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The Honor Code requires every student to attach and sign a statement certifying the originality of the assignments and papers she submits.

Kent Place teaches girls to see themselves as members of a larger community—and to believe that they have the power to make a difference.

On campus, making a difference might mean rallying their friends for Spirit Week, leading Morning Meeting or serving on student government. Off campus, it could mean volunteering at a senior citizen center or homeless shelter or with a Habitat for Humanity project. In addition, Kent Place students take full advantage of all that the New York City metropolitan region has to offer, from museums and theaters to parks and historic sites. In this way, they start to experience the richness of the world beyond this campus, and come to realize that true learning is never confined to the classroom.



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