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The following pages list independent primary and secondary schools Main Number: 443.524.8100 in the state of Maryland, including both secular and religious schools Main Fax: 410-752-7789 that are not part of the state’s public school systems. The list is based on information provided by the website of the Maryland State Depart- ment of Education and by the schools themselves. In many cases, we talked to school representatives; in some cases, we relied on school Suzanne E. Fischer-Huettner, Publisher websites. Thomas Baden Jr., Editor Our list does not include independent schools that offer only nurs- ery school or kindergarten classes. However, those schools are listed Erin Cunningham, Special Products Editor by county on the MSDE’s website, www.marylandpublicschools.org; phone 410-767-0100. Maria Kelly, Comptroller

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Many schools had not set fees for 2015-16 when we gathered this in- Rickie Roberts, Advertising Director formation, and schools often charge extra fees that are not considered Darice Dixon, Account Manager part of tuition. We recommend that readers contact schools directly to check on tuition and to ask about additional fees, enrollment poli- Natasha Foster, Account Manager cies and waiting lists. Tarsha Miller, Account Manager Readers also should be aware that just because the state licenses a school to teach certain grades, that does not mean all of those grades Maximilian Franz, Senior Photographer are offered.

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Maximilian Franz Students at St. James Academy in Monkton learn in a state-of-the-art makerspace. Design thinking catches on in Md. schools director of technology, said one of the Method focuses advantages of makerspaces is that they have a low barrier of entry. Students on problem-solving, might be intimidated by the idea of collaboration programming but think it’s the only way to get into computer science. The By Jeanette Der Bedrosian gadgets in the school’s makerspace Special to The Daily Record act as a gateway to STEM, showing students what’s possible. Armed with sugar cubes and icing, “I feel like it gives those skills a more groups of second-graders recently concrete or real-world application,” tackled a complex engineering problem agreed Emily Letras, Bryn Mawr’s upper — how to create a mini igloo that was school computer science department structurally sound. chair and technology integrator. “They The 15 St. James Academy can actually see the result of what students were getting a lesson in they’re building.” design thinking — a term given to Some of Letras’ students are working creatively approaching and solving on projects that involve design thinking multidimensional problems. More and to tackle the typical problems a high more schools across the country are schooler might face — creating a caddy dedicating staff, classes and space to Maximilian Franz to store earring backs that too often high-tech exploration that might one St. James Academy students get a lesson in design thinking, an instructional approach that go missing or creating a cover that day help solve the world’s biggest helps them take creative approaches to problem-solving. slips over a laptop’s webcam to ensure challenges. privacy. The students will brainstorm, In this case, St. James Academy students progress through the grades, telling you exactly what to do. You have design, create, brand and package their students were in the Monkton they work with LEGO robotics, LED to learn to figure it out.” products. independent school’s state-of-the-art light sets, electronic resistors and 3-D Increasingly, as school administrators “They’re even thinking about selling makerspace. Working on tables covered printers. seek to graduate tech-savvy students it to their classmates, so it makes it a in white board paint and surrounded by Joe Edel, the school’s tech who will go on to excel in science, much less abstract thing,” she says, gadgets and tools you wouldn’t find in coordinator, describes the makerspace technology, engineering and math, “whereas with programming, you’re your ordinary shop class, students feel as an activity in and of itself. they are installing makerspaces (also not always doing things that feel inspired to brainstorm, collaborate and “When you walk into the space, there known as hackerspaces, hackspaces, so concrete. It helps ground it, and “fail forward,” educators say. are plenty of things all around. … We and fablabs) to give students a creative students can see the payoff really “It’s teaching students to fail well, to can draw on the tables. Things move, space to think and work. quickly.” know that they don’t have to give up. fly, glide. And we’ve got this big area for At Bryn Mawr School, a K-12 college But even at the level of second- They can go back and try again,” said all of our robots and things we build to preparatory school in Baltimore, graders with sugar cubes, design Alison Glace, a second grade teacher move around.” administrators want to share success thinking has value in terms of at the Episcopal parish day school. He tries to teach students that design stories from their design thinking exposing students to problem-solving, “I knew they would run into a lot of thinking isn’t about following a set of projects with the community. At a collaboration and possible STEM problems, so it was about them trying instructions, but rather trying, failing March event, they will discuss what it career paths. to figure out why their roof was falling and adjusting your own ideas of what takes to set up a makerspace and let “Since we’re introducing it at a very down. There’s a reverse engineering might work as a solution to a problem. attendees experiment with tools like young age now, I’m excited to see aspect to it.” “When you buy things off the shelf Arduino (a microcontroller board), what these elementary school students For Glace’s students, design thinking of the store, they don’t just magically MaKey MaKey (which lets the user turn are going to do as they progress up,” takes the form of “design time,” low-key appear there,” he said he tells the kids. anything — even a banana — into a Curtis said. “It’s just very exciting and exposure to the frame of mind required “There is so much that goes on before controller) and a 3-D printer. inspiring to think what could come out to identify and solve challenges. As that, where there aren’t directions Justin Curtis, the all-girls school’s of this as they grow.” 4 TheDailyRecord.com INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 January 2015 Cyber days replace snow days in more schools days, educators are looking for a E-learning gets mixed reviews from students balance between keeping learning By Meg Tully of time. Any students who lose power going during snow and providing in- Special to The Daily Record may have their parents write a note to person instruction. excuse them from the assignment, and At Gilman School in Baltimore, Snow days bring to mind sledding they make it up later. some teachers put assignments online, and snowballs, but for students at “The goal is to have students We’re certainly getting but there are no official cyber days Maryland’s schools it could one day participating in activities that they can to the point over the next that replace a day in the classroom. mean logging into virtual classrooms do from a distance but that they would Headmaster Henry Smyth said they online from home. have done in a classroom setting,” he five years where school may one day offer cyber days during The John Carroll School in Harford said. systems will be ready to closures, but he’s most interested in County already holds “cyber days” after The school, which enrolls fewer e-learning if students are out for a four built-in snow days have been used. provide remote learning than 700 students, has a one-to-one “ longer period of time or frequently “The weather was pretty bad last across the board. computer policy, requiring all incoming enough that their learning is being year in the winter, and we had lost freshmen to purchase a laptop. disrupted. a lot of academic time, and we were Powell believes cyber days are Rebecca Amani-Dove, “If there’s a prolonged absence or scrambling for ways to recoup some of a growing trend, after having read Howard County Public Schools frequent disruptions we do want the that lost class time,” said Brian Powell, articles about it happening all over the director of communications boys to continue their learning, and vice president of student affairs and country. we need to do that,” said headmaster technology at the school. It may take longer for public schools Henry Smyth. “If it’s one day, I’m not A big impetus for the change was to start offering cyber days. going to lose sleep over it.” the school’s large international student In Howard County, the school system in cyber days from home instead of population. With students coming from is contracting a company to implement adding a classroom day at the end of The school uses a content all over the world, extending the school a new learning platform that will allow the school year could require state management system employed by year isn’t a good option for the school, teachers to post course material online approval as well, she said. many area independent schools called he said. and collaborate remotely with students. Requiring digital learning in the Moodle, and all students in sixth grade The 2013-14 school year was the first That system will be online in the next public schools is a little more difficult and above have either a tablet or laptop year John Carroll used cyber days, and year or two, but until then teachers are than at independent schools, where device. However, he said, educators at it was successful enough to continue. using free content management sites on many students already are required to the school value human interaction and Asked how students like the new their own, said Rebecca Amani-Dove, have laptops or tablets. always debate what role technology policy, Powell responds with a laugh. director of communications at Howard Still, since the population of students should play in the education of students. “It’s mixed reviews,” he said. “Sure, County Public Schools. without devices is so small, Amani- At the school, Smyth said, “You they would like to not have to do “We’re certainly getting to the point Dove said it would be possible to find would find some classrooms fully anything on their snow days, but I over the next five years where school solutions. For example, the Bright plugged in, and then you would see have heard ‘snow days are harder than systems will be ready to provide remote Minds Foundation has an initiative some students with pen and pencil in actually being in class,’” he said. “Some learning across the board,” Amani-Dove to provide computers to students in hand making notes on the margin of like it, some hate it.” said. Howard County. a novel. We hope that it becomes yet If teachers are worried they will lose But, she added, they aren’t there yet. Even at schools that have the another good tool for teaching and power, they post the assignments ahead Requiring students to participate infrastructure in place to offer cyber learning.”

