Visiting Proctor’s campus is the best way to experience “the Proctor magic.” However, if you are unable to travel to Andover or you would simply like to learn more, we have developed a series of virtual admissions events that thoroughly explore our breadth of programming and school culture. Learn about all aspects of Proctor – our community, educational model, and the diverse array of opportunities, both on and off campus, that Proctor affords its students. 

Our virtual events are hosted by faculty and administrators but feature student panels! Over the course of eight virtual events, you will have the opportunity to ask questions and engage with current Proctor students, parents, and faculty.

Check out recordings from previously recorded 2022-2023 virtual events HERE and our Virtual Video Experience.

Tuesday, October 4th, 2022 | 7:00 PM
Which Path Will You Choose? An Academic Overview
Proctor’s unique academic curriculum is founded on the belief that academic challenge, overt support systems, and a preference for hands-on, experiential modes of teaching creates enduring learning for students. Each student, with the support of teachers, advisors, dorm faculty, and others, has the ability to create their unique Proctor experience. We will discuss how Proctor establishes a flexible plan that pushes students to reach their potential while supporting individual passions. A recording of this event is available HERE.

Monday, October 10th, 2022 | 7:00 PM
Academic Support 101: Proctor’s Learning Skills Program
Proctor is nationally recognized for providing highly targeted learning support to college-bound learners. During this session, we will discuss how we provide individualized academic support and challenge our students, what this programming looks like on a daily basis, and how Learning Skills is integrated into the life of a Proctor student. A recording of this event is available HERE.

Tuesday, October 25th, 2022 | 7:00 PM
A World of Opportunities: Proctor's Off-Campus Programs
Proctor is widely recognized for national leadership in experiential education, and our off-campus programs are core to that distinction. To our community, off-campus programs are not separate, but integral to the Proctor experience, providing hands-on learning opportunities that allow students to truly connect to the content they are studying. 70% of Proctor students take part in term-long off-campus programs. These programs are directed by Proctor faculty and are fully funded by boarding tuition. Tune in to learn more about Ocean Classroom, Mountain Classroom, European Art Classroom, Proctor in Segovia, Spain, and Proctor in Costa Rica. A recording of this event is available HERE.

Tuesday, November 1st, 2022 | 7:00 PM
Outside the Classroom: Student Life at Proctor
This session will take a broad look at student life outside of the academic day. Student life at Proctor is filled with opportunities to engage with the community. We will discuss the role of the faculty advisor, dorm life, weekend programming, student clubs and affinity groups, health and wellness, and campus culture. A recording of this event is available HERE.

Tuesday, November 8th, 2022 | 7:00 PM
Arts, Athletics and Afternoon Activities
Proctor's robust selection of arts, athletics and afternoon programming will be presented, including our facilities and people who support our students' pursuits. After the end of the academic day, students can choose to participate in competitive team sports, outdoor activities, performing arts and community service opportunities. A recording of this event is available HERE.

Tuesday, November 15th, 2022 | 7:00 PM
Parent to Parent: A Conversation with Proctor Parents
This session will provide the opportunity for parents to ask those questions that might not get answered by the Admission Office! What is it really like to have a boarding or day student? When can I visit campus? Who is watching out for my child? No question is out of bounds for our parent group! *Please note: there is no recording available for this session as Zoom breakout rooms were used.