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Page 3 Maryland’s independent schools are taking the lead in introducing the International Baccalaureate curriculum.

Page 5 Schools serve the whole child with a focus on nutrition, wellness and more.

page 7 Charter schools in Maryland are gaining steam, but is the state’s law restricting their growth and autonomy?

page 9 From iPads to 3D printers, students enrolled in the state’s independent schools are on the cutting edge of education technology.

School listings, page 11 Search Maryland’s independent schools in this county-by- county guide.

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MAXIMILIAN FRANZ Karl Adler, the head of St. James Academy in Monkton (center), looks on as students Ben Sullivan (left) and Sophia Caban demonstrate a project they are working on as part of the school’s International Baccalaureate curriculum. Independent schools take the lead in IB trend

BY SEBASTIAN MONTES forming well on one specific test, IB Special to The Daily Record takes a holistic approach that promotes contemplation, context and critical The handful of Maryland private thinking. schools that have in recent years joined St. Paul’s School in Brooklandville the growing tide of the advanced Inter- launched its own IB program in the 2007- national Baccalaureate curriculum are 08 school year. In the six years since, now able to boast of the program’s post- roughly one-fifth of each class has gotten grad success. the IB diploma. That number is starting The International Baccalaureate pro- to grow. gram, created in Europe a half-century The class of 2013 graduated roughly ago, has grown to include more than 1.1 million students in 146 countries at more twice the previous number of IB stu- than 3,600 schools. Maryland is home to dents. And come next June, more than 44 of those schools, of which six are pri- half of the graduating class will be doing vate. so. Three members of St. Paul’s first The high-rigor curriculum is spread- class of IB graduates have gone on to ing throughout Maryland as educators win Fulbright scholarships. say it makes students better prepared The impact on the student body as a not only for college but also for the in- whole has been clear, said Joel Coleman, creasingly global 21st century market- head of St. Paul’s upper school. place. “We see that they are prepared to do As with the Advanced Placement the work across the assignment spec- MAXIMILIAN FRANZ program, IB students earn college cred- trum rather than just be ready for a spe- St. James Academy in Monkton became the ﬁrst independent Episcopalian middle school its while still in high school. But unlike to offer International Baccalaureate in Maryland in the 2009-10 school year. AP, which gears students toward per- See CURRICULUM 4 [ 4] PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS GUIDE 2013

Curriculum >> IB seen as ‘sound educational practice for the future’ Continued from 3 cific test,” he said. “IB has really brought the challenge to the students [and] more of them are ready to step up and take on a tougher curriculum.” The program’s popularity among Maryland high schools has spurred primary and middle schools to follow suit. St. James Academy became the first independent Episcopalian middle school to offer IB in Maryland, in the 2009-10 school year when it received World School authorization, seeing it as “sound educational practice for the future,” said Lori Dembo, International Baccalaure- ate middle years programme coordinator and academic dean. Now, all 95 of the school’s students in sixth through eighth grade are immersed in the all-day curriculum, which has the school “embracing the new and balanc- ing it with the traditional.” Prior to IB, geography was a subject looked at “more in a statistical and land format,” Dembo said. “Now we look at it as a cultural appreciation. When we approach things now, we look at the bigger picture.” For St. James Academy in Monkton, the IB curriculum presents an opportunity students wouldn’t otherwise have. Students Skype with schools in Spain MAXIMILIAN FRANZ and South America. They run a cultural Judy Connelly, director of development for St. James Academy in Monkton (left), chats with head of school Karl Adler outside of the exchange program with a nearby Muslim independent Episcopalian middle school in Monkton. school. To augment lesson plans about the learn about all cultures, to become seri- “The global perspective and promoting and caring about others is the most im- Holocaust, they collaborate with stu- ous global citizens. Those are important reflective thinkers allows our students to portant thing. If you can do that within dents at a Hebrew school in Baltimore. things; our children need to be con- be informed and involved citizens of the any program, you’re succeeding to help “Our parents, they want their child to nected with the world,” Dembo said. world. Having our students be inquirers your students become future leaders.”

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When Mt. Washington Pediatric opened its doors nearly a century ago, it took on the most pressing ailments of the day, scourges such as tubercu- losis and scarlet fever. As the Balti- more hospital has evolved with the times, that has increasingly – and alarmingly – brought it face to face with a new and growing epidemic: pediatric obesity. “It’s the biggest issue for a lot of the kids we see,” said Michelle Demeule- Hayes, director of the hospital’s Center for Nutritional Rehabilitation. “There’s no shortage for us, unfortunately, of those patients.” Under its Weigh Smart initiative

For these kids, most of them are the ones teased at school and “isolated at school. Michelle Demeule-Hayes MAXIMILIAN FRANZ Director, Center for Nutritional Jairus Privette, 14, (left) is assisted by Sonya Johnson- Branch, a physical therapist assistant and certiﬁed personal trainer. Jairus is a par- Rehabilitation ticipant in Mt. Washington Pediatric Center’s "Weigh Smart" Exercise Program.

Twice a week for two hours, Mt. “yay moments,” she said, that bring Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! cam- Washington dieticians and therapists the child a lasting emotional payoff – paign are raising awareness. counsel the children on portion sizes, fitting into a prom dress, for example. “We’re definitely seeing steps in the eating better at fast food restaurants, “For these kids, most of them are right direction,” Demeule-Hayes said. launched in 2005, Mt. Washington snacking, how to handle barbecues the ones that are teased at school and “I think the pendulum is swinging, but treats more than 200 children per year, and birthdays, how to deal with the isolated at school, so I think for a lot it’s slow.” a dozen at a time in 10-week sessions. inevitable teasing and bullying about of them just this group dynamic and And as private schools adapt to The average youth that comes through their weight, stress management and coming together and exercising in a take on those challenges during the its doors is 12 years old, weighing 200 making the little choices that add up safe place, it’s definitely positive for school day, it has amounted to a shift- pounds – many of them saddled with to more burned calories. their well-being,” she said. ing landscape toward a “whole child” complications like pre-diabetes, fatty The results: statistically signifi- The American Medical Association approach to education. livers and high blood pressure and cant improvement in quality of life, has now defined obesity as a diag- cholesterol. and anecdotally, the abundance of nosed disease, and initiatives like See WHOLE 6

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Whole>> Successful programs focus on non-academic curriculum Continued from 5 At St. Paul’s School for Girls, awareness about diet and nutrition are just the start. Wendy Sunderlin, who’s now in her second year as the Baltimore school’s counselor, is pushing a spate of programs that emphasize non-academic curriculum: interpersonal skills, using relationships as a weapon or manipula- tion, exclusion, gossiping, cyber-bullying, reducing the negative stigma around mental health, sex education, spiritual education and stress management. Community service is also at the fore, whether it be locally or overseas. This year, students will be creating their own three-minute video public service announcements on wellness topics of their choosing. And Sunder- lin is especially excited to expand a new program where upper-school girls mentor sixth-graders on different topics every month, including self-advo- cacy, body image, self-esteem, gender relations, digital citizenship and being safe online. “The holistic approach is taking off,” Sunderlin said. “It’s now starting to catch on at the higher, more ad- MAXIMILIAN FRANZ vanced levels. We’re trying to incorpo- A growing number of programs are looking to serve the needs of the whole child. That includes the Weigh Smart exercise program operated rate these programs into the by Mt. Washington Pediatric Center. classroom, within the school day.” After only her first year, the out- connections. the staff as well as their peers. It’s just “They’re able to self-actualize all come of such approaches have yet to “A lot of our initiatives are really a really great opportunity for the girls those difference facets of themselves,” take tangible shape, but she’s been to put the girls in leadership posi- to be themselves and explore all the she said. “It builds that sense of char- hearing from students and parents tions. It really helps the girls feel con- different aspects that are coming into acter and understanding of who they that the girls appreciate the close nected and safe with the faculty and their lives.” are.”

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MAXIMILIAN FRANZ Monarch Academy, a charter school in Glen Burnie, led by principal Maurine Larkin (center and bottom left), opens up more educational opportunities for students. While some charter school supporters say the schools are not a cure-all for education challenges, they do expand options for families. She poses in the charter school and (above) gives a tour to new teachers Tim Jessilonis, a seventh-grade math teacher, and Sean O'Connor, a ﬁfth-grade special education teacher.

BY MIKE DENISON tions yields diversity. Tom Neumark, [email protected] president of Frederick Classical Char- ter School, which opens this year, said It’s been 10 years since the first there was no free classical school avail- charter school opened in Maryland. By able to Frederick County parents, and CharteR now, the question must be asked – are he thought that some students would these schools better than traditional, benefit from attending one. state-run public schools? Of course, not every charter school Some say that charter schools have resembles Neumark’s. Some offer a schools the potential to fix Baltimore’s strug- more progressive, hands-on teaching gling city school system, and the num- style, like Monarch. Some revolve bers reflect the momentum – with 38 of around a particular subject area, like Maryland’s 52 charter schools within technology or the arts. Others, like the city limits. Afya Public Charter School in Balti- expand The publicly funded, but independ- more, focus on promoting health, even ently operated schools tend to be pop- offering students “spark lessons” in ular, with many Maryland charter which class is interrupted for physical schools logging waitlists in the hun- activity, according to its founder, Will dreds. McKenna. options for However, Maurine Larkin, principal The only thing that all charter of Monarch Academy in Glen Burnie, is schools have in common is that, being more reserved. privately run, they can avoid the bu- “I don’t think they’re a magic cure,” reaucracy and structures of the tradi- she said. But “they give people choice.” tional system. students Indeed, freedom of choice is one of That is, except in Maryland, accord- the central tenets of the charter school model; independence from state restric- See Charter 8 [ 8] PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS GUIDE 2013 charter>> Charter schools have more autonomy, but face roadblocks Continued from 7 study said that 25 percent of charter ing to Neumark, where Maryland re- schools surveyed outperformed tradi- cently was ranked by the National Al- tional counterparts in reading, while 29 liance for Public Charter Schools as the percent did so in math. But the study second-least charter-friendly among the also acknowledged that numbers vary 43 states and the District of Columbia wildly by state, and some of charter that allow charter schools. schools’ improvements can be attrib- The rankings took into account the uted to the closing of underperforming autonomy and resources that state laws schools, rather than improved perform- provided for charter schools; Mary- ance across the board. Will DuBois, vice chair of the Mary- land’s law scored 42 points out of 228, land Charter School Network, acknowl- 130 points behind first-ranked Min- edged that the state charter law has a nesota. long way to go. He also added that some “We’re not really trying the charter of the school board micromanagement school idea in Maryland at all,” he said. was due to school boards feeling per- Public charter schools, which first sonally responsible for charters’ suc- appeared in the U.S. in Minnesota in cess. Only local school boards can 1991, offer a free alternative to parents authorize a charter school in Maryland, dissatisfied with traditional public MAXIMILIAN FRANZ while other states allow independent schools. These schools are run by an Monacrh Academy principal Maurine Larkin says that charter schools offer another option entities to authorize the schools. authorizer (a school board or another for families in Maryland. The schools receive public funds but have more autonomy in the In Maryland, there is a tendency for educational organization), which signs way in which they operate. school boards to be very hands-on with a charter that outlines the school’s vi- charter schools – which some operators sion, goals and standards. Failing to up- from writing its own checks – with that ter schools in the state ensured that say deprives them of some of their in- hold those standards can result in a duty falling to the district. fewer schools would fail financially. tended autonomy. Nationwide, how- charter failing to be renewed or can- He also said that his school could Those who hoped the charter school ever, authorizers take a less hands-on celed outright – effectively closing the not evaluate its own teachers or use al- movement could bring about an educa- approach. school. ternative certification; the latter was es- tional revolution may be disappointed. “There are systems that are recep- Their independent nature results in pecially frustrating, considering that The Center for Research on Education tive to the idea [of charter schools] but many charter schools offering unique few teacher certification programs em- Outcomes (CREDO) released a study in have a lot of concerns about the imple- curricula and teaching styles that cater phasize the classical education his January that said that while charter mentation,” said DuBois. “They feel like to some struggling students. school offers. schools that scored well on tests ini- they’ve been left with a lot of responsi- According to Neumark, the difficul- However, the heavy involvement of tially tended to remain high-scoring, bility.” ties in running a charter school stem the school board has benefits, accord- schools with the worst initial test That responsibility opposes the na- from Maryland’s law and even more re- ing to William Reinhard, spokesman for scores rarely improved significantly. ture of charter schools, according to strictive county laws. the state Department of Education. He However, beyond that, data regard- McKenna. Charter schools need author- “We literally cannot write a check,” said that being so closely tied to school ing the relative effectiveness of charter ity and accountability – both of which he said. boards meant charter schools were schools has been inconclusive at best, are “very hard to achieve when you’re Under the contract with the school more in tune with their communities, largely due to charter schools’ relatively operating in a bureaucracy that has its district, the charter school is prevented and the relatively slow growth of char- young life in the U.S. Another CREDO own interests.”