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Photo Courtesy of the Institute of Notre Dame The Institute of Notre Dame in Baltimore has adopted the Project Lead the Way curriculum — a highly respected STEM curriculum used by schools nationwide. STEM makes a mark on schools’ curricula Educators seek to engage students, promote careers By Erin Cunningham The Daily Record

President Barack Obama has made it a federal priority to prepare more students to enter the fields of science, technology, engineering and math. Schools in Maryland are doing their part by adopting programs that further STEM education — and in many cases ensure that STEM concepts are taught across the curriculum. At the Institute of Notre Dame, about 40 percent of students at the all- girls private school in Baltimore are enrolled in STEM programs. The school follows the Project Lead the Way curriculum — a highly Photo Courtesy of Maryvale Preparatory School respected STEM curriculum used Maryvale Preparatory School students participate in an Arbor Raising project that incorporates STEM lessons. by schools nationwide. The school offers biomedical and engineering importance of teaching STEM dimensions. Students also have been upper school head at Maryvale. He programs, and beginning in the next subjects at an all-girls school. She studying engineering sources and said the program is expected to open school year the Institute of Notre says it is her personal mission to get using a 3D printer to make objects to about 10 or 15 students. Dame also will offer computer science more women to enter STEM fields, using exact measurements. Recent projects in the upper school through Project Lead the Way, said Dr. where they typically have been under- At Maryvale Preparatory School in included students participating in Peggy Gessler, head of science and represented. Baltimore, STEM is ingrained at both a robotics challenge and another in technology at the school. To encourage them to consider the middle and high school levels. which girls engaged in a true hands-on When that program launches, the such professions, she said the school “We really do work hard at showing project building bridges. school will be the only one in Maryland takes students on field trips to see connections across the curriculum,” “Our girls are into it,” Belz said of offering all three tracks. STEM professionals in action and said Amy Belz, middle school head students’ excitement for STEM. “We “It really has taken off,” Gessler said also invites guest speakers to excite at Maryvale. “Our science teachers don’t have to do anything special to of the STEM program’s popularity. students about the fields. maybe drive our major STEM projects, plant the seed. They are really pumped She said all STEM lessons are The school also participated in but they work collaboratively with up about these projects.” hands-on and many focus on solving the recent international “Hour of math and technology.” An extra advantage, Shin said, real-world problems. For example, Code” event — engaging students in This month, the school also is that Maryvale is the only all-girls students act as genetic counselors, and computer science activities. is launching the Architecture independent school in the market with in their fourth year of the biomedical Rolando Rodriguez, who teaches Construction Engineering Mentoring a one-to-one iPad program. program visit an emergency room the Pathway to Engineering courses at Program, in which professionals within “That’s key to allowing the girls to and construct their own models that the Institute of Notre Dame, recently the industry will supply mentors, host do what they do in the classroom,” improve upon current practices. had his students make gliders using field trips and work with students on said Heather Harlan Warnack, director It is not lost on Gessler the high-tech equipment and specific hands-on projects, said Victor Shin, of communications and marketing. 6 TheDailyRecord.com INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 January 2015 Same-sex schools offer benefits Educators: Single-gender classes build confidence, challenge students

By Meg Tully Special to The Daily Record

Last spring, boys at St. Ignatius Loyola Academy in Baltimore’s Federal Hill didn’t just learn about storm runoff in a textbook — their teacher took them to nearby Riverside Park, and they used homemade funnels, graduated cylinders and digital stop watches to learn more. The middle school for boys in sixth-through-eighth grades tailors to the needs of boys in seemingly simple ways like creating the opportunity for more movement. During a classroom lesson, for example, boys might be asked to write on a small whiteboard and bring their answers to the teacher. In the case of the storm runoff lesson, they observed Photo Courtesy of Boys’ Latin School of Maryland the water level as it soaked into the ground over time Boys’ Latin School of Maryland is one of several independent schools in the state that offer same-sex education. and compared the rate for three different surfaces. “We see every day that it’s an advantage for them to be in this environment, and we have great success rates as a result of our total program,” said John Ciccone, president of St. Ignatius Loyola Academy. Many of Baltimore’s independent schools offer single-sex environments that specialize in helping boys and girls succeed. I think that in a single-sex Ask Kathleen Casey how the single-sex environment environment girls realize that helps girls at the Institute of Notre Dame in Baltimore, they have power and they have and the principal will start rattling off alumni success stories. enormous potential, and they Both Sen. Barbara Mikulski, the longest-serving realize they can do anything they woman in the history of Congress, and U.S. Rep. “ put their minds to. Nancy Pelosi, former Speaker of the House of Photo Courtesy of Maryvale Preparatory SchooL Representatives, are graduates of the school. Brigadier Maryvale Preparatory School students gather each year for Gen. Allyson Grant Solomon, class of 1979, was the the Feast of the Immaculate Conception — for Ring Cere- Kathleen Casey first woman and African-American senior commander mony, when juniors get their rings and an assigned “little Institute of Notre Dame principal in the Maryland Air National Guard. sister” in the freshman class gives them a congratulatory “I think that in a single-sex environment girls rose. realize that they have power and they have enormous into “families” of sixth, seventh and eighth graders to two national experts to campus specializing in potential, and they realize they can do anything they encourage a community feeling throughout the school. reaching boys. put their minds to,” Casey said. Many independent schools in Baltimore belong to Abigail Norfleet James came to offer her insight as Women in single-sex schools were three times coalitions of single-sex schools that share information an author, psychologist and world-renown specialist in as likely to say they intend to pursue a career in about reaching students of that gender. the education of boys, and former Boston Celtics NBA engineering compared to women from co-educational For example, Boys’ Latin School of Maryland is a player Chris Herron spoke about drug and alcohol independent schools, according to a study by Linda member of the International Boys’ School Coalition, addiction prevention and recovery. J. Sax, published by the Sudikoff Family Institute which touts that boys’ education offers a stimulating Woods said that the speakers are an important part for Education & New Media and the UCLA Graduate and safe learning environment encouraging boys to of reaching boys because their educational experience School of Education and Information Studies and participate in all activities, provides a place to discuss combines academics, arts, athletics and co-curricular completed for the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools. sensitive gender and sex-related topics and allows activities with a character development program that At the Institute of Notre Dame, Casey said women boys to benefit from faculty members who have been focuses on the formation of integrity, courage and are encouraged to pursue interest in the sciences specially trained and have an interest in working compassion as core values. through their Project Lead the Way program, which with boys. Additionally, there are fewer distractions “We challenge each boy to discover his interests currently offers programs in biomedical engineering and more camaraderie among teachers, alumni and and became his best here and in life beyond our and engineering. Next year, they will begin to offer students. campus,” said Sarah Woods, director of strategic computer science as part of that program. (For more During the 2014 school year, Boys’ Latin brought communications at Boys’ Latin School of Maryland. on this program, see the article on page 5). Because girls fill all of the leadership positions in the school, they are encouraged to step up and become leaders. And that plays out across many different areas of interest — many of their plays are filled by a cast of girls, including traditionally male roles, and girls are lectors and Eucharistic ministers in the liturgies. Tracey Ford, president at Maryvale Preparatory School, says the single-sex environment at the independent school helps to build confidence among the all-female student population and challenges them to achieve. Maryvale has identified best learning practices for girls and works to incorporate them into the curriculum, such as more collaborative learning projects, she said. “Equally important is the sisterhood that develops among alums who are going or who have gone to all- girls schools,” Ford said. For the past 69 years, Maryvale girls have gathered on Dec. 8 — the Feast of the Immaculate Conception — for Ring Ceremony, when juniors get their rings and an assigned “little sister” in the freshman class gives them a congratulatory rose. This year, Ford noticed that many of the big sisters of the juniors, who now are freshmen in college themselves, drove back to see Photo Courtesy of Saint Ignatius their little sisters get their rings. Saint Ignatius seventh grade students venture outdoors for some hands-on learning testing surface runoff in Riverside In the middle-school program, girls are assigned Park. January 2015 INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 TheDailyRecord.com 7

