TAFT FACTS

Enrollment: 577

Boys: 306
Girls: 271
Boarding: 467
Day: 110
Lower Mids (9th grade): 95
Mids (10th grade): 162
Upper Mids (11th grade): 147
Seniors: 173

Geographic Distribution

35 states
28 foreign countries

Students of Color: 25%

Admissions 2008-09

New Student Applications: 1,367
New Students Enrolled: 184
Percent from private schools: 40
Percent from public schools: 44
Percent from foreign countries: 16

Tuition 2007-08

Boarding: $41,300
Day: $30,700

Scholarship Information

Percentage on Financial Aid: 33
Total Grants: $5,617,300
Percent of School Budget: 16
Number of Grants: 196
Average Boarding Grant: $28,660

Faculty (123)

Male: 72
Female: 51
Average age: 44
Advanced degrees: 78

Faculty-to-student Ratio: 1:6

Average Class Size: 12

Academic Courses: 220

Volumes in Library: 59,000

Advanced Placement

Subjects: 30
Exams given: 505
Average score: 3.8 (out of 5)
Seniors writing exams: 83%

Class of 2007

Average SAT I Verbal: 636
Average SAT I Math: 644
Average SAT I Writing: 641
From the middles 50% of the class, combined SAT scores ranged from 1190-1400

College Acceptances

From 2004-2008, Taft Seniors (on average 165 per year) have matriculated in greatest numbers at the following colleges and universities: Boston College (25); Middlebury (25); Cornell (24); Georgetown (22); Trinity College (22); Boston University (20); U Penn (18); Harvard (16); Colgate (15); Hamilton (15); NYU (15); Colorado College (14); St. Lawrence (14); Bowdoin (13); Brown (13); George Washington University (13); Colby (12); Connecticut College (11); Dartmouth (11); Davidson (11); Wake Forest (10); Yale (10); Carnegie-Mellon (9); Princeton (9); U of Richmond (9); Bates (8); Bucknell (8); College of William & Mary (8); Lehigh (8); Amherst (7); Gettysburg (7); College of Charleston (7); Hobart and William Smith (7); Johns Hopkins (7); Southern Methodist (7); Syracuse (7); Tulane (7); Skidmore (6); U of Chicago (6); U of Colorado (6); Denison (6); Northeastern (6); Union College (6); U.S. Naval Academy (6); Williams (6); U of Wisconsin (6); Dickinson (5); Wesleyan (6); McGill (5); Mount Holyoke (5); UCONN (5); U of Southern CA (5); UVA (5); Washington University (5); College of the Holy Cross (4); Columbia (4); Duke (4); Emory (4); Fordham (4); Miami University (4); U of Miami (4); Northwestern (4); Notre Dame (4); Reed College (4); Rhodes College (4); Tufts (4); Vanderbilt (4)

General Finances

Market Value of the Endowment as of 6/30/08: $187,571,998
Endowment per Student: $325,081
Annual Operating Budget: $32,400,000

Sources of Income (percent of budget)

Annual Fund gifts: 11%
Endowment income: 26%
Tuition, fees, and auxiliary income: 63%

Value of Physical Plant: $164,410,882

Voluntary Support 2008-09

Annual Fund: $3,418, 401
Capital Gifts: $5,025,354

Alumni/ae of Record: 7,992

Campus Size: 220 acres

Headmaster
Assistant Headmaster
Director of Admissions
Dean of Students
Dean of Faculty
Dean of Academic Affairs
Director of Community Service
Director of Counseling and Community Health
Director of Athletics
Director of College Counseling
Director of Communications
Dean of Senior Class
Deans of Upper Middle Class
Deans of Middle Class
Deans of Lower Middle Class
Director of Security
Business Manager
Director of Development
Director of Annual Fund
Director of Technology
Director of Summer School
Director of Taft Education Center

William R. MacMullen '78
H. William Davis III
Peter A. Frew '75
Carl Carlson
Christopher Torino
Jonathan C. Willson '82
Elizabeth A. Frew
Jean S. Piacenza '75
David B Hinman '87
Terence A. Giffen
Julie S. Reiff
John B. Kenerson '82
Kevin Conroy, Ellen Hinman
Anna Hastings, Mark Traina
Bob Campbell '76, Edie Traina
Michael Bolton
Gil Thornfeldt
Chris Latham
Kelsey K. Pascoe
Mark R. Bodnar
Stephen J. McCabe, Jr.
David W. Hostage