Type
Boarding and Day
School
Stevenson School
Siviq Rank#87Carmel, CA • Boarding and Day
Boarding and Day18 AP Courses
Enrollment
514
Student-Teacher Ratio
8:1
Admit Rate
-
Reach
Global
Narrative
Profile Notes
Summary
Extracted from Stevenson School’s official 2024–2025 Profile for Colleges PDF supplied for a 2025–2026 target year. The PDF reports Upper Division grades 9–12 data: 514 students, 273 boarding and 241 day, with students from 17 states and 21 countries; Stevenson is a co-ed independent boarding/day school founded in 1952 and accredited by WASC through June 2031.
College Counseling
College Center contact: [email protected]; counseling staff includes co-directors and college counselors listed on profile.
Advanced Coursework
Students are generally permitted to enroll in only five academic courses per term, no more than three of which may be AP or honors courses.
Matriculation Notes
In the class of 2024, 122 students received 690 offers of admission from 267 colleges/universities in 36 states, the District of Columbia, and 9 countries.
Siviq Layer
Siviq Scores
Siviq Scores
Precomputed percentiles relative to similar schools. These scores are descriptive rather than judgmental.
Academic Program
74th percentile
Higher reported academic program than 74% of similar schools.
Combines advanced-course offerings, testing, and reported honors or IB signals.
Outcomes
36th percentile
Higher reported outcomes than 36% of similar schools.
Based on reported college destinations in the current school profile.
Reach & Access
58th percentile
Higher reported reach & access than 58% of similar schools.
Combines geographic reach and reported access signals from the current school data.
Student Experience
33rd percentile
Lower reported student experience than 33% of similar schools.
Lower student-teacher ratios score higher within each peer cohort.
Standardized Data
Profile
Profile
Overview
- Grades Served
- 12
- Residential Enrollment
- 273
- Day Enrollment
- 241
Profile
Admissions
- Matriculated
- 2,024
Profile
Academics
- AP Courses
- 18
- Honors Program
- Yes
- Average ACT
- 32
Profile
Student Body
- States Represented
- 17
- Countries Represented
- 21
- Students of Color
- 39%
- Receiving Financial Aid
- 33%
Profile
Policies
- Class Rank Policy
- Stevenson does not rank students
- Weighted Grades
- Yes
- Weighted Grades Policy
- Honors and AP courses receive extra weight of 0.3 grade points; plus and minus grades equal +/- 0.3; letter grades from grades 10–12 are included in the GPA.
Location Context
Nearest
Institutional Details
People & Credentials
Institutional
Leadership
President
Dr. Dan Griffiths
Head of Upper Division
Aimée Bates
Institutional
Contacts
Co-Director of College Counseling
Martha Allen
Co-Director of College Counseling
Jon Burke
College Counselor
Katie Bell
College Counselor
Dr. Zeila Frade
College Counselor
Brooke Higgins ’92
College Counselor
Dr. Karen Hiles ’95
College Counselor
Dr. Rebecca Kennedy de Lorenzini
College Counselor
David Schmittgens
College Center Coordinator
Alicia Parker
College Center
College Center
Address: 3152 Forest Lake Road, Pebble Beach, CA 93953; fax: 831-625-8394.
Institutional
Accreditations
Accredited
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Seven-year term through June 2031.
Institutional
School Codes
CEEB code
052435
External References
Links
College Outcomes
Top Colleges
Search & Answers
Stevenson School Frequently Asked Questions
What is the student-teacher ratio at Stevenson School?
The current school profile reports a student-teacher ratio of 8:1 at Stevenson School.
How many students are enrolled at Stevenson School?
The current school profile reports about 514 students enrolled at Stevenson School.
What grades does Stevenson School offer?
Stevenson School currently reports serving grades 12.
Is Stevenson School a day school or a boarding school?
Stevenson School is a private school.
Does Stevenson School offer advanced placement (AP) courses?
Yes. The current school profile reports 18 AP courses at Stevenson School.
How many students receive financial aid at Stevenson School?
The current school profile says about 33.0% of students at Stevenson School receive financial aid.
Which colleges show up most often for Stevenson School?
The current school profile highlights Grand Canyon University as one of the top reported college destinations for Stevenson School.
Does Stevenson rank students?
No. Stevenson’s profile says the school does not rank students.
How does Stevenson weight GPA?
Honors and AP courses get an extra 0.3 grade points. Plus and minus grades are also worth +/- 0.3, and GPA includes letter grades from grades 10–12.