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COURTESY OF MARYVALE PREPARATORY SCHOOL At Maryvale Preparatory School in Brooklandville, every student is equipped with an iPad and access to the Internet. The devices are used to help students organize their workload, practice skills, take notes and complete other tasks. From iPads to 3D printers: How technology enhances learning

BY NICHOLAS C. STERN discussed in a math or science class and ter don’t have to be initiated by a teacher. studies and beyond, to the working Special to The Daily Record develop multi-media projects to help ex- “My hope is the girls will also design world, Wolfe said. plain what they’ve discovered, Evins said. their own curriculum,” Evins said. At Maryvale Preparatory School in Picture an orderly bank of computers For example, students studying bones “There’s no end vision in sight.” Brooklandville or St. James Academy in a classroom, the young students sitting in biology class would research bone for- School-wide, technology is incorpo- in Monkton, collaboration among stu- silently before their computer screens as mation and structure in groups at the rated into classroom activities where students and teachers is also at the heart they click at prompts or learn how to nav- STAR Center, learn about the benefits of dents have access to PowerPoint of their efforts to incorporate the latest igate their word processing software. sport on bone health, publish a digital presentations and can add notes as lec- technologies. This static, graying vision of the book that includes their findings and de- tures are given, while teachers are left to Every student in grades six through school computer lab, in which children 12 at Maryvale, a Catholic, independent, learn how to operate continuously chang- college preparatory school for girls, is ing technological hardware and software, equipped with an iPad and access to the is going the way of the dodo at many pri- Internet, according to Noelle Hopper, di- vate schools in Maryland, including St. rector of marketing and communica- Paul’s School for Girls. tions. In today’s classrooms, imagine a Our technology program is designed to support the Students use the tablets to organize room filled with students thinking out curriculum; basically these items become tools to accomplish their workload, practice skills, take loud about modular tables they configure goals for our technology class as well as other classes. notes, create presentations and commu- to accommodate their collaborative work nicate with teachers and colleagues. Ed- groups. The technology at their finger- ucational podcasts and electronic books Joe Edel tips includes iPads, MacBooks and digital are also on the menu, she said. Head of the IT program at St. James Academy cameras – used in service of their various “ The children embark on virtual tours academic projects’ evolving needs, not of Jerusalem in theology class to learn simply as an end in itself. liver a presentation on the book to their decide how each class will use technol- about other faith traditions aside from The STAR (Science, Technology, Art peers, said Janet Wolfe, associate head of ogy to further the purpose of the lesson the school’s Catholic emphasis, use apps and Research) Center for Girls, which academics at St. Paul’s. at hand, Wolfe said. to submit English “papers” to their teach- opens this fall to fifth-and sixth-grade stu- The STAR Center was developed with A senior English culmination project, ers who grade and edit assignments on dents at St. Paul’s, is just the sort of inte- the idea to extend activities at the asso- for example, could involve a research the iPad, create radio broadcasts in grative approach to applying 21st century ciated St. Paul’s Lower School’s Discov- project whose message is conveyed speech class and virtually dissect a frog technology to both classroom and life ery Center, a similar technology-centered through a digital presentation instead of for science class. goals that drew Penny B. Evins from a space where elementary school-aged a typed paper, she said. The International Baccalaureate pro- previous post in New Orleans to become children tackle real world problems and In the next couple of years, eighth- gram at St. James also has students use a St. Paul’s head of school this summer. develop science, technology, engineering through 12th-grade students will bring program called Comic Life to create a On the school’s agenda since January, and math skills – also known as STEM – their own laptops to class, yet these de- comic book based on Greek gods and the STAR Center will be a space where Wolfe said. vices will always be used as tools to help students can dive deeper into material But projects begun in the STAR Cen- them excel in their present and future See tech 10 [ 10 ] PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS GUIDE 2013

Tech >> With technology comes a focus on safety at school Continued from 9 nology like cyberbullying, sexting, over- goddesses, while budding computer pro- stimulation or distracted behavior may grammers create programs that bring the make some parents and educators characters they wrote about in English think twice about completely embrac- class to life, said Joe Edel, head of the IT ing the rapidly evolving technological program at St. James. landscape. “Our technology program is designed Yet these schools say they have pro- to support the curriculum; basically these cedures in place to handle these issues items become tools to accomplish goals before they arise or as they emerge. for our technology class as well as other Maryvale, for example, hosted an In- classes,” he said. ternet Safety Day for students, faculty The school’s radio program involves and parents designed to reinforce Inter- a studio with the capacity to produce live net safety issues like cyberbullying and and prerecorded programs, he said. sexting, as well as remind them of the Monday through Thursday, students permanence of posting images and con- write, produce and edit WSJ or “W Saint tent online. James,” which includes a live, student- They also discussed how to use social produced broadcast of news, sports and media to promote community service announcements. The Friday show is a and positive school or work experiences. live show with video beamed to the Before any student receives her iPad, her school’s classrooms via their projector parents must also attend parent educa- systems. tion night where these concepts are rein- Faculty and students at St. James can forced, said Hopper. also try their hand at the school’s 3D In class, when their iPads are not COURTESY OF MARYVALE PREPARATORY SCHOOL needed for the task at hand, teachers re- printer. Maryvale Preparatory School distributes iPads to students but also ensures they are quire students to put them away, she said. To use the device, they create an equipped with information on how to stay safe online, hosting an Internet Safety Day for Evins, of St. Paul’s, said faculty, stu- “engineering unit” that works as the students, faculty and parents. The initiative focuses on safety issues, such as cyberbullying foundation for an item they want to and sexting. dents and parents discuss behavioral is- make or improve upon, Edel said. sues associated with the use of Along the way, they learn engineering 3D printing one step further by having art deadline, such as trophies for a Greater technology and try to confront them be- skills such as how to manage their proj- and design students manage and execute Baltimore Technology Council awards fore they become a problem. ect, fabricate their object, test it, and, if projects prompted by entrepreneurs and banquet or after-market products for cars The collaborative environment of needed, redesign it. other clients, said the lab’s director, Jan designed to hold a tablet, Baum said. the STAR Center also attempts to ad- This year, the school used the 3D Baum. “I think it is a real game changer for dress the matter of distraction, isolation printer to build a multi-rotor aircraft for Students still draft and produce fine our world and for the world of work as and superficial learning that easy access the fabrication of custom parts, head- arts objects like self-portraits on the lab’s well,” she said. to multiple sources on the Internet with phone holders for their computers and comprehensive digital fabrication equip- varying degrees of reliability can pose, ment, including laser and vinyl cutters, phone cases and stands, among other ob- Tech dystopia? said Wolfe. jects, Edel said. CNC mills and a bank of six 3D printers. “That’s why we moved away from the Towson University’s Object Lab takes But they also manufacture objects on As with all tools, downsides to tech- standard tech lab,” she said. PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS GUIDE 2013 [ 11 ]

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Monsignor Slade Catholic School 410-519-2285 Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 [Schools] 120 Dorsey Road www.schooloftheincarnation.org Tuition: $2,288, pre-K; $6,268, K-8 Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Grades: K-8 Contact: Elena Simmons, principal Continued from page 11 410-766-7130 Contact: Jennifer RaVell www.msladeschool.com St. Martin’s-in-the-Field Episcopal 680 Evergreen Road Grades: Pre-K(2) -8 Severn School School Crownsville, MD 21032 Contact: Pamela Rombach, registrar 201 Water St. 375-A Benfield Road 410-923-3660 Severna Park, MD 21146 Severna Park, MD 21146 indiancreekschool.org Montessori International 410-647-7700 410-647-7055 Grades: Pre-K-8 Children’s House www.severnschool.com www.stmartinsdayschool.org Tuition: $5,175-$21,449 1641 N. Winchester Road Grades: Preschool-12 Grades: Nursery-8 Contact: Tiffany McCormick, director Annapolis, MD 21409 Tuition: Varies Contact: The Rev. Dr. Frank Sawyer of admissions 410-757-7789 Contact: Molly Green, director of ad- www.montessoriinternational.org missions St. Martin’s Lutheran School of Indian Creek School Grades: Pre-K(2) -8 Annapolis Upper School Tuition: $8,100-$9,950 Saint Andrew’s United Methodist 1120 Spa Road 1130 Anne Chambers Way Contact: Elizabeth Whitaker, Day School Annapolis, MD 21403 Crownsville, MD 21032 administrative director 4B Wallace Manor Road 410-263-8016 410-849-5151 Edgewater, MD 21037 www.stmartinsonline.org indiancreekschool.org Naval Academy Primary School 410-266-0952 Grades: Pre-K(3)-Grade 8 Grades: 9-12 74 Greenbury Point Road www.standrewsum.org Tuition: $3,900-$11,450 Tuition: $23,805-$29,885 Annapolis, MD 21402 Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Carol Campbell, director of Contact: Robin DePaolis, 410-757-3090 Tuition: $7,250-$10,850 admissions director of admissions napschool.com Contact: Suzanne Anderson, admis- Grades: Preschool-5 sions director St. Mary’s Elementary School The Key School Contact: Lois Johnson, admissions 111 Duke of Gloucester St. 534 Hillsmere Drive director St. Anne’s School of Annapolis Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21403 3112 Arundel on the Bay Road 410-263-2869 410-263-9231 Rockbridge Academy Annapolis, MD 21403 www.stmaryschurch.org www.keyschool.org 911 Generals Highway 410-263-8650 Grades: K-8 Grades: Pre-K-12 Millersville, MD 21108 St.AnnesSchool.org Tuition: $7,275-$8,415 Tuition: $12,900-$25,545 410-923-1171 Grades: Preschool-8 Contact: Megan Back, director of Contact: Jessie Dunleavy, www.rockbridge.org Tuition: $7,600-$17,400 admissions director of admission Grades: K-12 Contact: Caroline Aras, director of Tuition: $6,500-$11,700 admissions St. Mary’s High School Lake Shore Christian Academy Contact: Amy Boswell, director 113 Duke of Gloucester St. 860 Swift Road of admission St. Jane Frances School Annapolis, MD 21401 Pasadena, MD 21122 8513 St. Jane Drive 410-263-3294 410-437-3529 School of the Incarnation Pasadena, MD 21122 www.stmarysannapolis.org Grades: Pre-K(4)-12 2601 Symphony Lane 410-255-4750 Grades: 9-12 Contact: Anthony Hall, principal Gambrills, MD 21054 www.stjaneschool.org Tuition: $12,450-$13,920

