. 2023 · John Phillips’ vision was realized in 1783 when the New Hampshire Legislature granted a charter to establish the Phillips Exeter Academy, making it one of the earliest academies in the United States. The Early Years (1783-1830) Phillips Exeter Academy embarked on its journey with a modest beginning. In the early years, the academy focused on ...
Visit Campus. The best way to experience Exeter is to visit and meet some of the people who make it extraordinary. You’ll get the feel of campus and the New England town we call home. Your visit will provide an opportunity to explore campus. Campus tours are available for prospective students applying for the 2025-2026 school year.
Phillips Exeter Academy was founded in 1781 by Dr. John Phillips and his wife, Elizabeth, who resided in Exeter. Dr. Phillips felt strongly about what we now call community service, having given much of his time to his church, the town, and to the province. First a teacher by trade, he firmly believed in educating “youth from every quarter.” That sentiment remains a true reflection of the ...