Contact: Mary Jane Murphy, associate Hannah More School 410-923-3660 Allegany County director, upper school admissions at Severna Park High School indiancreekschool.org Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Sys- Grades: Pre-K-8 Beginnings Montessori School Archbishop Spalding High School tem Tuition: $7,770-$22,135 16 Howard St. 8080 New Cut Road (Serving students with autism spectrum Contact: Melissa Haber, director of ad- Cumberland, MD 21502 Severn, MD 21144 disorder and emotional disabilities) mission (301) 722-2220 410-969-9105, ext. 232 60 Robinson Road www.beginningsmontessori.com www.archbishopspalding.org Severna Park, MD 21146 Indian Creek School Grades: Preschool- Grade 6 Grades: 9-12 (410) 544-0900 Upper School (ages 2.5-12) Contact: Thomas Miller, director of ad- www.sheppardpratt.org 1130 Anne Chambers Way missions Ages: 14 to 21 Crownsville, MD 21032 Bishop Walsh School Contact: Dr. Leslie Kee, principal/edu- 410-849-5151 700 Bishop Walsh Road Arnold Christian Academy cation director, [email protected] indiancreekschool.org Cumberland, MD 21502 365 Jones Station Road Grades: 9-12 301-724-5360 Arnold, MD 21012 Hannah More School Tuition: $23,650-$28,350 www.bishopwalsh.org 410-544-1882 at Severn River Middle School Contact: Robin DePaolis, director of Grades: PK3-12 www.arnoldchristianacademy.org Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Sys- admission Contact: Ann Workmeister, aworkmeis- Grades: K-8 tem [email protected] Tuition: $6,050 (Serving students with autism spectrum The Key School disorder and emotional disabilities) Contact: Joan Harris, Mandi McClain, 534 Hillsmere Drive 241 Peninsula Farm Road The Jefferson School Ed O’Mara Annapolis, MD 21403 Arnold, MD 21012 at Finan Center 410-263-9231 (410) 544-0900 Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Sys- www.keyschool.org Book of Life Academy www.sheppardpratt.org tem 913 Cedar Park Road Grades: Pre-School (Serving students with emotional dis- Ages: 11 to 14 Annapolis, MD 21401 Contact: Dr. Leslie Kee, principal/edu- (2 years, 8 months) - 12 abilities, autism spectrum disorders, 410-263-2600 cation director, hgross@hannahmore. Tuition: $12,900-$25,900 and other related disorders) www.bookoflifeacademy.com org Contact: Jessie Dunleavy, director of P.O. Box 1722 Grades: Preschool-5 admission 10100 Country Club Road, SE Tuition: $4,500-$6,500 The Harbour School Cumberland, MD 21502 Contact: Rebecca Lemus, assistant prin- (for students with learning disabilities, Lake Shore Christian Academy (301) 777-2258 cipal autism, speech impairments and other 860 Swift Road www.sheppardpratt.org disabilities) Pasadena, MD 21122 Ages: 5 to 21 Calvary Baptist Church Academy 1277 Green Holly Drive 410-437-3529 Contact: Bonnie Fetzer, principal/ed- 407 Marley Station Road Annapolis, MD 21409 www.biblechurchoflakeshore.org ucation director, fnbfetzer@sheppard- Glen Burnie, MD 21060 410-974-4248 Grades: Pre-K(4)-12 pratt.org 410-768-5306 www.harbourschool.org Contact: Anthony Hall, principal www.cbcaknights.org Grades: Ages 6-21 Grades: Pre-K-12 Contact: Amy Sherlock, program direc- Monsignor Slade Catholic School Anne Arundel County Tuition: $2,980-$5,600 tor 120 Dorsey Road Contact: John Bandy, administrator Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Aleph Bet Jewish Day School Indian Creek School 410-766-7130 1125 Spa Road Chesapeake Lower and Middle Schools www.msladeschool.com Annapolis, MD 21403 Montessori School 680 Evergreen Road Grades: Pre-K(2) -8 410-263-9044 30 Old Mill Bottom Road North Crownsville, MD 21032 Contact: Pamela Rombach, registrar www.alephbet.org Annapolis, MD 21409 Grades: K-5 410-757-4740 Tuition: $11,300, 1-5 $12,800 www.chesapeake-montessori.com Contact: Nan Jarashow, head of school Ages: 18 months-8 th grade REGISTER Tuition: $9,250 - $11,975 NOW! Annapolis Area Christian School Contact: Lynn Satterfield, admissions - Lower School director 710 Ridgely Ave. Annapolis, MD 21401 The Forbush School PEABODY 410-519-5300, ext. 2 at Anne Arundel www.aacsonline.org Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Sys- PREPARATORY Grades: Pre-K-5 tem Tuition: 4,340-$11,390 (Serving students with autism spectrum SPRING 2015 Contact: Heather Schulte, associate di- disorder, pervasive developmental dis- rector, lower school admissions order, and other related disorders) 648 Old Mill Road The Peabody Preparatory’s Annapolis Area Christian School Millersville, MD 21108 - Middle School (410) 729-9185 spring semester of music 716 Bestgate Road www.sheppardpratt.org and dance instruction for all Annapolis, MD 21401 Ages: 10 to 21 410-519-5300, ext. 3 Contact: Robyn Nesmith, director, rrne- ages begins January 20. www.aacsonline.org [email protected] Grades: 6-8 Tuition: $13,395 Friendship Early childhood, dance classes, Contact: Jennifer Park, associate direc- Adventist School and individual instruction in all tor, middle school admissions 901 Andover Road Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 orchestral instruments, guitar, Annapolis Area Christian School 410-859-9909 harp, voice, and traditional - Severn Lower School www.friendshipadventistschool.org and Suzuki-based piano are 61 Gambrills Road Grades: 2 years old-Grade 8 Severn, MD Contact: Michele Gavin, principal offered at the Preparatory’s 21144 main campus in historic Mount 410-519-5300 ext. 1 Hannah More School Vernon and the Towson campus www.aacsonline.org at Millersville Elementary Grades: K-5 School on Dulaney Valley Road, where Tuition: $10,059 - $11,390 Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Sys- Children’s Chorus is also available. Contact: Heather Schulte, associate di- tem rector, lower school admissions (Serving students with autism spectrum disorder and emotional disabilities) For details, visit Annapolis Area Christian School 1601 Millersville Road peabody.jhu.edu/preparatory - Upper School Millersville, MD 21108 109 Burns Crossing Road (410) 544-0900 or call 410-234-4630. Severn, MD 21144 www.sheppardpratt.org 410-519-5300, ext. 4 Ages: 5 to 11 www.aacsonline.org Contact: Dr. Leslie Kee, Grades: 9-12 principal/education director, hgross@ Tuition: $16,390 hannahmore.org

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Montessori International St.AnnesSchool.org St. Mary’s High School Baltimore Academy Children’s House Grades: Preschool-8 113 Duke of Gloucester St. (for emotionally-disturbed students) 1641 N. Winchester Road Tuition: $7,780-$17,800 Annapolis, MD 21401 3800 Frederick Ave. Annapolis, MD 21409 Contact: Caroline Aras, director of ad- 410-263-3294 Baltimore, MD 21229 410-757-7789 missions www.stmarysannapolis.org 410-233-1400 www.montessoriinternational.org Grades: 9-12 Grades: 6-12 Grades: Toddlers (2) - 6th grade (12) St. Jane Frances School Tuition: $12,450-$13,920 Contact: Patrick Johnson, corporate di- Tuition: $8,200-$10,050 8513 St. Jane Drive Contact: Chrissie Chomo, director of rector of education Contact: Elizabeth Whitaker, adminis- Pasadena, MD 21122 admission trative director 410-255-4750 Baltimore Junior Academy www.stjaneschool.org St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 3006 W. Cold Spring Lane Naval Academy Primary School Grades: Pre-K(2)-8 School Baltimore, MD 21215 74 Greenbury Point Road Contact: Elena Simmons, principal 308 Oak Manor Drive 410-542-6758 Annapolis, MD 21402 Glen Burnie, MD 21061 www.bjacademy.org 410-757-3090 St. Martin’s-in-the-Field 410-766-5790 Grades: Pre-K (3)-10 napschool.com Episcopal School www.stpaulslutheranschoolgb.org Tuition: $5,080-$6,050 Grades: Preschool-5 375-A Benfield Road Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Tiffany Sewell, assistant Contact: Lois Johnson, admissions di- Severna Park, MD 21146 Tuition: $1,275-$6,470 rector 410-647-7055 Contact: Gerri Barry, receptionist Baltimore Lab School www.stmartinsmd.org (for students with moderate to severe- Rockbridge Academy Grades: Age 3-Grade 8 St. Philip Neri School learning disabilities and ADHD) 911 Generals Highway Contact: Jamey Hein, head of school 6401 S. Orchard Road 2220 St. Paul St. Millersville, MD 21108 Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 Baltimore, MD 21218 410-923-1171 St. Martin’s Lutheran School 