How many credits do students need to graduate from Stevenson?
Stevenson students must earn 20 credits to graduate, according to the school profile.
Is Stevenson accredited?
Yes. Stevenson is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges through June 2031.
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Provenance
Sources
| Source | Type | Checked | Metrics |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-2026 School Profile (PDF) Used for normalized profile metrics, school facts, FAQ answers, and school SEO metadata. | School Profile PDF | Apr 02, 2026 | AP Courses • Academic Rigor Category • Access Category • Accreditations • Advanced Course Notes • Average ACT • More normalized profile fields |
| 2025-2026 school profile PDF stevensonschool.org/wp-content/uploads/Stevenson-18159-CollegeProfile-2024-FINAL-DIGITAL-2024-10-30.pdf | Official Linked File | May 12, 2026 | Day Enrollment • Founded Year • Honors Program • Matriculated • Receiving Financial Aid • Residential Enrollment • States Represented • Student-Teacher Ratio • Students of Color |
| Admissions - Stevenson School stevensonschool.org/admissions | Official Website Page | Apr 06, 2026 | Enrollment |
| About - Stevenson School stevensonschool.org | Official Website Page | Apr 05, 2026 | Grades Served |
| President’s Welcome - Stevenson School stevensonschool.org/about/president-welcome | Official Website Page | Apr 05, 2026 | Countries Represented |
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| Metric | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Grades Served | 12 | Stevenson is a co-ed independent school with day students in PK–Grade 8 (Carmel Campus) and boarding and day in grades 9–12 (Pebble Beach Campus). |
| Lowest Grade | 12 | 12 |
| Highest Grade | 12 | 12 |
| Postgraduate Offered | - | 12 |
| Boarding Status | Boarding and Day | Founded in 1952 as a boarding school for boys, Stevenson is a co-ed independent school with day students in PK–Grade 8 (Carmel Campus) and boarding and day in grades 9–12 (Pebble Beach Campus). |
| Boarding Status Code | boarding_and_day | Boarding and Day |
| School Type | Private | A selective college-bound boarding and day school... Stevenson is a co-ed independent school. |
| School Type Code | private | Private |
| Enrollment | 514 | The Upper Division (9–12) of 514 students includes 241 day students and 273 boarding students... |
| Residential Enrollment | 273 | The Upper Division (9–12) of 514 students includes 241 day students and 273 boarding students... |
| Day Enrollment | 241 | The Upper Division (9–12) of 514 students includes 241 day students and 273 boarding students... |
| Student-Teacher Ratio | 8 | The student/teacher ratio is 8 to 1. |
| Founded Year | 1952 | Founded in 1952 |
| School Leadership | - | Dr. Dan Griffiths — President. |
| Key Contacts | - | Martha Allen — Co-Director of College Counseling. |
| Accreditations | - | Stevenson is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges for a seven-year term through June 2031. |
| School Codes | - | CEEB: 052435. |
| AP Courses | 18 | AP-designated offerings listed across pages 2–3 include AP Music Theory, AP Photography, AP Art: Drawing & 2D, AP English, AP US History, AP Art History, AP Economics, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Computer Science A, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics C, plus World Languages note: “AP courses at level 4 in each language, and level 5 in Spanish.” |
| Average Class Size | - | - |
| IB Program | - | - |
| Honors Program | Yes | Honors and AP courses receive extra weight of 0.3 grade points. |
| Advanced Course Notes | Students are generally permitted to enroll in only five academic courses per term, no more than three of which may be AP or honors courses. | In order to ensure a balanced life, students are generally permitted to enroll in only five academic courses per term, no more than three of which may be AP or honors courses. |
| Faculty Count | - | - |
| College Counseling Summary | College Center contact: [email protected]; counseling staff includes co-directors and college counselors listed on profile. | Martha Allen, Co-Director of College Counseling; Jon Burke, Co-Director of College Counseling; College Center contact: [email protected]. |
| Testing Policy | - | - |
| Testing Policy Code | - | - |
| Average SAT | - | - |
| Average ACT | 32 | ACT (5 Students Tested; Average Composite: 32). |
| Matriculation Summary | In the class of 2024, 122 students received 690 offers of admission from 267 colleges/universities in 36 states, the District of Columbia, and 9 countries. | In the class of 2024, 122 students received 690 offers of admission from 267 colleges/universities in 36 states, the District of Columbia, and 9 countries. Students from the class of 2024 matriculated to the following schools. |