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Contact: Chrissie Chomo, director of www.baltimorelabschool.org admission Grades: 1-12 Contact: Annette Fallon, admissions St. Paul’s Lutheran Church School director 308 Oak Manor Drive Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Bethlehem Christian 410-766-5790 Day School www.stpaulslutheranschoolgb.org 4815 Hamilton Ave. Grades: Pre-K-8 Baltimore, MD 21206 Tuition: $1,215-$6,170 410-488-8963 Contact: Amanda Glover, receptionist www.bethlehemchristiandayschool.org Grades: K-8 St. Philip Neri School Tuition: $4,320-$4,980 6401 S. Orchard Road Contact: Pat Laro, administrative Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 secretary 410-859-1212 www.st.philip-neri.org Bnos Yisroel of Baltimore Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 6300 Park Heights Ave. Tuition: $5,475 Baltimore, MD 21215 Contact: Brooke Bednarski, director of 443-524-3200 development PHOTOS.COM http://bnosyisroel.org www.abbschool.com Baltimore, MD 21229 Grades: Pre-K-12 The Summit School Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 410-233-1400 Tuition: $5,000-$9,500 (for bright students with learning dif- Tuition: $5,000 Grades: 6-12 Contact: Ahuvah Heyman, school di- ferences) Contact: Mary Catherine Marshall, Contact: Kate Moxley rector 664 E. Central Ave. principal Boys’ Latin School of Maryland Edgewater, MD 21037 Baltimore Junior Academy Archbishop Curley 410-798-0005 3006 W. Cold Spring Lane 822 W. Lake Ave. High School www.thesummitschool.org Baltimore, MD 21215 Baltimore, MD 21210 Grades: 1-8 3701 Sinclair Lane 410-542-6758 410-377-5192 Contact: Dr. Joan Mele-McCarthy Baltimore, MD 21213 www.bjacademy.org www.boyslatinmd.com 410-485-5000 Grades: Pre-K (3)-8 Grades: K-12, boys only www.archbishopcurley.org Tuition: $5,080-$6,050 Tuition: $20,400-$24,600 Baltimore City Grades: 9-12, boys only Contact: Tiffany Sewell, assistant Contact: Kathleen Berger/James Cur- Tuition: $11,800 rie, director of admission Contact: Nick Brownlee, Baltimore Lab School Archbishop Borders admissions director (for students with moderate to severe The Bryn Mawr School (dual language, bilingual school) learning disabilities and ADHD) 109 W. Melrose Ave. 3500 Foster St. Baltimore Academy 2220 St. Paul St. Baltimore, MD 21210 Baltimore, MD 21224 (for emotionally-disturbed students) Baltimore, MD 21218 410-323-8800 410-276-6534 3800 Frederick Ave. 410-261-5500 www.brynmawrschool.org

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Gateway School Grades: K-12, girls only; preschool, co-ed (for students with hearing loss, speech Tuition: $24,840-$26,390 and language difficulties; autism spec- Preschool Tuition: $13,290-$24,990 trum disorders and development delays) Contact: Talia Busby-Titus (K-12), Pat 5900 Metro Drive Sheridan (preschool) Baltimore, MD 21215 410-318-6780 Calvary Lutheran School www.hasa.org 2625 E. Northern Parkway Ages: 2-12 Baltimore, MD 21214 Contact: Jill Berie, educational director 410-426-4302 www.calvarylutheranschoolmd.org Gilman School Grades: Pre-K-5 5407 Roland Ave. Tuition: $1,612-$4,500 Baltimore, MD 21210 Contact: Irene Jenkins, administrative 410-323-3800 assistant www.gilman.edu Grades: K-12, boys only Calvert School — Lower school PHOTOS.COM Tuition: $26,180 105 Tuscany Road Cardinal Shehan School Contact: Lee Conderacci, director of Contact: Danielle Moran, admissions Baltimore, MD 21210 5407 Loch Raven Blvd. enrollment 410-243-6054 Baltimore, MD 21239 Good Shepherd Center www.calvertschoolmd.org 410-433-2775 Cristo Rey Jesuit High School (Residential treatment services and Grades: Pre-K-4 www.cardinalshehanschool.org 420 S. Chester St. therapeutic day school program for Tuition: $10,700-$21,400 Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 Baltimore, MD 21231 adolescents experiencing emotional Contact: Nicole H. Webster, director of Tuition: $4,990 410-727-3255 and behavioral difficulties) admission Contact: Corinne Davidson, assistant www.cristoreybalt.org 4100 Maple Ave. principal Grades: 9-12 Baltimore, MD 21227 Calvert School — Middle school Tuition: $575-$2,500 410-247-2770 4300 N. Charles St. The Catholic High School Contact: Patricia Hill www.goodshepherdcenter.org Baltimore, MD 21218 of Baltimore Grades: 8-12 410-243-6054 2800 Edison Hwy. Friends School of Baltimore Contact: Terri Schindler, admissions www.calvertschoolmd.org Baltimore, MD 21213 5114 N. Charles St. director Grades: 5-8 410-732-6200 Baltimore, MD 21210 Tuition: $10,700-$21,400 www.thecatholichighschool.org 410-649-3211 The GreenMount School Contact: Nicole H. Webster, director of Grades: 9-12, girls only www.friendsbalt.org 501 W. 30th St. admission Tuition: $12,300 Grades: Pre-K-12 Baltimore, MD 21211

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410-235-6295 Grades: 9-12, girls only www.greenmountschool.org Tuition: $12,400 Grades: K-8 Contact: Faith Erline, director of Tuition: $8,850 admissions Contact: Elaine Doyle-Gillespie, admissions director Mother Seton Academy 2215 Greenmount Ave. Holy Angels Catholic Baltimore, MD 21218 School 410-563-2833 1201 S. Caton Ave. www.MotherSetonAcademy.org Baltimore, MD 21227 Grades: 6-8 443-602-3200 Tuition: All scholarship www.hacschool.org Contact: Sr. Margaret Juskelis, SSND, Grades: Pre-K-8 president Tuition: $5,100 Contact: Kathleen Filippelli, principal Mount St. Joseph High School 4403 Frederick Ave. H.O.P.E. Academy Baltimore, MD 21229 1808 Edison Hwy. 410-644-3300 Baltimore, MD 21213 www.msjnet.edu 410-327-9020 Grades: 9-12, boys only Grades: K-5 Tuition: $12,900 Tuition: $4,000 Contact: Marc Hoffman, admissions Contact: Yolanda Lambrith, principal director

PHOTOS.COM Institute of Notre Dame Mount Zion Baptist Christian School 901 Aisquith St. 443-923-4589 Maryland School for the Blind 2000 E. Belvedere Ave. Baltimore, MD 21202 www.kennedykrieger.org (for visually impaired students) Baltimore, MD 21239 410-522-7800 Grades: K-8 3501 Taylor Ave. 410-426-2309 www.indofmd.org Contact: C. Brooke Wesley, director of Baltimore, MD 21236 mountzionbaptistchristianschool.com Grades: 9-12, girls only admissions 410-444-5000 Grades: Pre-K(3)-12 Tuition: $12,995 (including fees and tablet) www.mdschblind.org Contact: Helen Bruns, director of ad- Liberty’s Northwest Child Ages: Infants-21 The Peabody Preparatory of Johns mission Development Center Contact: Carol Bogue, director of Hopkins University 4013 Liberty Heights Ave. education 21 E. Mt. Vernon Place, First Floor Kennedy Krieger School: Baltimore, MD 21207 Baltimore, MD 21202 Fairmount Campus 410-367-7877 Mercy High School 410-234-4630 (for students with a range of disabili- Grades: K-1 1300 E. Northern Parkway www.peabody.jhu.edu/prep ties) Tuition: $180/week Baltimore, MD 21239 Ages: Infants to adults 1750 E. Fairmount Ave. Contact: Audrey Ware or Latronya 410-433-8880 Contact: Donna M. Young, Baltimore, MD 21231 Ware, owner/director www.mercyhighschool.com communications specialist

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Roland Park Country School 5204 Roland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21210 410-323-5500 www.rpcs.org Grades: K-12, girls only; Preschool, girls and boys Tuition: $0,950-$24,995 Contact: Peggy K. Wolf, director of admissions and financial assistance

The School of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen 111 Amberly Way Baltimore, MD 21210 410-464-4100 www.schoolofthecathedral.org Grades: K-8 Tuition: $8,230-$9,595 Contact: Michael Wright, assistant principal

Seton Keough PHOTOS.COM High School 1201 Caton Ave. 410-342-2681 410-889-5054 Contact: Sister John Francis Schilling Baltimore, MD 21227 www.stcasimirschool.us www.stelizabeth-school.org 410-646-4444 Grades: Pre-K-8 Ages: 6-21 St. Francis of Assisi School www.setonkeough.com Contact: Noreen Heffner, principal Contact: Judy Malin, admissions 3617 Harford Road Grades: 9-12, girls only director Baltimore, MD 21218 Tuition: $11,900-$15,000 St. Elizabeth School 410-467-1683 Contact: Barbara Gerrity, director of (for students with intellectual disabili- St. Frances Academy www.sfa-school.org admissions ties and orthopedic impairments, 501 E. Chase St. Grades: Pre-K for 2-to 4-year-olds, K-8 autism and autism spectrum disor- Baltimore, MD 21202 Tuition: $6,550 for non-parishioners; St. Casimir Catholic School ders) 410-539-5794 $5,750 for parishioners 1035 S. Kenwood Ave. 801 Argonne Drive www.sfacademy.org Contact: Carol Ciuchta, administrative Baltimore, MD 21224 Baltimore, MD 21218 Grades: 9-12 assistant