410-859-1212 x 201 410-261-5500 www.rockbridge.org of Annapolis www.st.philip-neri.org www.baltimorelabschool.org Grades: K-12 1120 Spa Road Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Grades: 1-12 Tuition: $7,370 - $12,950 Annapolis, MD 21403 Tuition: $5,625 Contact: Annette Fallon, admissions Contact: Amy Boswell, admissions di- 410-263-8016 Contact: Susan Scott director rector www.stmartinsonline.org Grades: Pre-K(3)-Grade 8 School of the Incarnation Bnos Yisroel of Baltimore Saint Andrew’s Day School Tuition: $3,900-$11,450 2601 Symphony Lane 6300 Park Heights Ave. 4B Wallace Manor Road Contact: Carol Campbell, director of Gambrills, MD 21054 Baltimore, MD 21215 Edgewater, MD 21037 admissions 410-519-2285 443-524-3200 410-266-0952 www.schooloftheincarnation.org bnosyisroel.org www.standrewsum.org St. Mary’s Elementary School Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Grades: Pre-K-12 Grades: Pre-K-8 111 Duke of Gloucester St. Contact: Laura Pajerowski Tuition: $5,000-$9,500 Tuition: $4,530-$11,195 Annapolis, MD 21401 Contact: Ahuvah Heyman, school director Contact: Sue Meyer, director of admis- 410-263-2869 Severn School sions www.stmaryschurch.org 201 Water St. Boys’ Latin School of Maryland Grades: K-8 Severna Park, MD 21146 822 W. Lake Ave. St. Anne’s School of Annapolis Tuition: $7,620-$8,415 410-647-7700 Baltimore, MD 21210 3112 Arundel on the Bay Road Contact: Megan Back, director www.severnschool.com 410-377-5192 Annapolis, MD 21403 of admissions, 410-990-4135 or mback@ Grades: Preschool-12 www.boyslatinmd.com 410-263-8650 stmarysannapolis.org Tuition: Varies Grades: K-12, boys only Contact: Molly Green, director of ad- Tuition: $20,500-$25,600 missions Contact: Kathleen Berger, director of admissions, lower school; James Cur- The Summit School rie, director of admissions, middle and How do Friends (for bright students with learning differ- upper schools ences) students score so well 664 E. Central Ave. The Bryn Mawr School Edgewater, MD 21037 109 W. Melrose Ave. 410-798-0005 Baltimore, MD 21210 on AP tests even though www.thesummitschool.org 410-323-8800 Grades: 1-8 www.brynmawrschool.org we don’t offer AP courses? Contact: Dr. Joan Mele-McCarthy Grades: K-12, girls only; preschool, co-ed Tuition: $25,520-$27,310 Baltimore City Preschool Tuition: $13,720-$25,800 Contact: Rebekah Jackson (K-12); Pat Archbishop Borders School Sheridan (preschool) 3500 Foster Ave. 85% score 3, 4 or 5 Baltimore, MD 21224 Calvary Lutheran School 410-276-6534 2625 E. Northern Parkway We don’t offer AP courses www.abbschool.com Baltimore, MD 21214 because, like an increasing Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 410-426-4302 number of enlightened Tuition: $5,150 www.calvarydifference.com Contact: Mary Catherine Marshall, prin- Grades: Pre-K-5 educators, we believe cipal Tuition: $2,400-$4,800 students should be taught Contact: Irene Jenkins, administrative to grasp concepts, not just Archbishop Curley assistant High School rote material. The result is, 3701 Sinclair Lane Calvert School they do well on many of life’s Baltimore, MD 21213 105 Tuscany Road tests … including AP tests. 410-485-5000 Baltimore, MD 21210 www.archbishopcurley.org 410-243-6054 ext. 106 Grades: 9-12, boys only www.calvertschoolmd.org ADMISSION Tuition: $12,200 Grades: K-8 LUNCH AND LEARN Contact: Nick Brownlee, admissions Tuition: $11,600-$23,200 Wed., January 21 director Contact: Elizabeth Sutley, admission 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. coordinator Mon., February 9 The Auburn School 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Growing the social and academic po- Cardinal Shehan School tential of bright students with social 5407 Loch Raven Blvd. and communication challenges Baltimore, MD 21239 Locations in Herndon, Va. (K-12); 410-433-2775 Silver Spring (K-8); and Baltimore, www.cardinalshehanschool.org MD(K-8) Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 www.theauburnschool.org Tuition: $5,100 Tuition: $37,500 Contact: Corinne Davidson, assistant 410.649.3211 • friendsbalt.org/admission (scholarships available) principal NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2015-16 TUITION RATES January 2015

The Catholic High School Institute of Notre Dame of Baltimore 901 Aisquith St. 2800 Edison Hwy. Baltimore, MD 21202 Baltimore, MD 21213 410-522-7800 410-732-6200 www.INDofMD.org www.thecatholichighschool.org Grades: 9-12, girls only Grades: 9-12, girls only Tuition: $ 13,370 Contact: Lee Conderacci, director of Contact: Helen Bruns, director of ad- enrollment missions

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Kennedy Krieger School: 420 S. Chester St. Fairmount Campus Baltimore, MD 21231 (for students with a range of 410-727-3255 disabilities) www.cristoreybalt.org 1750 E. Fairmount Ave. Grades: 9-12 Baltimore, MD 21231 Tuition: $575-$2,500 443-923-4589 Contact: Patricia Hill www.kennedykrieger.org Friends School of Baltimore Grades: K-8 5114 N. Charles St. Contact: C. Brooke Wesley, director of Baltimore, MD 21210 admissions 410-649-3211 www.friendsbalt.org Kennedy Krieger School: Grades: Pre-K-12 LEAP Program Tuition: $18,795 to $25,990 (Lifeskills and Education for Students Contact: Karen Dates Dunmore, direc- with Autism and other Pervasive Be- tor of admission and financial aid havioral Challenges - for students with autism and pervasive behavioral chal- Gateway School lenges) (for students with hearing loss, speech 3825 Greenspring Ave. and language difficulties; autism spec- Baltimore, MD 21211 trum disorders and development 443-923-4574 delays) www.kennedykrieger.org 5900 Metro Drive Grades: Ages 5-21 Baltimore, MD 21215 Contact: Lynn Kanzler, office of admis- 410-318-6780 sions www.hasa.org Ages: 2-12 Krieger Schechter Day School Contact: Jill Berie, educational director 8100 Stevenson Road Baltimore, MD 21208 Gilman School 410-824-2066 5407 Roland Ave. www.ksds.edu Baltimore, MD 21210 Grades: K-8 410-323-3800 Tuition: $16,630-$19,490 www.gilman.edu Contact: Ilene Wise, director of Grades: K-12, boys only admission, [email protected] Tuition: $20,500-$27,360 Contact: Danielle Moran, admissions Liberty’s Northwest Good Shepherd Center Child Development Center (Residential treatment services and 4013 Liberty Heights Ave. therapeutic day school program for ad- Baltimore, MD 21207 olescents 410-367-7877 experiencing emotional and behavioral Grades: K-1 difficulties) Tuition: $180/week 4100 Maple Ave. Contact: Audrey Ware or Latronya Baltimore, MD 21227 Ware, owner/director 410-247-2770 www.goodshepherdcenter.org Maryland School for the Blind Grades: 8-12 (Serving students who are blind or vi- Contact: Terri Schindler, admissions sually impaired including those with director multiple disabilities) 3501 Taylor Ave. park by the numbers The GreenMount School Baltimore, MD 21236 The diverse and dynamic pursuits of Park students and the lives of achieve- 501 W. 30th St. 410-444-5000 Baltimore, MD 21211 www.marylandschoolfortheblind.org ment, generosity, and joy once they leave our campus on Old Court Road 410-235-6295 Ages: Infants-21 best represent the value of a Park education. Below are a few numbers that www.greenmountschool.org Contact: Carol Bogue, director of edu- illustrate Park in a different way. Grades: K-8 cation Tuition: $9,300 Contact: Elaine Doyle-Gillespie, admis- Mercy High School Students in Park School’s most recent graduating class (2014) recognized by the National Merit Scholarship sions director 1300 E. Northern Parkway program and The College Board: 15 Commended; Baltimore, MD 21239 Holy Angels Catholic School 5 Semifinalists including 1 National Achievement 410-433-8880 1201 S. Caton Ave. 22 Scholarship Semifinalist; 2 Scholars in the National www.mercyhighschool.com Baltimore, MD 21227 Hispanic Recognition Program Grades: 9-12, girls only 443-602-3200 www.hacschool.org Tuition: $13,335 ($135, instructional ac- Grades: Pre-K-8 tivities fee; $300, technology fee) Over 50% of Park’s Class of 2014 scored Tuition: $5,200 Contact: Faith Erline, director of admis- greater than 1300 on the SAT — 1600-point Contact: Kathleen Filippelli, principal sions scale combined Critical Reading/Math 1300+ H.O.P.E. Academy Mother Seton Academy 1808 Edison Hwy. 2215 Greenmount Ave. Upper School students took this number of AP Baltimore, MD 21213 Baltimore, MD 21218 exams in the 2013-2014 academic year. Scores of 410-327-9020 410-563-2833 hopeacademybaltimore.org www.MotherSetonAcademy.org five: 65; scores of four: 68; scores of three: 65 Grades: K-5 Grades: 6-8 215 (92% scored three or better.) Tuition: $4,000 Contact: Sr. Margaret Juskelis, SSND, Contact: Yolanda Lambrith, principal president

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St. Thomas Aquinas 3710 Roland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21211 410-889-4618 www.stthomasaquinasschool.us Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Tuition: $5,775-$6,865 Contact: Gary M. Rand II, principal Unselds’ School 250 S. Hilton St. Baltimore, MD 21229 410-947-1110 Grades: Infant/toddler-8 Contact: Connie Unseld, owner/ president Waldorf School of Baltimore 4801 Tamarind Road Baltimore, MD 21209 410-367-6808 www.waldorfschoolofbaltimore.org Grades: Preschool- 8 Tuition: $10,000-$19,000 Contact: Pat Whitehead, director of administration The Wilkes School at Grace and St. Peter’s 707 Park Ave.

