Admissions Events and Outreach
Academically adventurous students flourish at Commonwealth School, challenged by rigorous classes and supported by extraordinary faculty. You can learn more about joining our community by attending one of several free, convenient admissions events throughout the year or by taking advantage of other opportunities to connect with us.
Connect with Current Commonwealth Families
Want to learn more about our community and programs—from the people who know them best? If your family is considering Commonwealth for the 2026–2027 school year, we invite you to connect with a current Commonwealth parent who can share their experiences and answer your questions. To request a conversation, please complete the form on this page. We’ll match you with one of our parent ambassadors, and they'll follow up with you within a week or so to schedule a phone call or Zoom meeting.
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Past Event Recordings
Virtual Open House
Tune into our first Virtual Open House of the season! You'll get a sneak preview of the application process before the main event: wide-ranging panels with current students and parents, who share their experiences with everything from the “workload balancing act” to Hancock bonding experiences, from "incredibly intellectually engaging classes” to the mind-boggling variety of extracurriculars, and much, much more.
Financial Aid 101: How to Make a Commonwealth Education More Affordable
Tune into this webinar to get answers to your questions about financial aid at Commonwealth: how to apply, what financial aid includes, our approach toward granting financial aid, and much more. Thank you to all who joined us and asked such thoughtful questions! We always welcome additional questions, too: admissions@commschool.org.
Virtual Information Session for Fall 2026 Admission
Kick off the 2026 admissions process with Commonwealth School! Tune in as two panels—one with current students, the other with current parents—discuss everything from application considerations to academic support to simply commuting to school.
My first impression of Commonwealth was that it was a small school made up of highly intellectual people. And while this proved to be true, the social environment of the school also turned out to be way more interesting and dynamic than I had anticipated. I didn’t expect Commonwealth to make me feel so comfortable or that I would make friends with lots of people in my grade and in others.