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St. Ignatius Loyola Academy Contact: Kelly Campbell, director www.calverthall.com Contact: Anya S. Bartlett 300 E. Gittings St. Grades: 9-12, boys only Baltimore, MD 21230 Arlington Baptist School Tuition: $13,100; $20,950, La Salle pro- Garrison Forest School 410-539-8268 3030 N. Rolling Road gram 300 Garrison Forest Road www.saintignatius.org Baltimore, MD 21244 Contact: Charles Stembler, principal Owings Mills, MD 21117 Grades: 6-8, boys only 410-655-9300 410-559-3110 Contact: Teresa Scott, principal www.arlingtonbaptistschool.org Cambridge School www.gfs.org Grades: K(3)-12 110 Sudbrook Lane Grades: 2’s-12, day; 8-12, boarding; co- St. Thomas Aquinas Tuition: $4,050-$6,650 Baltimore, MD 21208 ed preschool; girls only, K-12 3710 Roland Ave. Contact: Elizabeth Elkins, administra- 410-486-8792 Contact: Leslie Tinati Baltimore, MD 21211 tive assistant www.cambridgeschool.org 410-889-4618 Grades: K-8 Grace Bible Baptist Christian www.stthomasaquinasschool.us Bais Hamedrash and Mesivta of Tuition: $7,750-$10,600 School Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Baltimore Contact: Heather Jordan, director of 1518 N. Rolling Road Tuition: $5,550-$6,600 6823 Old Pimlico Road admissions Baltimore, MD 21228 Contact: Gary M. Rand II, principal Baltimore, MD 21209 410-788-6132 410-486-0006 Emmanuel Lutheran School www.gracebiblebaptist.org Unseld’s School Grades: 9-12 929 Ingleside Ave. Grades: K-12 250 S. Hilton St. Baltimore, MD 21228 Baltimore, MD 21229 Bais Yaakov School for Girls — 410-744-0015 Greenspring Montessori School 410-947-1110 Elementary School www.elsbaltimore.org 10807 Tony Drive Grades: Infant/toddler-8 11111 Park Heights Ave. Grades: K-8 Lutherville, MD 21093 Contact: Connie Unseld, Owings Mills, MD 21117 Tuition: $7,675-$8,375 410-321-8555 owner/president 410-363-3300 Contact: Susan Miller, interim principal www.greenspringmontessori.org www.baisyaakov.net Grades: Preschool-8 Waldorf School of Baltimore Grades: Preschool-5, girls only Forbush School Tuition: $7,500-$16,500 4801 Tamarind Road Contact: Rabbi Zalman Nissel (behavioral health school, multiple Contact: Margaret Jarrell, director of Baltimore, MD 21209 area locations) admission 410-367-6808 Bais Yaakov School for Girls — 407 Central Ave. www.waldorfschoolofbaltimore.org Middle School Reisterstown, MD 21136 Hannah More School Grades: Preschool-Grade 8 6300 Smith Ave. 410-517-5400 (for autistic or emotionally or learning Tuition: $12,900-$18,900 Baltimore, MD 21209 www.forbushschool.org disabled students) Contact: Pat Whitehead, director 410-486-0411 Grades: Preschool-12 12039 Reisterstown Road of administration www.baisyaakov.net Contact: Jim Truscello, director of Reisterstown, MD 21136 Grades: 6-8, girls only schools 410-526-5000 Wilkes School at Grace & St. Peter’s Contact: Rabbi Zalman Nissel, chief www.hannahmore.org 707 Park Ave. operating officer Free State Montessori School Grades: 5-12 Baltimore, MD 21201 12536 Harford Road Contact: Michele Brill, president 410-539-1395 Bais Yaakov School for Girls— P.O. Box 179 www.wilkesschool.org High School Fork, MD 21051 The Harbour School Grades: Pre-K-5 6302 Smith Ave. 410-592-3324 (for students with learning disabilities, Tuition: $13,115 Baltimore, MD 21209 www.freestatemontessori.org autism, speech impairments and other Contact: Nancy DeBell, admissions di- 443-548-7700 Grades: Preschool-6 disabilities) rector www.baisyaakov.net Grades: 9-12, girls only Woodbourne School Contact: Rabbi Zalman Nissel (for emotionally disabled students) 1301 Woodbourne Ave. Baltimore Actors’ Theatre Baltimore, MD 21239 Conservatory 410-433-1000 300 Dumbarton Road www.woodbourne.org Baltimore, MD 21212 Grades: 6-12, boys only 410-337-8519 Contact: Tom Fitzgerald www.baltimoreactorstheatre.org/acad- Zion Christian Middle School emy.html Grades: K-12 4915 Holder Ave. Contact: Walter Anderson, headmaster Baltimore, MD 21214 410-444-9267 Baltimore Lutheran School www.zcms.zionbaptistchurchmd.org Grades: 6-8 1145 Concordia Drive Tuition: $5,300 Towson, MD 21286 Contact: Tiffany Barnett, principal 410-825-2323 www.baltimorelutheran.org Grades: 6-12 Baltimore County Tuition: $9,500-$12,000 Contact: John Tucker, admissions Al-Rahmah School director 6631 Johnnycake Road Baltimore White Marsh Christian Baltimore, MD 21244 410-719-0921 School alrahmah.org 7427 Rossville Blvd. Grades: K-12 Rosedale, MD 21237 Tuition: $4,100-$4,500 410-663-1819 Contact: Donna Khan, administrative www.bwmschool.org assistant Grades: K-8 Contact: Heather Hastick Apple Ridge Montessori School 200 Ingleside Ave. Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community Catonsville, MD 21228 School 410-818-2000 3300 Old Court Road www.appleridgemontessori.org Baltimore, MD 21208 Grades: Preschool-1 410-486-1905 Tuition: $5,000-8,000 www.bethtfiloh.com Let us show you all there is to love! Contact: Sue Eustis, director Grades: Pre-K-12 Please join us for our Tuition: Varies Apple Tree Children’s Center Contact: Laurie Kott, director of ad- 221 Old Padonia Road missions Fall Open House Cockeysville, MD 21030 november 2, 2013 from 10–1 pm 410-560-0611 Calvert Hall College High School www.appletreecenter.com 8102 La Salle Road Grade: Infant-Kindergarten Baltimore, MD 21286 Tuition: $1,050/month 410-825-4266 1300 E. NORTHERN PKWY, BALTO MD 21239 WWW.MERCYHIGHSCHOOL.COM NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2013-14 TUITION RATES [ 18 ] PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS GUIDE 2013

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11251 Dolfield Blvd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 443-394-3760 www.harbourschool.org Grades: Ages 6-21 Contact: Martha Schneider, program director

Immaculate Conception School 112 Ware Ave. Towson, MD 21204 410-427-4800 www.theimmaculate.org Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Madaline Meaney

Immaculate Heart of Mary 8501 Loch Raven Blvd. Towson, MD 21286 410-668-8466 www.immaculateheartofmary.com Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 Tuition: $4,980-$6,420 Contact: Amy Conly, director of admissions MAXIMILIAN FRANZ Israel Henry Beren High School 400 Mt. Wilson Lane John Paul Regional Catholic School Grades: K-8 410-581-4719 Baltimore, MD 21208 6946 Dogwood Road Tuition: $3,975-$6,690 www.mcdonogh.org 410-484-7200 Woodlawn, MD 21244 Contact: [email protected] Grades: K-12 Grades: 9-12 410-944-0367 Tuition: $23,470-$26,100; $35,100, Contact: Rabbi Joseph Tendler www.jprcs.org Liberty Christian School boarding Grades: Preschool-8 11303 Liberty Road $33,830, boarding The Jemicy School — Lower & Mid- Tuition: $6,125 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Contact: Tim Fish, associate headmas- dle School Contact: Alisha Jordan, principal 410-655-5527 ter, enrollment and strategic affairs www.libertychristian.us (for dyslexia or other related language- Montessori Manor based Kennedy Krieger High School Grades: K(4)-8 3526 Sweet Air Road learning differences) Career and Technology Program Tuition: $3,644-$7,513 Phoenix, MD 21131 11 Celadon Road (for students with a range of disabilities) Contact: Monica Gicking, principal 3825 Greenspring Ave. 410-683-1771 Owings Mills, MD 21117 www.montessorimanor.com Baltimore, MD 21211 Loyola Blakefield 410-653-2700 Grades: Age 2-fifth grade 443-923-7800 500 Chestnut Ave. www.jemicyschool.org Tuition: $3,775-$8,550 www.kennedykrieger.org Towson, MD 21204 Grades: 1-8 Contact: Cheri Isles, owner Ages: 14-21 410-823-0601 Tuition: $30,535 Contact: Patrick Seay, director of ad- www.loyolablakefield.org Contact: Patricia Utz, director of ad- Mount de Sales Academy missions Grades: 6-12, boys only mission and financial aid 700 Academy Road Tuition: $16,935 Catonsville, MD 21228 Krieger Schechter Day School Contact: John Feeley The Jemicy School — 410-744-8498 8100 Stevenson Road UpperSchool www.mountdesales.org Baltimore, MD 21208 Maryvale Preparatory School Grades: 9-12, girls only (for dyslexia or other related language- 410-824-2066 11300 Falls Road Tuition: $12,600 based www.ksds.edu Brooklandville, MD 21022 Contact: Claire Cohagan, director of learning differences) Grades: K-8 410-252-3366 admissions 11202 Garrison Forest Road Tuition: $16,630-$18,870 www.maryvale.com Owings Mills, MD 21117 Contact: Ilene Wise, director Grades: 6-12, girls only Mount Pleasant Christian School 410-653-2700 of admission Tuition: $16,950 6000 Radecke Ave. www.jemicyschool.org Contact: Monica Graham, director of Baltimore, MD 21206 Grades: 9-12 and Upper School Prep Lamb of God School admissions 410-325-3080 Program 1810 Fairview Ave. www.mpcsonline.org Tuition: $31,825 Baltimore, MD 21227 McDonogh School Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Contact: Patricia Utz, director of ad- 410-242-4100 8600 McDonogh Road Tuition: $4,190-$4,500 mission and financial aid www.lambofgodschool.org Owings Mills, MD 21117 Contact: Brenda Haynes NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2013-14 TUITION RATES

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The New Mark of Excellence 410-288-2793 Baltimore, MD 21227 Grades: K-8 School www.olhsl.com 410-247-2811 Tuition: $6,750-$6,950 2605 N. Rolling Road, Suite 401 Grades: Pre-K-8 www.relaychildrenscenter.com Contact: Terrance Golden, principal Windsor Mill, MD 21244 Enrollment: 239 Grades: Preschool-7 410-594-0745 Tuition: $3,200-$5,596 Contact: Elizabeth Vinton, director St. Joseph School, Fullerton www.newmarkofexcellence.com Contact: Sister Irene Pryle, principal 8416 Belair Road Grades: Nursery 2-Grade 12 Sacred Heart School Baltimore, MD 21236 Tuition: $5,500 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School 63 Sacred Heart Lane 410-256-8026 Contact: Beverly Davis, principal 1704 Old Eastern Ave. Glyndon, MD 21071 www.stjoeschool.org Baltimore, MD 21221 410-833-0857 Grades: Pre-K-8 Notre Dame Preparatory School 410-238-1163 www.shgschool.org Tuition: $1,975-$6,050 815 Hampton Lane www.olmcmd.org Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Phyllis Karko Towson, MD 21286 Grades: Pre-K-12 Tuition: $1,500-$7,995 410-825-6202 Tuition: $2,100-$11,750 Contact: Jeanne Cossentino St. Mark School www.notredameprep.com Contact: Laura Cummins, administra- 26 Melvin Ave. Grades: 6-12, girls only tive assistant Sisters Academy of Baltimore Catonsville, MD 21228 Enrollment: 740 139 First Ave. 410-744-6560 Tuition: $16,800 Our Lady of Victory School Baltimore, MD 21227 www.stmark-school.org Contact: Katherine Goetz 4416 Wilkens Ave. 410-242-1212 Grades: Preschool-8 Baltimore, MD 21229 sistersacademy.org Tuition: $3,170-$7,814 The Odyssey School 410-242-3688 Grades: 5-8, girls only Contact: Mary Morrison, admissions (for dyslexia and language learning dif- www.olvschoolmd.org Contact: Sister Delia Dowling director ferences) Grades: Pre-K-8 3257 Bridle Ridge Lane Tuition: $5,044-$6,136 St. Agnes School St. Michael the Archangel Stevenson, MD 21153 Contact: Wendy Cottrell, principal 603 St. Agnes Lane School 410-580-5551 Catonsville, MD 21229 10 Willow Ave. www.theodysseyschool.org The Park School of Baltimore 410-747-4070 Baltimore, MD 21206 Grades: K-8 2425 Old Court Road www.stagnesschool.net 410-668-8797 Tuition: $29,750 Baltimore, MD 21208 Grades: Preschool-8 www.smoverlea.org/school Contact: Martha Nesbitt, director of 410-339-7070 Tuition: $1,150-$6,270 Grades: Pre-K-8 admissions and financial aid www.parkschool.net Contact: Susan Banks Tuition: $4,895-$5,445 Grades: Age 4-Grade 12 Contact: Patricia Kelly Oldfields School Tuition: $16,000-$26,390 St. Clement Mary Hofbauer 1500 Glencoe Road Contact: Admission Office, admis- 1216 Chesaco Ave. St. Paul Lutheran School Sparks Glencoe, MD 21152 [email protected] Rosedale, MD 21237 2001 Old Frederick Road 410-472-4800 410-686-3316 Catonsville, MD 21228 www.OldfieldsSchool.org Perry Hall Christian School www.stclemmh.org 410-747-1924 Grades: 8-12, girls only 3919 Schroeder Ave. Grades: Pre-K-8 www.stpaulcatonsville.org Tuition: $21,650-$27,400, day; Perry Hall, MD 21128 Tuition: $1,800-$5,190 Grades: Pre 2-4, K-5 $42,950-$44,700, boarding 410-256-4886 Contact: Mary Bellone, school secretary Tuition: $2,850-$5,800 Contact: Cory Jackson, director of day www.phcsweb.org Contact: Timothy Gabbert, principal admission; Anneke Skidmore, director Grades: Preschool-12 St. James Academy of boarding admission Tuition: $2,000-$6,700 3100 Monkton Road St. Paul’s Lutheran School Contact: Lynn Baseman, administra- Monkton, MD 21111 12022 Jerusalem Road Open Bible Christian Academy tive assistant 410-329-3292 Kingsville, MD 21087 13 Open Bible Way www.saintjamesacademy.org 410-592-8100 Kingsville, MD 21087 Pilgrim Christian Day School Grades: K-8 http://stpaulseagles.org 410-593-9940 7200 Liberty Road Tuition: $10,500-$16,000 Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 www.openbiblechristianacademy.org Baltimore, MD 21207 Contact: Dianne Fowler, director of ad- Tuition: $1,330-$6,040 Grades: Pre-K-12 410-484-9240 mission Contact: Wendell Robson, principal Tuition: $4,000-$5,000 www.lutheransonline.com/pilgrim Contact: William Trautman, headmaster Grades: Pre-K (3)-5 St. John the Evangelist Catholic St. Paul’s School Contact: Samuel Pettijohn, principal School of Long Green Valley 11152 Falls Road Our Lady of Grace School 13311 Long Green Pike Brooklandville, MD 21022 STEM school using new curriculum, Redeemer Classical Christian School Hydes, MD 21082 410-825-4400 strategies and experiences. 6415 Mt. Vista Road 410-592-9585, ext. 120 www.stpaulsschool.org 18310 Middletown Road Kingsville, MD 21087 www.stjohnhydes.org Grades: K-4, coed; 5-12, boys only Parkton, MD 21120 410-592-9625 Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 Tuition: $19,925-$24,750 410-329-6956 www.rccs.org Tuition: $2,695-$7,140 Contact: Peter Hawley, director of ad- www.olgs.org Grades: Pre-K(3)-12 Contact: Christine Blake, principal missions Grades: Preschool-8 Enrollment: 260 Tuition: $2,650-$7,100 Tuition: $1,550-$8,100 St. Joseph School, St. Paul’s School for Girls Contact: Jeffrey Dudley, principal Contact: Pamela Doyle, director of ad- Cockeysville P.O. Box 8000 missions and guidance 105 Church Lane 11232 Falls Road Our Lady of Hope St. Luke School Cockeysville, MD 21030 Brooklandville, MD 21022 8003 N. Boundary Road Relay Children’s Center 410-683-0600 443-632-1046 Dundalk, MD 21222 1620 S. Rolling Road www.sjpmd.org/Home/St._Joseph_School www.spsfg.org

