The most useful thing you can send is a correction. If a tuition figure, statistic, or school detail on this site is wrong or out of date, reporting it with a source link is the fastest way to get it fixed.
How to get in touch
A contact address has not been published yet. This guide is an independent editorial project, and a public inbox will be listed here once it is set up. Until then, corrections cannot be received by email.
Reporting a factual error
Corrections are handled under the editorial policy. To make one actionable, include:
- The page URL where the error appears.
- The exact statement or figure you believe is incorrect, quoted.
- A primary source showing the correct information — normally the school’s own admission or tuition page, or the publishing organization for a statistic.
Corrections verified against a primary source are made promptly, and substantive factual changes are noted on the page rather than made silently.
Reporting a closed or merged school
Closures are the most common source of stale information in boarding school research, because directory sites often keep listings live for years afterward. If a school covered here has closed, merged, or stopped boarding, that is worth reporting — it saves other families wasted time.
What this guide cannot help with
It cannot recommend a school for a particular child, assess an application, or advise on a family situation. It is an editorial publication, not an admissions consultancy or a placement service, and it has no relationship with school admission offices.
For those questions, the schools themselves are the right contact. If your situation involves a teenager in crisis, an independent licensed clinician — one with no financial relationship to any residential program — should assess the level of care needed before you contact any facility. That reasoning is set out in boarding schools for troubled teens.
To start researching instead, see the main boarding school guide or schools by state.
Contact FAQ
How do I report an incorrect tuition figure or statistic?
Send the page URL, the exact figure you believe is wrong, and a link to the primary source showing the correct number — usually the school's own tuition page. Corrections verified against a primary source are made promptly.
Can my school be added to the guide?
Schools can be suggested for inclusion, and factual corrections about an existing entry are always welcome. Inclusion is an editorial decision and cannot be purchased; no payment, advertising, or partnership arrangement affects whether or how a school appears.
Can you recommend a school for my child?
No. This guide does not provide individual placement advice or recommendations for specific children, and it is not an admissions consultancy. The pages on fit, costs, and applications are designed to help you make that judgment yourself with the schools directly.
Do you share visitor information with schools?
No. This site does not operate lead-generation forms and does not pass visitor or parent contact details to schools, consultants, or placement services.