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Mid-Atlantic Boarding School Group

Group of boarding schools in Mid-Atlantic United States From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The Mid-Atlantic Boarding School Group (MABS) is a group of private, college-preparatory boarding schools in the Mid-Atlantic United States that cooperate in their outreach to prospective students.

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Blair
Blair
Mercersburg
Mercersburg
Peddie
Peddie
St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's
Episcopal
Episcopal
Location of the school on the map of the Mid-Atlantic States.

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MABS consortium was established in 2014 by Blair Academy, Episcopal High School, Mercersburg Academy, and Peddie School. The St. Andrew's School joined the group a few months later as it had a significant applicant crossover.[1][2]

Its member institutions cooperate in their outreach to prospective students, sharing resources at domestic and international admission fairs. While the initial focus was on making travel more efficient and effective, the group currently focuses on redefining the mid-Atlantic schools as a destination, and not simply an alternative – setting aside time to define the history and value of the mid-Atlantic. The small size allows the group to be more adaptable and form tight bonds professionally.[1][3][4] The MABS group also facilitates collaboration between member schools, which can include shared academic standards, professional development for faculty, or athletics. The schools however do not have a uniform policy with respect to standardized testing and application deadlines.[2][5]

MABS schools are located on historic campuses, and offer students a strong sense of tradition and state-of-the-art facilities. The schools have smaller enrollments and have low student-to-faculty ratio. Episcopal & St. Andrew's are 100% boarding schools, while the other three school educates both boarding and day students.

In 2025, all the five MABS member schools were ranked top-25 in wealthiest traditional college-preparatory boarding schools in the United States, as measured by total size of their financial endowments.[6][7]

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