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www.stt.org Grades: Preschool-5 Grades: K-8 [Schools] Grades: 9-12, girls only Contact: Josselyn Ensor, jensor@trel- Tuition: $6,100 Tuition: $28,000, day; $49,100, boarding lisservices.com Contact: Scot Lynn Continued from page 19 Contact: Anne Mickle, director of admissions Willow Park Academy St. Stephen’s Classical Christian 2914 N. Rolling Road Academy Grades: 5-12, girls only St. Ursula School Tuition: $24,500, upper; $23,300, middle Baltimore, MD 21244 2275 Liberty Road Contact: Susan Hasler, director of ad- 8900 Harford Road 410-277-9354 Eldersburg, MD 21784 mission Parkville, MD 21234 www.willowparkacademy schools.com 410-795-1249 410-665-3533 Grades: K-3 ststephensclassical.org St. Peter’s Christian Day School www.stursula.org Contact: Van Speights, owner Grades: Pre-K-8 Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Tuition: $1,950-$4,900 7910 Belair Road Youth in Transition School Baltimore, MD 21236 Tuition: $4,475, K-8; $3,500, Pre-K Contact: John Dykes, headmaster 410-665-4521 Contact: Sister Joan Kelly, principal (for students with emotional distur- bance, mental retardation or autism) www.st-peters.com Talmudical Academy 7205 Rutherford Road Grades: Pre-K-5 Cecil County of Baltimore Baltimore, MD 21244 Tuition: $4,395 4445 Old Court Road 410-944-9994 Contact: Carole Hengen The Elijah School Baltimore, MD 21208 www.ncianet.org 410-484-6600 Ages: 11-21 245 Old Zion Road St. Pius X School www.talmudicalacademy.org Contact: Larry G. Norris North East, MD 21901 410-658-2244 6432 York Road Grades: Preschool-12, boys only www.elijahschool.com Baltimore, MD 21212 Contact: B. Rosen (preschool), Rabbi Grades: 6-12 410-427-7400 N. Kahana (elementary), Rabbi Y. Calvert County Tuition: $12,000 stpius10school.org Schwartz (middle), Rabbi S. Steinberg Contact: Richard Starr, head of school Grades: Montessori, ages 3-5 and first (high) grade; General education, grades 2-8 The Calverton School Mount Aviat Academy Tuition: $5,600-$7,775 Torah Institute of Baltimore 300 Calverton School Road Contact: Maggie Dates, principal Huntingtown, MD 20639 399 Childs Road 35 Rosewood Lane Childs, MD 21916 Owings Mills, MD 21117 410-535-0216 St. Stephen School www.calvertonschool.org 410-398-2206 410-654-3500 www.mountaviat.org 8028 Bradshaw Road Grades: Preschool-12 www.torahinstitute.org Grades: Preschool-8 Kingsville, MD 21087 Tuition: $8,788-$18,308 Grades: Preschool-8, boys only Contact: Connie Lucatamo 410-592-7617 Contact: Yaakov Goldstein Contact: Julie Simpson www.ssschool.org The Tome School Grades: Pre-K-8 The Trellis School The Tidewater School 120 Cox Road 581 S. Maryland Ave. Tuition: $1,745-$5,347 (for students with federal handicap- North East, MD 21901 Contact: Mary Patrick ping code of autism or speech/lan- Huntingtown, MD 20639 410-257-0533 410-287-2050 guage impairment) www.tomeschool.org St. Timothy’s School www.thetidewaterschool.org 102 Lakefront Drive Grades: K-12 8400 Greenspring Ave. Hunt Valley, MD 21030 Grades: Preschool-5 Tuition: $7,020-$11,755 Tuition: $4,425-$7,100 Stevenson, MD 21153 410-785-3845 Contact: Sally Pont, head of school 410-486-7401 www.trellisservices.com Contact: Nancy Libertini West Nottingham Academy 1079 Firetower Road Carroll County Colora, MD 21917 410-658-5556 Carroll Lutheran School www.wna.org 1738 Old Taneytown Road Grades: 9-12, co-ed Westminster, MD 21158 Enrollment: 130 410-848-1050 Tuition: $16,150, day; $42,380, boarding www.carrolllutheranschool.org Contact: Nancy Nolan Grades: K-8 Tuition: $5,220-$5,660 Contact: Amy Hackett Charles County

Faith Christian School Annie’s Early Learning Center 30 N. Cranberry Road 6420 Trust Place, Route 231 Westminster, MD 21157 Hughesville, MD 20637 410-848-8875 301-274-9500 www.faith-christian-school.com www.annieselc.net Grades: Pre-K-8 Ages: 6 weeks-12 Tuition: $2,100-$6,150 Contact: Jaime Ryce Contact: Dr. Susanna Oliver The Beddow School Gerstell Academy (high school listing: see Prince 2500 Old Westminster Pike George’s County) Finksburg, MD 21048 6008 Hampshire Circle 410-861-4400 Waldorf, MD 20603 www.gerstell.org 301-870-8660 Grades: Pre-K-12 www.thebeddowschool.org Tuition: $10,500-$17,500 Ages: Preschool-6 Contact: Mary Louque, director of ad- Tuition: $7,160-$10,060 missions

The Montessori School of Grace Christian Academy of Maryland Westminster (Fully accredited with ACSI and MSA) 1055 Montessori Drive 13000 Zekiah Drive Westminster, MD 21158 Waldorf, MD 20601 301-645-0406 410-848-6283 www.graceknights.org www.montessorischoolofwestmin- Grades: pre-K(3)-12 ster.org Tuition: $2,793-$8,731 Ages: 2-15 Contact: Wayne Knode, director Tuition: $3,400-$10,055 Contact: Suzanne Radcliffe, registrar

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301-695-9320 Grades: 6-12 301-662-6722 school care www.bannerschool.org Contact: Meghan Jancuk, admissions www.sjrcs.org Tuition: $5,500 K-8; $5,800 Pre-K Grades: Preschool-8 coordinator Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 (full-time) Tuition: $5,725-$11,450 Tuition: $2,520-$8,150 Contact: Veronica Kosch, Contact: Lauren Webb Lucy School Contact: Karen O’Boyle front office 9117 Frostown Road Friends Meeting School Middletown, MD 21769 Saint John’s Catholic Prep Trinity School of Frederick 301-293-1163 3989 Buckeystown Pike 3232 Green Valley Road 6040 New Design Road Ijamsville, MD 21754 www.lucyschool.com P.O. Box 909 Frederick, MD 21703 301-798-0288 Grades: Pre-K-5 Buckeystown, MD 21717 www.friendsmeetingschool.org Tuition: $4,300-$9,800 301-662-4210 301-228-2333 Grades: Age 3-12th grade www.saintjohnsprep.org www.trinityschooloffrederick.org Tuition: $3,000-16,975 Mother Seton School Grades: 9-12 Grades: K-8 Contact: Maria Dalton, enrollment 100 Creamery Road Tuition: $14,850 Tuition: $11,500 coordinator Emmitsburg, MD 21727 Contact: Michael Schultz, director of Contact: Richard L. Beard, 301-447-3161 enrollment management Headmaster The Jefferson School www.mothersetonschool.org (for behavioral and emotional learning Grades: Pre-K-8 St. Thomas More Academy Visitation Academy differences; multiple area Tuition: $2,895-$4,595 103 Prospect St. 200 E. Second St. locations) Contact: Sr. JoAnne Goecke, DC 2940 Point of Rocks Road Middletown, MD 21769 Frederick, MD 21701 Jefferson, MD 21755 St. John Regional Catholic School 240-490-5479 301-662-2814 240-315-0200 8414 Opossumtown Pike www.stmamd.org www.thevisitationacademy.org www.thejeffersonschool.org Frederick, MD 21702 Grades: Pre-K-8; Before and after- Grades: Pre-K(3)-8; Catholic, NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2013-14 TUITION RATES

