The Frederick Gunn School in Washington, Connecticut, is surrounded by the rolling hills and sparkling lakes of Litchfield Country. It was founded in 1850 by Frederick William Gunn, an educator and outdoorsman. He deeply believed that personal development should be geared towards achieving intellectual strength, moral courage, physical rigor, and character. The huge campus contains woodlands, hiking trails, brooks and vantage points – creating a learning environment that encourages students to explore and grow as people.