Photo Courtesy of Institute of Notre Dame Baltimore, MD 21201 410-539-1395 Mount Saint Joseph The School of the Cathedral 801 Argonne Drive www.wilkesschool.org 4403 Frederick Avenue of Mary Our Queen Baltimore, MD 21218 Grades: PreK (Age 3)- Grade 5 Baltimore, Maryland 21229 111 Amberly Way 410-889-5054 Tuition: $12,875 410-644-3300 Baltimore, MD 21210 www.stelizabeth-school.org Contact: Nancy DeBell, director of admissions www.msjnet.edu 410-464-4100 Ages: 6-21 Grades: 9-12, boys only www.schoolofthecathedral.org Contact: Judy Malin, admissions Tuition: $13,450 director Woodbourne School Grades: K-8 (for emotionally disabled students) Contact: Marc Hoffman, director of Tuition: $8,500-$9,910 admissions 1301 Woodbourne Ave. Contact: Michael Wright, assistant St. Frances Academy 501 E. Chase St. Baltimore, MD 21239 principal 410-433-1000 Mount Zion Baptist Baltimore, MD 21202 www.woodbourne.org Christian School 410-539-5794 Seton Keough High School Grades: 6-12, boys only 2000 E. Belvedere Ave. www.sfacademy.org 1201 Caton Ave. Contact: Tom Fitzgerald Baltimore, MD 21239 Grades: 9-12 Baltimore, MD 21227 410-426-2309 Contact: Nicholas L. Myles Mzbcministries.org 410-646-4444 Grades: Pre-K(3)-12 www.setonkeough.com St. Francis Baltimore County Grades: 9-12, girls only of Assisi School Tuition: $12,500-$16,500 Peabody Preparatory 3617 Harford Road Al-Rahmah School of The Johns Hopkins University Contact: Barbara Gerrity, director of Baltimore, MD 21218 6631 Johnnycake Road 21 E. Mt. Vernon Place, First Floor Baltimore, MD 21244 admissions 410-467-1683 Baltimore, MD 21202 410-719-0921 www.sfa-school.org 410-234-4630 alrahmah.org St. Casimir Catholic School Grades: Pre-K for 2-to 4-year-olds, K-8 www.peabody.jhu.edu/preparatory 1035 S. Kenwood Ave. Grades: Pre-K-12 Ages: Infants to adults Tuition: $6,550 for non-parishioners; Tuition: $4,100-$4,500 Baltimore, MD 21224 $5,750 for parishioners 410-342-2681 Contact: Donna Khan, administrative Contact: Carol Ciuchta, administrative assistant Roland Park Country School www.stcasimirschool.us 5204 Roland Ave. assistant Grades: Pre-K-8 Baltimore, MD 21210 Apple Ridge 410-323-5500 Contact: Noreen Heffner, principal St. Ignatius Montessori School www.rpcs.org Loyola Academy 200 Ingleside Ave. Grades: K-12, girls only; Preschool, St. Elizabeth School 300 E. Gittings St. Catonsville, MD 21228 girls and boys For students challenged with Baltimore, MD 21230 410-818-2000 Tuition: $11,385 - $25,995 intellectual, physical, and/or emotional 410-539-8268 www.appleridgemontessori.org Contact: Kathleen Curtis, director disabilities such as Autism, Down www.saintignatius.org Grades: Preschool-1 of admissions and enrollment Syndrome, and Traumatic Brain Injury Grades: 6-8, boys only Tuition: $5,000-8,000 management (TBI) Contact: Teresa Scott, principal Contact: Sue Eustis, director

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Apple Tree Children’s Center Grades: K-8 Hannah More School at John Paul Regional 221 Old Padonia Road Tuition: $7,950-$8,690 Millersville Elementary School Catholic School Cockeysville, MD 21030 Contact: Susan Miller, principal Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health 6946 Dogwood Road 410-560-0611 System Woodlawn, MD 21244 www.appletreecenter.com The Forbush School at Glyndon (Serving students with autism 410-944-0367 Grade: Infant-Kindergarten Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health spectrum disorder and emotional www.jprcs.org Tuition: $1,150-$1,485/month System disabilities) Grades: Preschool-8 Contact: Kelly Campbell, director (Serving students with complex 1601 Millersville Road Tuition: $6,125 emotional, behavioral, and intellectual Millersville, MD 21108 Contact: Alisha Jordan, principal Arlington Baptist School disabilities, including autism spectrum (410) 544-0900 3030 N. Rolling Road disorder) www.hannahmoreatmillersville.org Kennedy Krieger Baltimore, MD 21244 407 Central Avenue Ages: 5 to 11 410-655-9300 High School Career Reisterstown, MD 21136 Contact: Dr. Leslie Kee, principal/ and Technology Program www.arlingtonbaptistschool.org (410) 517-5400 education director, hgross@ Grades: K(3)-12 (for students with a range of www.forbushatglyndon.org hannahmore.org disabilities) Tuition: $6,650 Ages: 5 to 21 Contact: Elizabeth Elkins, 3825 Greenspring Ave. Contact: Jodi King, director, jking@ The Harbour School Baltimore, MD 21211 administrative assistant (for students with learning disabilities, sheppardpratt.org 443-923-7800 autism, speech impairments and other www.kennedykrieger.org Bais Yaakov School for Girls disabilities) 11111 Park Heights Avenue The Forbush School Ages: 14-21 11251 Dolfield Blvd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 at Hunt Valley Contact: Patrick Seay, director of Owings Mills, MD 21117 410-363-3300 Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health 443-394-3760 admissions www.baisyaakov.net System www.harbourschool.org Grades: Preschool-12, girls only (Serving students with complex Grades: Ages 6-21 Krieger Schechter Contact: Sandy Nissel, MBA, chief intellectual and behavioral disabilities, Day School including autism spectrum disorder) Contact: Martha Schneider, program operating officer 8100 Stevenson Road 11201 Pepper Road director Baltimore, MD 21208 Hunt Valley, MD 21031 Baltimore Actors’ Theatre 410-824-2066 (410) 527-9505 Immaculate Conception School Conservatory www.ksds.edu 300 Dumbarton Road www.forbushathuntvalley.org 112 Ware Ave. Grades: K-8 Baltimore, MD 21212 Ages: 5 to 21 Towson, MD 21204 Tuition: $16,630-$19,490 410-337-8519 Contact: Tim Yearick, principal, 410-427-4800 www.baltimoreactorstheatre.org [email protected] www.theimmaculate.org Contact: Ilene Wise, director of Grades: K-12 Grades: Pre-K-8 admission Contact: Walter Anderson, headmaster The Forbush Therapeutic Contact: Madaline Meaney, principal Preschool at Towson Lamb of God School Baltimore Lutheran School Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Immaculate Heart of Mary 1810 Fairview Ave. 1145 Concordia Drive System 8501 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21227 Towson, MD 21286 (Serving students with autism Towson, MD 21286 410-242-4100 410-825-2323 spectrum disorder, emotional 410-668-8466 www.lambofgodschool.org www.baltimorelutheran.org disabilities, speech and language www.ihmschoolmd.org Grades: K-8 Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 Grades: 6-12 impairments, other health impaired, Tuition: $3,975- $7,090 Tuition: $4,000-$7,000 Tuition: $9,500-$12,000 developmental delays, and other Contact: Diane Felts, office manager; Contact: John Tucker, admissions Contact: Amy Conly, director of related disorders) [email protected] director admissions 6501 N. Charles Street Baltimore White Marsh Baltimore, MD 21285-6815 Israel Henry Beren High School (410) 938-4411 Adventist School 400 Mt. Wilson Lane www.forbushattowson.org If communication 7427 Rossville Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21208 Ages: 3 to 8 Rosedale, MD 