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Contact: Bryan Wilson, principal; Tuition: $13,700 Wecker, director of enrollment [Schools] Terry Martin, admissions Contact: Jesse Roberts or Kim Brueggemann Bright Stars Learning Continued from page 21 Harford Day School Academy 715 Moores Mill Road Mountain Christian School 5890 Cedar Lane Bel Air, MD 21014 Salesian, all-girls 1824 Mountain Road Columbia, MD 21044 410-838-4848 Joppa, MD 21085 410-730-5234 Tuition: $4,500-$7,500 www.harfordday.org 410-877-7333 www.brightstarslearningacademy.com Contacts: Lynne Kirby, Grades: Pre-K-8 www.mountaincs.org Grades: Pre-K-1 principal; Carol Guaccero, executive Enrollment: 310 Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $290-$460/two weeks director Tuition: $14,000 Tuition: $2,950-$7,200 Contact: Ellen Kelly Contact: Debbie Imhoff, admissions Brookfield Christian School counselor (multiple locations) Harford County Harford Friends School 11830-A West Market Place 708 Highland Road New Covenant Christian School Fulton, Md. 20759 Bel Air North Child Montessori P.O. Box 200 Grammar School — Pre-K-6 301-362-3580 (phone) School Street, MD 21154 128 St. Mary’s Church Road Grades: Preschool 410-452-5507 Abingdon, MD 21009 Contact: Nicole Richardson, director 2529 Conowingo Road www.harfordfriends.org 443-512-0771 Bel Air, MD 21015 Grades: K-8 Upper School Campus — Grades 7-12 Chapelgate Christian 410-836-0833 Tuition: $5,600-$11,385 1515 Emmorton Road Academy www.belairnorthchild.com Contact: Jonathan Huxtable Bel Air, MD 21014 2600 Marriottsville Road Grades: 18 months-kindergarten 410-420-7727 Marriottsville, MD 21104 Tuition: $3,000-$5,000 The Highlands School Contact: Jennifer Bridges www.NewCovenantChristianSchool.org 410-442-5888 Bel Forest Christian Academy (for dyslexia, attention-deficit and lan- Tuition: $1,500-$7,110 www.chapelgateacademy.org 603 Vale Road guage-based learning differences) Contact: Kathy Heeter Grades: 6-12 Bel Air, MD 21014 2409 Creswell Road Tuition: $6,040-$9,500 St. Joan of Arc School 410-838-6074 Bel Air, MD 21015 Contact: Linda Cassell www.bfchristianacademy.org 410-836-1415 230 S. Law St. Children’s Manor Montessori Grades: Preschool-8 www.highlandsschool.net Aberdeen, MD 21001 School Tuition: $1,800-$5,225 Grades: K-8 410-272-1387 Contact: William Rivers Contact: Beth Maahs-Hoagberg, admis- www.school.stjoanarc.org (multiple area locations) sions director Grades: Pre-K-8 4465 Montgomery Road Harford Christian School Tuition: $5,675-$7,075, sibling discount Ellicott City, MD 21043 1736 Whiteford Road The John Carroll School available 410-461-6070 P.O. Box 88 703 Churchville Road Contact: Virginia Bahr, principal www.childrensmanormontessori.com Darlington, MD 21034 Bel Air, MD 21014 Grades: Preschool-5 410-457-5103 410-879-2480 Saint Margaret School — www.harfordchristian.org www.johncarroll.org Elementary Columbia Academy Grades: Pre-K-12 Grades: 9-12 205 Hickory Ave. (multiple area locations) Tuition: $2,000-$6,150 Enrollment: 735 Bel Air, MD 21014 10380 Old Columbia Road 410-879-1113 Columbia, MD 21046 www.smsch.org 410-312-9790 Grades: Pre-K-5 www.columbiaacademy.com Tuition: Pre-K, $1800-4200; K-8, $5,700 Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Cecilia Pleiss Tuition: $8,400-$9,650 Contact: Patti and Tom Kincaid Saint Margaret School — Middle 1716A Churchville Road Columbia Montessori School Bel Air, MD 21015 10508 Marble Faun Court 410-877-9660 Columbia, MD 21044 www.smsch.org 410-772-8353 Grades: 6-8 www.columbiamontessori.com Tuition: $5,700 Grades: Preschool-1 Contact: Cecilia Pleiss Tuition: $4,845-$8,645 Contact: Maria Garcia Trinity Lutheran School Cornerstone Academy 1100 Philadelphia Road (For children diagnosed with learning Joppa, MD 21085 differences) 410-679-4000, ext. 185 17455 Old Frederick Road www.tlsonline.org Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Grades: Age 2-Grade 8 410-489-5775 Enrollment: 380 www.csag.us Tuition: $6,800-$8,500; financial aid Grades: 6-12 available Tuition: $17,301-$18,375 Contact: Bev Reed, admissions Contact: Martha Zeher, principal

Crossroads Adventist Preparatory Howard County School 3291 St. John Lane Ellicott City, MD 21042 Bethel Christian Academy — 866-715-7752 Preschool & Lower www.crossroadsadventist.org 8455 Savage Guilford Road Grades: Pre-K-8 Savage, MD 20763 Tuition: $5,200-$6,773 301-725-4673 Contact: Jaqueline Farquharson www.bethelchristianacademy.com Grades: Pre-K-4 Glenelg Country School Tuition: $6,850-$6,950 12793 Folly Quarter Road Contact: Alice Green, principal; Patti Ellicott City, MD 21042 Wecker, director of enrollment 410-531-8600 www.glenelg.org Bethel Christian Academy — Grades: Pre-K(3)-12 Middle Tuition: $10,240-$24,900 9001 Vollmerhausen Road Contact: Karen Wootton, director of Jessup, MD 20794 admission 301-490-7451 www.bethelchristianacademy.com Glenwood Academy Grades: 5-8 Elementary and Middle Tuition: $6,850-$7,150 16151 Old Frederick Road MAXIMILIAN FRANZ Contact: Alice Green, principal; Patti Mount Airy, MD 21771

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Glenwood Country Day School Preschool 14785 Bushy Park Road Woodbine, MD 21797 410-489-5203 www.glenwoodcountrydayschool.com Grades: Preschool (2)-K Contact: Laurie Jones, early childhood division director

High Road Academy (for students with learning disabilities) 9705 Washington Blvd. Laurel, MD 20723 301-483-8605 www.highroadacademy.net Grades: 4-12 Contact: Matt Cooper

The Julia Brown Montessori Schools (multiple area locations) 9450 Madison Ave. Laurel, MD 20723 MAXIMILIAN FRANZ 301-498-0604 Ellicott City, MD 21042 Contact: Michele Hutchinson Grades: 3-12 www.juliabrownmontessorischools.com 410-465-7644 Tuition: $27,340-$30,495 Grades: Pre-K-3 www.stjohnspds.org Academy of the Holy Cross Contact: Tim Simpson Contact: Administrator Grades: Age 3 - Grade 5 4920 Strathmore Ave. Tuition: $2,995-$11,475 Kensington, MD 20895 Butler School Love of Learning Montessori Contact: Jane Tolen, Admissions 301-942-2100 15951 Germantown Road School Director www.ahctartans.org Darnestown, MD 20874 9151 Rumsey Road Grades: 9-12, girls only 301-977-6600 Columbia, MD 21045 Temple Isaiah Religious Enrollment: 550 www.butlerschool.org 410-715-9600 School Tuition: $18,500 Grades: Pre-K-8 www.lolms.com 12200 Scaggsville Road Contact: Gracie Smith Tuition: $11,340-$14,390 Grades: Preschool-6 Fulton, MD 20759 Contact: Heather Pelkey Enrollment: 200 301-317-1101 The Avalon School Tuition: $10,000-$15,500 www.templeisaiah.org 200 W. Diamond Ave. Charles E. Smith Jewish Day Contact: Awilda Torres Grades: Pre-K-12 Gaithersburg, MD 20877 School — Lower School Contact: Margaret Gold 301-963-8022 1901 E. Jefferson St. Mount Airy Christian www.avalonschools.org Rockville, MD 20852 Academy Trinity School Grades: 1-12, boys only; half-day and 301-881-1400 16700 Old Frederick Road 4985 Ilchester Road full day co-ed kindergarten www.cesjds.org Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Ellicott City, MD 21043 Tuition: $6,225, half day; $12,450- Grades: K-6 410-489-4321 410-744-1524 $14,500, full day Tuition: $20,490 Grades: K-12 www.trinityschoolmd.org Contact: Sam Phillips, director of Contact: Pamela Shrock www.macamd.org Grades: Pre-K-8 admission Contact: Dr. Michael Chivalette, head Tuition: $3,400-$12,355 Charles E. Smith Jewish Day The Barnesville School of school Contact: Joan Voshell, admissions School — Upper School director 21830 Peach Tree Road 11710 Hunters Lane Barnesville, MD 20838 Our Lady of Perpetual Rockville, MD 20852 Help School 301-972-0341 www.barnesvilleschool.org 301-881-1400 4801 Ilchester Road Kent County Grades: Preschool-8 www.cesjds.org Ellicott City, MD 21043 Tuition: $4,910-$18,870 Grades: 7-12 410-744-4251 Kent School Contact: Susanne Johnson, director of Tuition: $26,290 www.olphschool.org 6788 Wilkins Lane admissions Contact: Robin Shapiro Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Chestertown, MD 21620 Tuition: $6,625 410-778-4100 Barrie School Chelsea School Contact: Victor Pellechia, principal www.kentschool.org 13500 Layhill Road (Serving students with language-based Grades: Pre-K-8 Silver Spring, MD 20906 learning differences) Resurrection-St. Paul School Tuition: $3,100-$13,495 301-576-2800 711 Pershing Drive 3155 Paulskirk Drive Contact: Tammi Stricker www.barrie.org Silver Spring, MD 20910 Ellicott City, MD 21042 Grades: Pre-K-12 301-585-1430 410-461-9111, ext. 241 The Radcliffe Creek School Tuition: $14,500-$27,000, financial aid www.chelseaschool.edu www.resstpaul.org Grades: 5-12 (for students dyslexia and other available Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $36,036 learning challenges) Contact: Alyssa Jahn, director of ad- Enrollment: 507 Contact: Deborah Lourie, director of 201 Talbot Blvd. mission Tuition: $3,700-$9,625 admissions Chestertown, MD 21620 Contact: Karen Murphy, principal Brookewood School St. Augustine School 410-778-8150 The Children’s Learning Center www.radcliffecreekschool.org 10401 Armory Ave. 5990 Old Washington Road 4511 Bestor Drive Grades: Pre-K-8 Kensington, MD 20895 Elkridge, MD 21075 301-949-7997 Rockville, MD 20853 410-796-3040 www.brookewood.org 301-871-6600 www.staug-md.org Montgomery County Grades: 1-12, girls only www.clcmd.org Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $10,500, grades 1-5; $11,750, Grades: Infant-5 Enrollment: 310 grades 6-12 Tuition: $6,850-$17,750 Tuition: $4,650-$5,450, K-8; $1,725- Academy of the Child Contact: Charmie C. Vince Contact: Dottie Harris $3,835, preschool 19711 Waters Road Contact: Patricia Schratz (preschool), Germantown, MD 20874 Bullis School Christ Episcopal School Sherry Mobley (K-8) 301-601-0991 10601 Falls Road 109 S. Washington St. www.academyofthechild.com Potomac, MD 20854 Rockville, MD 20850 St. John’s Parish Day School Grades: Preschool-6 301-299-8500 301-424-6550 9130 Frederick Road Tuition: $8,220-$9,860 www.bullis.org www.ces-rockville.org

