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Location
Chadwick School
Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA, United States
Information
Religion	Nonsectarian
Administration	Frederick T. “Ted” Hill, Headmaster Mark Wiedenmann, Director of Upper School John Fiske, Director of Middle School Megan Scannell, Director of Vilage School
Faculty	96
Student:teacher ratio	8:1
Type	Independent
Campus	Suburban 55 acres
Athletics	22 CIF Varsity teams
Mascot	The Dolphin
Color(s)	Navy Blue, Carolina Blue, White
Established	1935
Enrollment	816 students Village School(K-6): 315 Middle School(7-8): 158 Upper School: 343
Homepage	www.chadwickschool.org

Chadwick School is a K-12, coed, nonsectarian, non-profit, independent day school located in Palos Verdes Peninsula, California. It was founded in 1935 by Margaret Lee Chadwick.

1 Overview
2 Athletics
3 Accreditation and Membership
4 Notable alumni
5 References
6 External links

Overview

Chadwick's current enrollment is slightly larger than 800. Chadwick is divided into three sections: the Village School (K-Grade 6), the Middle School (Grades 7-8), and the Upper School (Grades 9-12).

Athletics

The Chadwick Upper School is involved in athletics through the CIF Southern Section as a member of the Prep League. With 37 teams, Chadwick competes in 23 separate boys' and girls' sports. On average, almost 90% of Chadwick Upper School students participate in at least one sport each year. Historically, Chadwick's two main rivals have been Pasadena Poly and Flintridge Prep. The Gold Cup, one of California's oldest rivalry trophies, changes hands each year in the annual Flintridge-Chadwick football game. After a decade-long losing streak, Chadwick won the Gold Cup on a last-second score by current Duke wide receiver James Brooks.