21237 410-484-7200 GLIÀFXOWLHVDUHD Contact: Diann Butler, principal/ Email: [email protected] Grades: 9-12 education Director, dbutler@ 410-663-1819 Contact: Rabbi Simcha Cook FKLOG·VSULPDU\ www.bwmschool.org sheppardpratt.org EDUULHUWRVXFFHVVLQ Grades: PreK-10 The Jemicy School Contact: Dr. Rose Gamblin Free State Montessori School — Lower & Middle School RWKHUDUHDV 12536 Harford Road (Educates students with dyslexia or Beth Tfiloh Dahan P.O. Box 179 other related language-based learning Community School Fork, MD 21051 differences) 3300 Old Court Road 410-592-3324 11 Celadon Road Baltimore, MD 21208 www.freestatemontessori.org Owings Mills, MD 21117 410-486-1905 Grades: Preschool-6 410-653-2700 www.bethtfiloh.com Contact: Claire J. Salkowski www.jemicyschool.org Grades: Pre-K-12 Grades: 1-8 Tuition: Varies Garrison Forest School Tuition: $31,450 Contact: Laurie Kott, director of 300 Garrison Forest Road Contact: Patricia Utz, director of admissions Owings Mills, MD 21117 admission and financial aid 410-559-3110 Calvert Hall College High School www.gfs.org The Jemicy School 8102 La Salle Road Grades: 2’s-12, day; 8-12, boarding; Baltimore, MD 21286 — Upper School co-ed preschool; girls only, K-12 (Educates students with dyslexia or 410-825-4266 Contact: Alison Greer www.calverthall.com other related language-based learning G A T E W A Y differences) Grades: 9-12, boys only Greenspring Montessori School S C H O O L Tuition: $13,700; $21,700, 11202 Garrison Forest Road 10807 Tony Drive McMullen Scholars Program & Brother Owings Mills, MD 21117 LVDQH[FHOOHQW Lutherville, MD 21093 Tom Miller Honors Program 410-653-2700 Contact: Mr. Charles Stembler ’83, 410-321-8555 www.jemicyschool.org SODFHIRUKLPRUKHU principal www.greenspringmontessori.org Grades: 9-12 and Upper School WRJURZ Grades: Preschool-8 Prep Program Cambridge School Tuition: $7,500-$16,500 Tuition: $32,775 110 Sudbrook Lane Contact: Margaret Jarrell, director of Contact: Patricia Utz, director of Baltimore, MD 21208 admission admission and financial aid 410-486-8792 www.cambridgeschool.org Grades: K-8 Tuition: $7,980-$10,900 C A L L 4 1 0 - 3 1 8 - 6 7 8 0 Contact: Debbie Martinez, director of admissions O R V I S I T W W W . H A S A . O R G Emmanuel Lutheran School 929 Ingleside Ave. Baltimore, MD 21228 T H E H E A R I N G A N D 410-744-0015 S P E E C H A G E N CY www.elsbaltimore.org 12 TheDailyRecord.com INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 January 2015

Liberty Christian School Notre Dame Preparatory School 410-238-1163 Contact: Mary Bellone, school 11303 Liberty Road 815 Hampton Lane www.olmcmd.org secretary Owings Mills, MD 21117 Towson, MD 21286 Grades: Pre-K-12 410-655-5527 410-825-6202 Tuition: $2,100-$11,985 St. James Academy www.libertychristianschoolmd.com www.notredameprep.com Contact: Laura Cummins, admissions 3100 Monkton Road Grades: K(4)-8 Grades: 6-12, girls only office Monkton, MD 21111 Tuition: $4,835-$7,975 Enrollment: 780 410-329-3292 Contact: Monica Gicking, principal Tuition: $17,700 Our Lady of Victory www.saintjamesacademy.org Contact: Maureen Sack Cannon, Catholic School Grades: K-8 Loyola Blakefield director of admissions 4416 Wilkens Ave. Tuition: $10,850-$17,000. Baltimore, MD 21229 500 Chestnut Ave. Contact: Dianne Fowler, director of The Odyssey School 410-242-3688 Towson, MD 21204 admission (for dyslexia and language learning www.olvictory.org 410-823-0601 differences) Grades: K-8 www.loyolablakefield.org St. John the Evangelist School, 3257 Bridle Ridge Lane Tuition: $5,300-$6,400 Grades: 6-12, boys only Severna Park Stevenson, MD 21153 Contact: Wendy Cottrell, principal Tuition: $16,935 410-580-5551 669 Ritchie Highway Contact: John Feeley www.theodysseyschool.org The Park School of Baltimore Severna Park, MD 21146 Grades: K-8 2425 Old Court Road 410-647-2283, ext. 2137 Maryvale Preparatory School Tuition: $29,750 Baltimore, MD 21208 www.stjohnsp.org/school 11300 Falls Road Contact: Adrianne Cusick, interim 410-339-4130 Grades: PK4-8 Lutherville, MD 21093 director of admissions; acusick@ www.parkschool.net Tuition: $4,305-$7,175 www.maryvale.com theodysseyschool.org Grades: K1 (Age 4) - Grade 12 Contact: Kathy Hamlett, admissions Grades: 6-12, girls only Tuition: $15,995 - $27,415 Tuition: $17,550 Oldfields School Contact: Ruthie Sachs Kalvar St. Joseph School Contact: Gracie Smith, director of 1500 Glencoe Road ‘85, director of admission, 105 Church Lane admissions Sparks Glencoe, MD 21152 [email protected] Cockeysville, MD 21030 410-472-4800 410-683-0600 option 3 McDonogh School www.OldfieldsSchool.org Perry Hall Christian School www.sjpmd.org 8600 McDonogh Road Grades: 8-12, girls only 3919 Schroeder Ave. Grades: K-8 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Tuition: $31,003, day;$50,522, boarding Perry Hall, MD 21128 Tuition: $6,950-$7,050 443-544-7020 (seven-day); $48,639, boarding (five- 410-256-4886 Contact: Kathleen Schaub, principal​ www.mcdonogh.org day) www.phcsweb.org Grades: K-12 Contact: Allison Letourneau, director Grades: Preschool-12 St. Joseph School, Fullerton of admission Enrollment: 1,299 Tuition: $5,748-$7,026 8416 Belair Road Tuition: $24,350 - $27,100; $36,420, full- Contact: Lynn Baseman, administrative Baltimore, MD 21236 Open Bible Christian Academy assistant year boarding 13 Open Bible Way 410-256-8026 Contact: Steve Birdsall, associate Kingsville, MD 21087 www.stjoeschool.org director of admissions and director of Redeemer Classical Grades: Pre-K (4 year olds) - Grade 8 410-593-9940 Christian School financial aid www.openbiblechristianacademy.org Tuition: $2,170 - $6,475 6415 Mt. Vista Road Grades: Pre-K-12 Contact: Phyllis Karko (principal) Kingsville, MD 21087 Montessori Manor Tuition: $2,000-$6,000 Contact for prospective parents: Paula 410-592-9625 3526 Sweet Air Road Contact: William Trautman, Beres www.rccs.org Phoenix, MD 21131 headmaster 410-683-1771 Grades: Pre-K(3)-12 St. Mark School Enrollment: 260 www.montessorimanor.com Our Lady of Grace School 26 Melvin Ave. Tuition: $1,550-$8,100 Grades: Age 2-fifth grade STEM partnership with Notre Dame of Catonsville, MD 21228 Contact: Pamela Doyle, director of Tuition: $3,775-$8,550 Maryland University admissions and guidance 410-744-6560 Contact: Cheri Isles, owner 18310 Middletown Road www.stmark-school.org Parkton, MD 21120 Grades: Preschool-8 Mount de Sales Academy 410-329-6956 Relay Children’s Center 1620 S. Rolling Road Tuition: $1,206 - $7,814 700 Academy Road www.olgs.org Contact: Mary Morrison, admissions Grades: Preschool-8 Baltimore, MD 21227 Catonsville, MD 21228 410-247-2811 director 410.744.8498 Tuition: $2,700-$7,250 Contact: Jeffrey Dudley, principal www.relaychildrenscenter.com www.mountdesales.org Grades: Preschool-7 St. Michael the Archangel Grades: 9-12 Our Lady of Hope St. Luke Contact: Elizabeth Vinton, director School Tuition: $12,900 School 10 Willow Ave. Contact: Claire Cohagan, admissions 8003 N. Boundary Road Sacred Heart School Baltimore, MD 21206 director Dundalk, MD 21222 63 Sacred