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Our Mission
Committed to excellence in the education of young women in a diverse community, Linden Hall provides a rigorous and multifaceted college-preparatory experience where each student is nurtured and inspired to reach her highest potential.
At a Glance
5:1
student to teacher ratio
20
horses on campus
275+
years of empowering girls
#1
private high school in Lancaster County, PA
19
AP classes
30+
student-led clubs
20+
countries represented
100%
acceptance to 4-year colleges
Discover Your Path
Admissions
We foster critical and independent thinking, deep intellectual curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning. Are you ready to be part of this dynamic tradition? We look forward to hearing from you!
Academics
Challenging coursework, extraordinary faculty, and world-class programs empower girls to excel. With our unique curriculum featuring advanced courses in nearly all disciplines, our students have limitless opportunities to challenge themselves academically.
Student Life
Each member of the Linden Hall family is supported by mentors, advisors, and friends who empower and inspire her on a daily basis. We seek to build a diverse community of lifelong learners who truly care about each other and the world around them.
Athletics & Riding
Our riding program offers a year-round, competitive training schedule. Whether you wish to compete internationally or are looking to become involved with horses for the first time, you will find a home at Linden Hall.
In the News
This year marked the successful debut of our new Odyssey of the Mind club. Odyssey of the Mind is international program that fosters creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking in students of all ages. Thanks to a PA Odyssey Jumpstart Grant, Linden Hall was able to establish our first-ever team and participate in this year’s regional and state competitions.
This week, Middle School Moving Up Day provided our eighth graders with the opportunity to learn all about what to expect as they enter high school next year.
The class first heard from a student panel about how to make the most of their high school experience.
Rigan '28, Linden Hall's journalist-in-training, recently sat down with Ms. Gow to learn more about her journey with dance and the things that inspire her most as a teacher. From her earliest memories with dance to her current teaching philosophy, Ms. Gow shares how dance has shaped her life in unexpected ways. Read the full interview at LHGirls.org/news!