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Tuition: $34,275 Potomac, MD 20854 301-384-3131 [Schools] Contact: Kai-Anasa George, director of 301-299-7360 www.jamonmontessori.com admissions www.georgetownhill.com Grades: Preschool-1 Continued from page 23 Grades: Preschool-2 Tuition: $8,250-$8,400 Evergreen School Tuition: $925-$1,185/month Contact: Lisa Miller Contact: businessoffice@georgetown- Grades: Preschool-8 10700 Georgia Ave. hill.com Tuition: $3,750-$15,475 Wheaton, MD 20902 John Nevins Andrews School 301-942-5979 117 Elm Ave. Contact: Trevor Waddington Georgetown Preparatory School www.evergreenschool.com Takoma Park, MD 20912 Concord Hill School Grades: Preschool-3 10900 Rockville Pike 301-270-1400 North Bethesda, MD 20852 6050 Wisconsin Ave. Tuition: $9,370-$14,450 www.jna.org 301-214-1215 Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Contact: Marcia Jacques Grades: Pre-K-8 www.gprep.org 301-654-2626 Tuition: $4,250-$7,900 Grades: 9-12, boys only www.concordhill.org Executive Child Development Center Contact: Maria Armenta Tuition: $29,625, day; $50,465, boarding Grades: Preschool-3 (serving employees of NIH) Contact: Brian J. Gilbert Enrollment: 100 6006 Executive Blvd. The Julia Brown Montessori Rockville, MD 20852 Schools Tuition: $14,675-$22,038 German School — 301-496-9411 (multiple area locations) Contact: Susan Arzt Washington, D.C. Grades: Preschool-1 1300 Milestone Drive Connelly School of the 8617 Chateau Drive Silver Spring, MD 20904 Holy Child Faith Arts Academy Elementary Potomac, MD 20854 301-622-7808 School 301-365-4400 9029 Bradley Blvd. www.juliabrownmontessorischools.com 13618 Layhill Road www.dswashington.org Potomac, MD 20854 Grades: Pre-K-3 Silver Spring, MD 20906 Grades: Preschool-12 301-365-0955 Contact: Julia Brown 301-438-2012 Tuition: $10,110-$13,250 www.holychild.org Grades: K-8 Contact: Julia Merck-Rocha Grades: 6-12, girls only Kemp Mill Montessori/ Contact: Dominique Harris Kehillat Montessori Tuition: $23,535-$25,675 Grace Episcopal Day School Contact: Pat Harden Fourth Presbyterian School 519 Lamberton Drive 9411 Connecticut Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20902 10701 S. Glen Road Kensington, MD 20895 301-593-4343 The Diener School Potomac, MD 20854 301-949-5860 Grades: Preschool-6 (for students with learning disabilities, 301-765-8133 www.geds.org Contact: Karen Gejdenson language and sensory processing disor- www.fourthschool.org Grades: Preschool-5 ders, attention challenges, executive Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $16,600-$19,535 Landon School for Boys functioning issues and social prag- Tuition: $7,900-$15,900 Contact: Donna Harshman Contact: Karen Janes 6101 Wilson Lane matic delays) Bethesda, MD 20817 Green Acres School 11510 Falls Road 301-320-1067 Potomac, MD 20854 The Frost School 11701 Danville Drive (for students with autism or emotional www.landon.net 301-299-4602 Rockville, MD 20852 Grades: 3-12, boys only www.TheDienerSchool.org troubles) 301-881-4100 4915 Aspen Hill Road Tuition: Grades 3-5, $31,000; Grades 6- Grades: K-6 www.greenacres.org Rockville, MD 20853 12, $32,000 Contact: Lois McCabe; info@thediener- 301-933-3452 Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: George Mulligan school.org www.frostcenter.com Tuition: $28,855 Grades: 1-12 Contact: Susan Friend Lone Oak Montessori School Edmund Burke School Contact: Chris Eacho (multiple area locations) 4101 Connecticut Ave. NW Griggs International Academy 10201 Democracy Blvd. Washington, D.C., 20008 Georgetown Hill Early Childhood (offers distance-learning services) Potomac, MD 20854 202-362-8882 Center 12501 Old Columbia Pike 301-469-4888 www.burkeschool.org (multiple area locations) Silver Spring, MD 20904 www.loneoakmontessori.com Grades: 6-12 8311 Bells Mill Road 301-680-6570 Grades: Preschool-6 Grades: Pre-K-12 Tuition: $3,810-$10,852 Tuition: $325/semester hour Contact: Eleanor Harris

The Harbor School Lycée Rochambeau French 7701 Bradley Blvd. International School — Nursery Bethesda, MD 20817 7108 Bradley Blvd. 301-365-1100 Bethesda, MD 20817 www.theharborschool.org 301-767-1683 Grades: Pre-K(3)-Grade 2 www.rochambeau.org Tuition: $10,425-$19,080 Grades: Pre-Nursery, Nursery and K Contact: Steven Greisdorf Tuition: $16,400 Contact: Agnes Finucan Hebrew Day Institute 2200 Baltimore Road Lycée Rochambeau French Inter- Rockville, MD 20851 national School — Lower School 240-399-6100 3200 Woodbine St. www.hebrewdayinstitute.org Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Grades: K-6 301-907-3265 Tuition: $13,500-$17,500 www.rochambeau.org Contact: Renee Salzberg Grades: 1-3 Tuition: $14,600 The Heights School Contact: Agnes Finucan 10400 Seven Locks Road Potomac, MD 20854 Lycée Rochambeau French Inter- 301-365-4300 national School — Upper School www.heights.edu Grades: 3-12 9600 Forest Road Tuition: $14,885-$19,800 Bethesda, MD 20814 Contact: Rich Moss 301-530-8260 www.rochambeau.org The Holton-Arms School Grades: 4-12 7303 River Road Tuition: $14,600-$19,480 Bethesda, MD 20817 Contact: Agnes Finucan 301-365-5300 www.holton-arms.edu The Manor Montessori School Grades: 3-12, girls only (multiple area locations) Tuition: $31,886-$33,441 10500 Oaklyn Drive Contact: Leslie Nelson Potomac, MD 20854 301-299-7400 Jamon Montessori Day School www.manormontessori.com 52 Randolph Road Grades: Preschool-3 MAXIMILIAN FRANZ Silver Spring, MD 20904 Contact: Katherine Damico

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Mater Amoris Montessori School www.stoneridgeschool.org 18501 Mink Hollow Road Grades: Pre-K and K, coed; 1-12, Ashton, MD 20861 girls only 301-774-7468 Tuition: $21,300-$26,500 www.materamoris.com Contact: Mary Burke Tobias Grades: Preschool-6 Tuition: $8,500-$11,500 Sulam School Contact: Charlotte Shea (for children with special learning needs) 13300 Arctic Ave. Mater Dei School Rockville, MD 20853 9600 Seven Locks Road 301-962-9400, ext. 5523 Bethesda, MD 20817 www.sulam.org 301-365-2700 Grades: K-8 www.materdeischool.net Grades: 1-8, boys only Takoma Academy Tuition: $15,450 8120 Carroll Ave. Takoma Park, MD 20912 McLean School of Maryland 301-434-4700 8224 Lochinver Lane www.ta.edu Potomac, MD 20854 Grades: 9-12 301-299-8277 Tuition: Please call the school for details www.mcleanschool.org Contact: Carla Thrower, principal Grades: K-12 Tuition: $28,095-$33,950 Thomas Jefferson Preparatory Contact: Judy Jankowski School 12801 Darnestown Road Melvin J. Berman Hebrew Darnestown, MD 20878 Academy 301-330-7550 13300 Arctic Ave. www.tjprep.org Rockville, MD 20853 Grades: Pre-K-8 301-962-9400 Tuition: $8,200-$13,500 www.mjbha.org Contact: Z. Harabatch Grades: Preschool-12 Enrollment: 700 Torah School of Greater Washington Tuition: $4,550-$20,250 2010 Linden Lane Contact: Sharon Butler MAXIMILIAN FRANZ Silver Spring, MD 20910 Montrose Christian School Paint Branch Montessori School The Siena School 301-962-8003 5100 Randolph Road 10309 New Hampshire Ave. 9727 Georgia Ave. www.tsgw.org Rockville, MD 20852 Silver Spring, MD 20903 Silver Spring, MD 20910 Grades: K-6 301-770-5335 301-434-0373 301-592-0567 Tuition: $12,000-$12,790 www.montrosechristian.org www.pbmontessori.com www.thesienaschool.org Contact: Zev Teichman Grades: K-12 Grades: Preschool-6 Grades: 4-12 Tuition: $9,500-$10,700 Tuition: $11,245-$14,359 Tuition: $31,000-$33,000 Village Montessori School Contact: Rebecca A. Guyot Contact: Bekah Atkinson Contact: Stephanie Waller 20301 Fulks Farm Road Montgomery Village, MD 20886 The Primary Day School Sligo Adventist School Muslim Community School 301-977-5766 7300 River Road 8300 Carroll Ave. 7917 Montrose Road www.villagemontessorimd.com Bethesda, MD 20817 Takoma Park, MD 20912 Potomac, MD 20854 Grades: Preschool-2 301-365-4355 301-434-1417 301-340-6713 Tuition: $7,120-$11,130 www.theprimarydayschool.org www.sligoadventistschool.org www.mymcs.org Contact: Laura Kerwin Grades: Before and after programs; Grades: K-8 Grades: Preschool-12 Pre-K-2 Tuition: $4,250-$7,900 Tuition: $3,900-$5,900 Walden Montessori Academy Tuition: $17,000-$21,000 Contact: Larry Rich, lrich@sligoadven- 7730 Bradley Blvd. Contact: Janice Nahidian Contact: Lindsay Spector tistschool.org Bethesda, MD 20817 The Nora School 301-469-8123 The Primary Montessori Day School St. Andrew’s Episcopal School — 955 Sligo Ave. www.waldenmontessoriacademy.com 14138 Travilah Road Lower School Silver Spring, MD 20910 Grades: Preschool-1 Rockville, MD 20850 10033 River Road 301-495-6672 301-309-9532 Potomac, MD 20854 Washington Christian www.nora-school.org www.primarymontessori.com 301-983-5200 Academy Grades: 9-12 Grades: Age 2-Grade 3 www.saes.org Tuition: $24,550 Tuition: $12,048-$21,438 16227 Batchellors Forest Road Grades: Preschool-3 Contact: Marcia Miller Contact: Donna L. Anthony Olney, MD 20832 Tuition: $4,440-$19,990 240-390-0429 The Norwood School Redwood Montessori Academy Contact: Spring Swinehart www.washingtonchristian.org 8821 River Road Grades: K-12 1605 Viers Mill Road St. Andrew’s Episcopal School — Bethesda, MD 20817 Rockville, MD 20851 Tuition: $7,299-$17,598 Intermediate, Middle & Upper 301-841-2130 301-762-2524 Contact: Karen Fleming School www.norwoodschool.org www.redwoodmontessorimd.com Washington Episcopal School Grades: K-8 Grades: Pre-K(2)-Grade 3 8804 Postoak Road Tuition: $25,530-$27,190 Tuition: $7,245-$13,770 Potomac, MD 20854 5600 Little Falls Parkway Contact: Mimi Mulligan Contact: Dianna Souder 301-983-5200 Bethesda, MD 20816 www.saes.org 301-652-7878 Oneness-Family School Sandy Spring Friends School Grades: 4-12 www.w-e-s.org 6701 Wisconsin Ave. 16923 Norwood Road Tuition: $24,500-$32,345 Grades: Preschool-8 Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Sandy Spring, MD 20860 Contact: Julie Jameson Tuition: $14,500-$28,975 301-652-7751 301-774-7455 Contact: Debra Duff www.onenessfamily.org www.ssfs.org St. John’s Episcopal School Grades: Age 2-Grade 8 Grades: Pre-K-12; boarding, 9-12 3427 Olney Laytonsville Road Washington Waldorf School Tuition: $10,850-$20,750 Tuition: $20,475-$28,300; Olney, MD 20832 4800 Sangamore Road Contact: Andrew Kutt boarding $41,700-$52,200 301-774-6804 Bethesda, MD 20816 Contact: Yasmin McGinnis stjes.org 301-229-6107 Our Lady of Good Counsel High Grades: Preschool-8 www.washingtonwaldorf.org School Seneca Academy Tuition: $8,500-$16,300 Grades: Pre-K-12 17301 Old Vic Blvd. 15601 Germantown Road Contact: Mark Woodson Tuition: $4,800-$21,750 Olney, MD 20832 Darnestown, MD 20874 Contact: Lezlie Lawson 240-283-3200 301-869-3728 Stone Ridge School of the Sacred www.olgchs.org www.SenecaAcademy.org Heart The Winchester School Grades: 9-12 Grades: Preschool-6 9101 Rockville Pike 3223 Bel Pre Road Tuition: $17,150 Tuition: $2,470-$10,450 Bethesda, MD 20814 Silver Spring, MD 20906 Contact: Kevin Collins Contact: Jennifer Serenyi 301-657-4322, ext. 321 301-598-2266