| Top Colleges | - | Grand Canyon University 1 student; California College of the Arts 1 student; California Lutheran University 1 student; California Polytechnic State University 4 students; California State University, Monterey Bay 1 student; Chapman University 1 student; Concordia University, Irvine 1 student; Loyola Marymount University 3 students; Monterey Peninsula College 3 students; Occidental College 1 student; Pepperdine University 1 student; Pomona College 1 student; San Diego State University 3 students; Santa Clara University 4 students; Scripps College 1 student; University of California, Berkeley 2 students; University of California, Irvine 1 student; University of California, Los Angeles 3 students; University of California, San Diego 1 student; University of California, Santa Barbara 1 student; University of California, Santa Cruz 1 student; University of Redlands 1 student; University of Southern California 4 students; Westmont College 1 student; University of Colorado Boulder 3 students; University of Denver 1 student; University of Hawaii at Manoa 3 students; University of Oregon 2 students; Purdue University 1 student; University of Michigan 2 students; Vanderbilt University 2 students; University of Wisconsin, Madison 1 student; University of Miami 2 students; Emory University 2 students; Southern Methodist University 2 students; George Washington University 3 students; Georgetown University 1 student; Boston College 1 student; Boston University 4 students; Brandeis University 2 students; Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1 student; Tufts University 2 students; Wellesley College 4 students; Johns Hopkins University 2 students; Columbia University 1 student; Cornell University 3 students; New York University 4 students; Syracuse University 1 student; University of Rochester 1 student; Brown University 1 student; University of Vermont 3 students; University of St. Andrews 1 student; IE University 2 students |
| States Represented | 17 | ...from California as well as 17 states and 21 countries around the world. |
| Countries Represented | 21 | ...from California as well as 17 states and 21 countries around the world. |
| Students of Color | 39 | 39% are students of color. |
| International Students | - | - |
| Receiving Financial Aid | 33 | 33% of students receive financial aid. |
| Tuition-Free Share | - | - |
| Applicants | - | - |
| Admitted | - | - |
| Matriculated | 2024 | 2024 matriculated |
| Admit Rate | - | - |
| Yield Rate | - | - |
| Class Rank Policy | Stevenson does not rank students | STEVENSON DOES NOT RANK STUDENTS. |
| Class Rank Policy Code | - | Stevenson does not rank students |
| Weighted Grades | Yes | Honors and AP courses receive extra weight of 0.3 grade points. |
| Weighted Grades Policy | Honors and AP courses receive extra weight of 0.3 grade points; plus and minus grades equal +/- 0.3; letter grades from grades 10–12 are included in the GPA. | Honors and AP courses receive extra weight of 0.3 grade points. Plus and minus grades equal +/- 0.3. Letter grades from grades 10–12 are included in the GPA. |
| Disciplinary Reporting | - | - |
| Boarding Model | boarding_and_day | boarding_and_day |
| Selectivity Category | selective | selective |
| Academic Rigor Category | high | high |
| Testing Policy Category | not_reported | not_reported |
| College Counseling Category | extensive | extensive |
| Student Body Reach Category | global | global |
| Access Category | meaningful_access | meaningful_access |
| Outcome Category | strong_outcomes | strong_outcomes |
| Signals | - | Boarding/day model is explicit: Upper Division includes 273 boarding students and 241 day students; profile describes boarding and day in grades 9–12.; Admissions pressure is not quantified: applicants, admits, admit rate, matriculated count, and yield are not reported; profile describes Stevenson as a selective college-bound school.; Score context is solid but not enough alone for a higher selectivity label: Class of 2024 SAT median total 1305 with 112 students tested; ACT average composite 32 but only 5 students tested.; Academic rigor signals include 18 AP-designated offerings, honors courses, weighted AP/honors grades, and an 8:1 student-teacher ratio.; Advanced-course load is intentionally capped: students generally take only five academic courses per term and no more than three AP or honors courses.; Testing policy is not reported in the supplied profile evidence.; College counseling appears extensive: profile lists a College Center, two co-directors of college counseling, multiple college counselors, a coordinator, email, and phone contact.; Student body reach is global: students come from California plus 17 states and 21 countries.; Access signal is meaningful but not high-access: 33% of students receive financial aid; no tuition-free share or stronger affordability commitment is reported.; Outcome evidence is strong and detailed: Class of 2024 had 122 students receiving 690 offers from 267 colleges/universities in 36 states, DC, and 9 countries, with a matriculation list including highly selective institutions such as MIT, Columbia, Brown, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Vanderbilt, Pomona, Wellesley, and UC Berkeley. |