Heart Lane 410-668-8797 410-288-2793 Glyndon, MD 21071 www.stmichaelsoverlea.org Mount Pleasant Christian www.olhsl.com 410-833-0857 Grades: GLP Preschool, PreK 3 – 8 School Grades: Pre-K-8 www.shgschool.org Tuition: $1,680 - $5,445 6000 Radecke Ave. Enrollment: 200 Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Paula Dossa Baltimore, MD 21206 Tuition: $3,200-$5,596 Tuition: $1,650 - $8,300 (discounted 410-325-3080 Contact: Sister Irene Pryle, principal parishioner rates available) St. Paul Lutheran School www.mpcsonline.org Contact: Jeanne Cossentino 2001 Old Frederick Road Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School Catonsville, MD 21228 Tuition: $4,190-$4,500 1704 Old Eastern Ave. Sisters Academy of Baltimore 410-747-1924 Contact: Brenda Haynes Baltimore, MD 21221 139 First Ave. www.stpaulcatonsville.org Baltimore, MD 21227 Grades: Pre 2-4, K-5 410-242-1212 Tuition: $2,850-$5,800 sistersacademy.org Contact: Timothy Gabbert, principal Grades: 5-8, girls only Contact: Sister Delia Dowling, St. Paul’s Lutheran School president 12022 Jerusalem Road St. Agnes School Kingsville, MD 21087 410-592-8100 603 St. Agnes Lane stpaulseagles.org Catonsville, MD 21229 410-747-4070 Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 www.stagnesschool.net Tuition: $2,100-$6,250 Grades: Preschool-8 Contact: Wendell Robson, principal A set of skills. A system of values. Tuition: $2,400 - $6,784 Contact: Susan Banks St. Paul’s School 11152 Falls Road A man that matters. St. Clement Mary Hofbauer Brooklandville, MD 21022 1216 Chesaco Ave. 410-825-4400 Prepare for college. Prepare for life. Rosedale, MD 21237 www.stpaulsschool.org At Mount Saint Joseph High School, boys 410-686-3316 Grades: K-4, coed; 5-12, boys only discover within themselves the man they www.stclemmh.org Tuition: $19,975-$25,700 Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Peter Hawley, director of will become—a man that matters. Mount Saint Joseph High School 4403 Frederick Avenue Tuition: $1,800-$5,390 admissions Learn more. Baltimore MD 21229 Contact us at 410-644-3300 or visit us at www.msjnet.edu www.msjnet.edu NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2015-16 TUITION RATES January 2015 INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 TheDailyRecord.com 13 St. Paul’s School for Girls Youth in Transition School Grades: PK3-12 P.O. Box 8000 (for students with emotional Cecil County Tuition: $2,891-$9,037 11232 Falls Road disturbance, mental retardation or Contact: Wayne Knode, school Brooklandville, MD 21022 autism) The Elijah School director; Tracey Berry, registrar, 443-632-1046 7130 Rutherford Road 245 Old Zion Road [email protected] www.spsfg.org Baltimore, MD 21244 North East, MD 21901 Grades: 5-12, girls 410-944-9994 410-658-2244 Tuition: $24,300 (Grades 5-8); www.ncianet.org www.elijahschool.com Frederick County $25,765 (Grades 9-12) Ages: 11-21 Grades: 6-12 Contact: Annie Smallwood Morse ’95, Contact: Larry G. Norris Tuition: $12,000 The Banner School Contact: Richard Starr, head of school director of admissions 1730 N. Market St. Mount Aviat Academy Frederick, MD 21701 St. Peter’s Christian Calvert County 301-695-9320 399 Childs Road Day School www.bannerschool.org 7910 Belair Road Childs, MD 21916 The Calverton School Grades: Preschool-8 Baltimore, MD 21236 410-398-2206 300 Calverton School Road Tuition: $5,725-$11,450 www.st-peterslutheran.com www.mountaviat.org Huntingtown, MD 20639 Contact: Lauren Webb Grades Pre-K - 5th Grade 410-535-0216 Grades: Preschool-8 Tuition $4,685.00 www.calvertonschool.org Tuition: $5,250 Friends Meeting School Contact: Carole Hengen, st.peter-tmp@ Contact: Connie Lucatamo Grades: Preschool-12 3232 Green Valley Road comcast.net Tuition: $5,940-$19,325 Ijamsville, MD 21754 Contact: Amy Brady The Tome School 301-798-0288 St. Pius X School 581 S. Maryland Ave. www.friendsmeetingschool.org 6432 York Road The Tidewater School North East, MD 21901 Grades: Age 3-12th grade Baltimore, MD 21212 120 Cox Road 410-287-2050 Tuition: $3,000-16,975 410-427-7400 Huntingtown, MD 20639 www.tomeschool.org Contact: Maria Dalton, enrollment stpius10school.org 410-257-0533 Grades: K-12 coordinator Grades: PK 3-5 Primary Montessori; www.thetidewaterschool.org Tuition: $4,425-$7,100 Grades 1-3 Elementary Montessori; Grades: Preschool-5 Contact: Sally Pont, head of school Grades 4-8 Traditional Education Tuition: $7,020-$11,755 The Jefferson School Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Tuition: $5,900-$8,200 Contact: Nancy Libertini West Nottingham Academy Contact: Maggie Dates, principal System 1079 Firetower Road (Serving students with severe St. Stephen School Colora, MD 21917 emotional and behavioral disabilities) Carroll County 410-658-5556 8028 Bradshaw Road 2940 Point of Rocks Road www.wna.org Kingsville, MD 21087 Jefferson, MD 21755 Carroll Lutheran School Grades: 9-12, co-ed 410-592-7617 (240) 315-0200 1738 Old Taneytown Road Enrollment: 130 www.ssschool.org Westminster, MD 21158 www.sheppardpratt.org Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $16,150, day; $42,380, boarding Ages: 12 to 21 410-848-1050 Contact: Nancy Nolan Tuition: $1,745-$5,347 www.carrolllutheranschool.org Contact: Maureen McGuire, director, Contact: Mary Patrick Grades: K-8 [email protected] Tuition: $5,220-$5,660 St. Timothy’s School Charles County Lucy School 8400 Greenspring Ave. Faith Christian School 9117 Frostown Road Stevenson, MD 21153 30 N. Cranberry Road Annie’s Early Middletown, MD 21769 410-486-7401 Westminster, MD 21157 Learning Center 301-293-1163 www.stt.org 410-848-8875 6420 Trust Place, Route 231 www.lucyschool.com Grades: 9-12, girls only www.faith-christian-school.com Hughesville, MD 20637 Grades: Preschool-Grade 8 Tuition: $28,560 day; $50,330 boarding Grades: Pre-K-8 301-274-9500 Tuition: $4,700-$10,100 Contact: Kimberly Coughlin, director Tuition: $2,100-$6,150 www.annieselc.net of admissions, [email protected] Contact: Dr. Susanna Oliver Ages: 6 weeks-12 Mother Seton Contact: Jaime Ryce Catholic School St. Ursula School Gerstell Academy 100 Creamery Road 8900 Harford Road 2500 Old Westminster Pike The Beddow School Emmitsburg, MD 21727 Parkville, MD 21234 Finksburg, MD 21048 (high school listing: see Prince 301-447-3161 410-665-3533 410-861-4400 George’s County) www.mothersetonschool.org www.stursula.org www.gerstell.org 6008 Hampshire Circle Grades: Pre-K-8 Grades: Pre-K(4)-8 Grades: Pre-K-12 Waldorf, MD 20603 Tuition: $2,950 - $4,690 Tuition: $4,600, K-8; $3,625, Pre-K Tuition: $10,500-$18,750 301-870-8660 Contact: Sr. JoAnne Goecke, DC Contact: John D’Adamo, principal Contact: Mary Louque, director of www.thebeddowschool.org admissions Ages: Preschool-6 St. John Regional Talmudical Academy of Baltimore Tuition: $7,160-$10,060 Catholic School The Montessori School 8414 Opossumtown Pike 4445 Old Court Road of Westminster Grace Christian Academy Frederick, MD 21702 Baltimore, MD 21208 1055 Montessori Drive 301-662-6722 410-484-6600 of Maryland Westminster, MD 21158 13000 Zekiah Drive www.sjrcs.org www.talmudicalacademy.org 410-848-6283 Waldorf, MD 20601 Grades: Pre-K(3)-8 Grades: Preschool-12, boys only www.montessorischoolofwestminster. 