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Patuxent Montessori School [Schools] 14210 Old Stage Road Bowie, MD 20720 Continued from page 25 301-464-4506 www.patuxent-montessori.org www.thewinchesterschool.org Grades: Preschool-6 Grades: Pre-K-2 Tuition: $8,000-$9,800 Tuition: $1,100/month Contact: Suzanne Damadio, head Contact: Mary L. Rhim, director administrator

The Woods Academy Phillips School 6801 Greentree Road (for students with a range of disabilities) Bethesda, MD 20817 8920 Whiskey Bottom Road 301-365-3080 Laurel, MD 20723 www.woodsacademy.org 301-470-1620 Grades: Montessori preschool; grades 1-8 www.phillipsprograms.org Tuition: $12,225-$19,975 Contact: Wallace Henry III, program di- Contact: Molly McNamara rector

Yeshiva of Greater Washington Riverdale Baptist School Boys Division 1133 Largo Road 1216 Arcola Ave. Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 Silver Spring, MD 20902 301-249-7000 301-649-7077 www.rbschool.org www.yeshiva.edu Grades: K-12 Grades: 7-12 Enrollment: 900 Tuition: $17,150-$19,525 Tuition: $8,340-$10,356 Contact: Rabbi Dovid Katzenstein St. John the Evangelist School Yeshiva of Greater Washington 8912 Old Branch Ave. Girls Division Clinton, MD 20735 2010 Linden Lane PHOTOS.COM 301-868-2010 Silver Spring, MD 20910 240-764-2200 Ages: Pre-K-Elementary www.saintjohnsschool.org 301-962-5111 www.dematha.org Tuition: $6,950-$9,450 Grades: Pre-K-8 Enrollment: 234 www.yeshiva.edu Grades: 9-12, boys only Tuition: $5,995-$9,185 Grades: 7-12 Tuition: $13,950 Grace Brethren Christian School Contact: Susan Scott Tuition: $17,000-$19,525 Contact: Patrick Smith 6501 Surratts Road Clinton, MD 20735 Contact: Rabbi Zev Katz St. Mary of the Mills School Elizabeth Seton High School 301-868-1600 106 St. Mary’s Place 5715 Emerson St. www.gbcseagles.org Laurel, MD 20707 Bladensburg, MD 20710 Grades: K(3)-12 Prince George’s County 301-498-1433 301-864-4532 Tuition: $7,895-$8,395 www.stmaryofthemills.org Contact: George Hornickel, school www.setonhs.org Grades: K-8 Beddow Jr./Sr. High School director; Kathy Fry, registrar Grades: 9-12, all girls Contact: Maggie Hubbard 501 Bryan Point Road Tuition: $11,850 Accokeek, MD 20607 Holy Trinity Episcopal Contact: Melissa Davey, Director of St. Vincent Pallotti High School 301-292-1968 Day School Admissions 113 St. Mary’s Place www.thebeddowschool.org Lower School Laurel, MD 20707 Grades: 7-12 Fairhaven School 13106 Annapolis Road 301-725-3228 Tuition: $12,200 Bowie, MD 20720 17900 Queen Anne Road www.pallottihs.org 301-262-5355 Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 Grades: 9-12 The Beddow School www.htrinity.org 301-249-8060 Enrollment: 500 8600 Loughran Road Grades: K-4 www.fairhavenschool.com Tuition: $13,765 Fort Washington, MD 20744 Tuition: $9,800 Ages: 5-19 Contact: Lindsay J. Dively, Director of Contact: Rosalyn Cruz-Williams 301-567-0330 Tuition: $9,030 Admissions www.thebeddowschool.org Contact: [email protected] Ages: Preschool-6 Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School Tuition: $6,935-$9,725 First Baptist School of Laurel Preschool & Middle School Queen Anne’s County 15002 First Baptist Lane 11902 Daisy Lane Bishop McNamara High School Laurel, MD 20707 Glenn Dale, MD 20769 The Gunston School 6800 Marlboro Pike 301-490-1076 Forestville, MD 20747 www.fbslaurel.com 301-464-3215 911 Gunston Road www.htrinity.org 301-735-8401 Grades: Preschool-8 Centreville, MD 21617 Grades: Preschool; 5-8 410-758-0620 www.bmhs.org Tuition: $4,400-$6,600 Tuition: $8,670-$11,530 www.gunston.org Grades: 9-12 Contact: Tom Hudson, principal Contact: Rosalyn Cruz-Williams Grades: 9-12 Tuition: $11,250 Friends Community School Tuition: $21,950 Enrollment: 875 Jericho Christian Academy Contact: David Henry Contact: Patricia Garber 5901 Westchester Park Drive College Park, MD 20740 8500 Jericho City Drive Landover, MD 20785 Wye River Upper School Bowie Montessori Children’s 301-441-2100 www.friendscommunityschool.org 301-333-9400 (for ADHD, dyslexia and other learn- House Grades: K-8 myjerichochristianacademy.org ing differences) 5004 Randonstone Lane Tuition: $16,710-$19,050 Grades: Pre-K(2)-8 P.O. Box 36 Bowie, MD 20715 Contact: Connie Belfiore, director of Tuition: $6,700, K-8; $8,784-$9,204, Wye Mills, MD 21679 301-262-3566 admissions and outreach early childhood development 410-827-5822 www.bmch.net www.wyeriverupperschool.org Grades: Preschool-8 Genesis Christian Day New Hope Academy Grades: 9-12 Tuition: $9,700 Schools 7009 Varnum St. Contact: Katie Theeke, director of admissions and communications Contact: Tina Arminio (multiple area locations) Landover Hills, MD 20784 6717 Glenn Dale Road 301-459-7311 Cornerstone Christian Academy Glenn Dale, MD 20769 www.newhopeacademy.org 16010B Annapolis Road 301-464-3981 Grades: Preschool-12 St. Mary’s County Bowie, MD 20715 genesischristianschools.com Tuition: $8,890-$9,710 301-262-7683 Grades: Preschool-K Contact: Joy Morrow The King’s Christian ccabowie.org Tuition: $9,880-$10,584 Academy Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Lisa Weathers-Hall Our Savior’s School 20738 Point Lookout Road Tuition: $5,825 3111 Forestville Road Callaway, MD 20620 Contact: Millie Lauffer Glenn Dale Montessori School Forestville, MD 20747 301-994-3080 7500 Hillmeade Road 301-420-5076 www.kcacademy.net DeMatha Catholic High School Glenn Dale, MD 20769 Grades: Pre-K-6 Grades: Pre-K-12 4313 Madison St. 301-805-2845 Tuition: $6,100-$6,400 Tuition: $6,521-7,701 Hyattsville, MD 20781 www.glenndalemontessori.org Contact: Elizabeth Cottrell Contact: Betsy Barreto

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MAXIMILIAN FRANZ Leonard Hall Junior Naval Washington County Tuition: $4,350-$6,150 410-341-7668 Academy Contact: Patricia McDermott, principal www.steppingstoneslearningacademy.net Grades: K-9 41740 Baldridge St. Grace Academy Leonardtown, MD 20650 Tuition: $95-$120/week 13321 Cearfoss Pike Wicomico County Contact: Linda Brannock 301-475-8029 Hagerstown, MD 21740 www.lhjna.com 301-733-2033 Wicomico Day School Grades: 6-12 Salisbury Christian School www.graceacademyonline.org 1315 Old Ocean City Road Tuition: $7,750 Grades: Pre-K-12 807 Parker Road Salisbury, MD 21804 Contact: Suzanne Wisnieski, Tuition: $5,412 for one student, multi- Salisbury, MD 21804 410-546-5451 headmistress child discounts apply; three-day pro- 410-546-0661 www.wicomicodayschool.com gram for K3 or K4, $4,344 www.salisburychristian.org Grades: Preschool-8 St. Mary’s Ryken Contact: Jack Appleby, Headmaster Grades: Pre-K-12 Tuition: $140-$195/week High School Tuition: $2,811-$6,424 22600 Camp Calvert Road Heritage Academy Contact: Dr. James T. Fox Jr., PhD Contact: Sheila Zimmer Leonardtown, MD 20650 12215 Walnut Point West 301-475-2814 Hagerstown, MD 21740 The Salisbury School www.smrhs.org 301-582-2600 6279 Hobbs Drive Worcester County Grades: 9-12 www.heritage-academy.net Salisbury, MD 21804 Tuition: $12,500 Grades: K(4)-12 410-742-4464 ext. 123 Worcester Preparatory Contact: Amy Cricchi, director of Tuition: $4,670-$5,090 www.thesalisburyschool.org School admissions, [email protected] Contact: Linda Richesson Grades: Preschool-12 508 S. Main St. Contact: Gail Carozza, director of Berlin, MD 21811 Highland View Academy Starmaker Learning Center admission 410-641-3575 10100 Academy Drive 23443 Cottonwood Parkway www.worcesterprep.org Hagerstown, MD 21740 Stepping Stones Learning Grades: Pre-K-12 California, MD 20619 301-739-8480 Academy Tuition: $8,500-$12,310 301-863-7740 www.highlandviewacademy.com 402 W. Main St. Contact: Tara Becker, Director of www.starmakerschool.org Grades: 9-12 Fruitland, Md. 21826 Admissions Grades: Preschool-3 Tuition: $9,155-$14,415 Contact: Lynn Ennis Contact: Julie Recker

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The Country School 301-733-9330 www.stjames.edu Thurs, Oct. 17 Fri, Dec. 6 716 Goldsborough St. Grades: 8-12 Easton, MD 21601 Tuition: $27,200, day; $40,800, boarding Sat, Nov. 2 Sat, Jan. 11 410-822-1935 Contact: Ben Douglass, director of Tues, Nov. 12 Thurs, Jan. 22 www.countryschool.org admission

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Tuition: $9,750-$13,250 St. Maria Goretti High School Experience the Joy of an Extraordinary Education! Contact: Kimerly Balderson 1535 Oak Hill Ave. Hagerstown, MD 21742 Saints Peter and Paul Elementary 301-739-4266 Friends Community School & High School www.goretti.org Progressive Quaker Education ~ K — 8 900 High Street Grades: 9-12 Easton, MD 21601 Contact: Holly Katrina 5901 Westchester Park Drive Tel: 301-441-2100 410-822-2275 – High School College Park, MD 20740 www.friendscommunityschool.org 410-822-2251 – Elementary School St. Mary Catholic School ______www.ssppeaston.org/schools 218 W. Washington St. Grades: PreK-12 Hagerstown, MD 21740 Life-long learners, Courageous risk-takers, & Joyous peacemakers Tuition: $4,675-$11,460 301-733-1184 ______Contact: Connie Webster, elementary www.stmarycatholicschool.org One minute inside the beltway! school; James Nemeth, high school Grades: Pre-K-8

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