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Collegiate School (Richmond, Virginia)

Private school in Virginia, US

Field	Value
name	Collegiate School
logo	Collegiate green seal 150.JPG
image	Collegiate School, Virginia.jpg
motto	Parat. Ditat. Durat.
motto_translation	Prepare, Enrich, Endure
address	103 North Mooreland Road
city	Richmond
state	Virginia
zipcode	23229
country	United States
coordinates
other_name
former_name
type	Private, day, college prep
established
religion	Nonsectarian
grades	JK–12
head_of_school	Jeff Mancabelli
faculty	218
gender	Co-educational
slogan	Minds that Seek, Hearts that Serve
enrollment	1,600
campus_type	Suburban
colors	Green and Gold

song	Hail Collegiate
mascot	Cougar
nickname	Cougars
accreditations	Southern Association of Independent Schools
Virginia Association of Independent Schools
publication	The Spark, The Magazine for Collegiate School
newspaper	Creative Voices (Student Newspaper) and The Flame (Creative Arts)
yearbook	The Torch
endowment	$84,605,000 (as of June 30, 2022)
tuition	$19,560–$32,820 (2024–25)
fees	Books & Supplies: $80–$650
Laptops: $900
team_name	Collegiate Cougars
website

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the Richmond, Virginia school founded in 1915

Virginia Association of Independent Schools Laptops: $900

Collegiate School is a private, day, preparatory school for boys and girls located in Richmond, Virginia, United States. The student body of Collegiate comprises about 1,600 total students from Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12. The Lower School and Upper School are coeducational, while the Middle School is coordinated with boys and girls in separate classes.

History

Collegiate was founded in 1915, by Helen Baker as the Collegiate School for Girls, a college preparatory school located in downtown Richmond. In addition to this campus in town, Collegiate opened the Collegiate Country Day School, off Mooreland and River roads, in 1953 Collegiate's Town School and the Country Day School merged on Mooreland Road in 1960. Today, Collegiate still remains on the Mooreland Road campus and has purchased over 155 acre in Goochland County. Collegiate had already developed 60 of these acres for athletic purposes.

Notable alumni

Ann Cottrell Free (1934), journalist and author
Ray Easterling (1968), former safety for Atlanta Falcons
Eugene Welch Hickok (1968), former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education
Stanley Druckenmiller (1971), investment manager
Steve Kelley (1977), syndicated cartoonist
Robert Wrenn (1977), professional golfer
Eric Cantor (1981), House Majority Leader (2011–2014), Member of the United States House of Representatives from Virginia's district (2001–2014)
David Allen Schools (1983), Widespread Panic bassist
Mike Henry (1984), actor, producer, and screenwriter for Family Guy, voice of Cleveland Brown, Herbert, Consuela, Bruce and various other characters
Robert Ukrop (1988), former professional soccer player for the Davidson Wildcats, Richmond Kickers, and New England Revolution
Thomas T. Cullen (1996), United States District Judge and former United States Attorney for the Western District of Virginia
Matt Reid (1996), baseball coach for the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles
Bret Myers (1998), soccer player and professor
Scottie Thompson (2000), actress (NCIS, Trauma)
Russell Wilson (2007), quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl XLVIII champion, businessman, and a minority owner of the Seattle Sounders FC
Jake McGee (2010), professional football tight end
Wilton Speight (2014), starting quarterback at University of California, Los Angeles (2018) and University of Michigan (2016–2017)
Evan Justice (2017), pitcher for the Colorado Rockies

Footnotes

References

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Fuller, Jaime. (2014-06-11). "The rise and fall of Eric Cantor: A timeline". Washington Post.
"Matt Reid - Baseball Stats - The Baseball Cube".
(February 19, 2003). "Kickers Re-Sign Two, Release One/Fox, Myers Return, Munthali Released". [[Richmond Kickers]].
"HARRIS: Russell Wilson had special presence long before reaching Super Bowl". The Washington Times.
McConnell, Jim. (November 22, 2009). "McGee the man for Collegiate".

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