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Welcome to Cotter Schools
More than just a classroom
At Cotter Schools your education is not limited to 4 walls. Cotter is a place where you will be challenged to achieve your full potential, both in AND out of the classroom. At Cotter you will join a learning community that is dedicated to faith, respect and using their lives in the service of others.
Here at Cotter Schools, we know we've got a good thing going. But why keep it to ourselves? We're ready to share it with you.
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Enrolling students from infant - Grade 12
Infant care spots for June are full. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please email ckaiser@cotterschools.org. Additional infant care spots will open in August.
Enrolling boarding students in Grades 7-12.
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1911
the year of our founding
1000+
students
45
acre campus
10,000
service hours annually
As a Catholic learning community, we believe God is present in all creation; each person is valuable and deserves respect; education prepares people to build a better world; and in community, everyone grows.
Want to learn more about Cotter?
Local Learners
Serving infants 6 weeks through Grade 12 on one campus.
National Scholars
Serving Domestic Boarding Students in Grades 7-12, living at Cotter.
Worldly Thinkers
Serving International Boarding Students in Grades 7-12, living at Cotter.
I am immensely grateful for my children's experience at Cotter Schools. It provides a nurturing, faith-based education that fosters academic growth, character development, and a strong sense of community. I highly recommend this school to any parent seeking a positive and well-rounded educational experience for their children.Morgan Gish
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Actual Genius
Your brain…it’s a fascinating place.
Damien Fair, class of ‘94, was awarded a MacArthur “genius grant” for his work on studying the brain while at rest.
A True Winner
1750 Career Wins!
Gene Shultz, class of '67, retired from coaching in 2014 as the “all time winningest USA high school baseball coach.”
A Billion Dollar Idea
$1,000,000,000 vending machine!
Bob Kierlin, class of ‘57, took his idea of a nuts & bolts vending machine and turned it into a Fortune 500 Company.
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