301-645-0406 Tuition: $2,520-$8,150 Contact: B. Rosen (preschool), Rabbi org www.graceknights.org Contact: Karen O’Boyle N. Kahana (elementary), Rabbi Y. Ages: 2-15 Schwartz (middle), Rabbi S. Steinberg Tuition: $3,400-$10,055 (high) Contact: Suzanne Radcliffe, registrar The Trellis School North Carroll (for students with federal Community School handicapping code of autism or 75 Lamb Drive speech/language impairment) Westminster, MD 21158 14550 York Road 410-386-0655 Sparks, MD 21152 www.nccschool.info 410-785-3845 Grades: K-8 www.trellisservices.com Tuition: $6,990-7,400 Grades: Preschool-5 Contact: Sharon Evans Contact: Josselyn Ensor, jensor@ Excellence. Values. Teamwork. Creativity trellisservices.com St. Stephen’s Classical Christian Academy Inspiring the best in every boy. Willow Park Academy 2275 Liberty Road 2914 N. Rolling Road Eldersburg, MD 21784 Parent Visiting Days Baltimore, MD 21244 410-795-1249 March 5 & April 22, 8:00-9:30am (grades k-12) 410-277-9354 ststephensclassical.org or schedule a private tour www.willowparkacademyschools.com Grades: Pre-K-8 Grades: Age 2-Grade 5 Tuition: $1,950-$4,900 410-377-5192 x1137 or [email protected] Contact: Raymond Speights, principal Contact: John Dykes, headmaster THE BOYS’ LATIN SCHOOL OF MARYLAND NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2015-16 TUITION RATES 822 West Lake Avenue | Baltimore, MD 21210 | boyslatinmd.com | Grades K-12 14 TheDailyRecord.com INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 January 2015 Saint John’s Catholic Prep www.harfordchristian.org 3989 Buckeystown Pike Grades: Pre-K-12 P.O. Box 909 Tuition: $2,100 - $7,400 Buckeystown, MD 21717 Contact: Bryan Wilson, principal; Terry 301-662-4210 Martin, admissions www.saintjohnsprep.org Grades: 9-12 Harford Day School Tuition: $14,850 715 Moores Mill Road Contact: Michael Schultz, director of Bel Air, MD 21014 enrollment management 410-809-2403 www.harfordday.org St. Thomas More Academy Enrollment: 285 103 Prospect St. Grades: Pre-K-8 Middletown, MD 21769 Tuition: $15,100. 240-490-5479 Contact: Diane Russell, director of www.stmamd.org admissions Grades: Pre-K-8; Before and after-school care Harford School Tuition: $5,500 K-8; $5,800 Pre-K 2230 Rock Spring Road (full-time) Forest Hill, MD 21050 Contact: Veronica Kosch, front office 443-640-6300 www.harfordfriends.org Trinity School of Frederick Grades: K-8 6040 New Design Road Tuition: $7,500-$9,500 Frederick, MD 21703 301-228-2333 The Highlands School www.trinityschooloffrederick.org (for dyslexia, attention-deficit and Grades: K-8 language-based learning differences) Tuition: $9,850 - $12,450 2409 Creswell Road Contact: Rebecca Layman, director of Bel Air, MD 21015 advancement 410-836-1415 www.highlandsschool.net Visitation Academy Grades: K-8 200 E. Second St. Contact: Suzanne Lippa, admissions Frederick, MD 21701 director 301-662-2814 www.thevisitationacademy.org The John Carroll School 703 Churchville Road Grades: Pre-K(3)-8; Catholic, Salesian, Bel Air, MD 21014 all-girls 410 879-2480 x 2062 Tuition: $4,500-$7,500 www.johncarroll.org Contacts: Lynne Kirby, principal; Carol Grades: 9-12 Guaccero, executive director Enrollment: 735 Tuition: $13,700 Contact: Ed Maynard, director of Harford County enrollment, [email protected] Maximilian Franz Bel Air North Montessori School Mountain Christian School St. Joan of Arc School — Preschool & Lower 2529 Conowingo Road 1824 Mountain Road 230 S. Law St. 8455 Savage Guilford Road Bel Air, MD 21015 Joppa, MD 21085 Aberdeen, MD 21001 Savage, MD 20763 410-836-0833 410-877-7333 410-272-1387 301-725-4673 www.bethelchristianacademy.com www.bmontessori.org www.mountaincs.org www.school.stjoanarc.org Grades: Pre-K-4 Grades: 18 months-kindergarten Grades: Pre-K-8 Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $7,300 ($250, application fee) Tuition: $3,000-$5,000 Tuition: $3,300-$7,550 Tuition: $5,675-$7,075, sibling discount Contact: Alice Green, principal; Patti Contact: Caryn Koppenhoefer Contact: Debbie Imhoff, admissions available Wecker, director of enrollment counselor Contact: Virginia Bahr, principal Bel Forest Christian Academy Bethel Christian Academy 603 Vale Road New Covenant Christian School Saint Margaret School Bel Air, MD 21014 — Elementary — Middle Grammar School — Pre-K-6 9001 Vollmerhausen Road 410-838-6074 205 Hickory Ave. 128 St. Mary’s Church Road Jessup, MD 20794 www.bfchristianacademy.org Bel Air, MD 21014 Abingdon, MD 21009 301-490-7451 Grades: Preschool-8 410-879-1113 443-512-0771 www.bethelchristianacademy.com Tuition: $1,800-$5,225 Upper School Campus — Grades 7-12 www.smsch.org Grades: 5-8 Contact: William Rivers 1515 Emmorton Road Grades: Pre-K-5 Tuition: $7,300-$7,500 ($250, Bel Air, MD 21014 Tuition: Pre-K, $1800-4200; K-8, $5,700 application fee) Harford Christian School 410-420-7727 Contact: Cecilia Pleiss Contact: Alice Green, principal; Patti 1736 Whiteford Road www.NewCovenantChristianSchool. Wecker, director of enrollment P.O. Box 88 org Saint Margaret School — Middle Darlington, MD 21034 Tuition: $1,500-$7,110 1716A Churchville Road Bright Stars Learning Academy 410-457-5103 Contact: Kathy Heeter Bel Air, MD 21015 5890 Cedar Lane 410-877-9660 Columbia, MD 21044 Leading the way with excellent academics, www.smsch.org 410-730-5234 Gerstell VXSHULRUVSRUWVDQGPRGHUQODQJXDJHpXHQF\ Grades: 6-8 www.brightstarslearningacademy.com The area's only values-based co-educational Tuition: $5,700 Grades: Pre-K-1 Leadership school for students entering Pre- Contact: Cecilia Pleiss Tuition: $290-$460/two weeks Academy .LQGHUJDUWHQWKURXJK*UDGH Trinity Lutheran Christian Brookfield Christian School School & Early Learning Center (multiple locations) 1100 Philadelphia Road 11830-A West Market Place Joppa, MD 21085 Fulton, MD 20759 410-679-4000, ext. 185 301-362-3580 www.tlsonline.org Grades: Preschool Grades: Age 2-Grade 8 Contact: Nicole Richardson, director Enrollment: 380 Chapelgate Christian Academy Gerstell.org Tuition: $7,000 - $8,500; financial aid 2600 Marriottsville Road available Marriottsville, MD 21104 Schedule a Shadow Day today! Contact: Bev Reed, admissions 410-442-5888 Open Houses: www.chapelgateacademy.org Tuesday, January 20th 4:00 p.m. Grades: Preschool (ages 2-4) and Sunday, March 8th 2:00 p.m. Howard County grades 6-12 Located in beautiful Carroll County Tuition: $7,443 - $11,580 Bus Transportation Bethel Christian Academy Contact: Linda Cassell 410-861-4400 NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2015-16 TUITION RATES January 2015 INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 TheDailyRecord.com 15 Children’s Manor 9450 Madison Ave. Chestertown, MD 21620 www.avalonschools.org Montessori School Laurel, MD 20723 410-778-4100 Grades: 1-12, boys only; half-day (multiple area locations) 301-498-0604 www.kentschool.org and full day co-ed kindergarten 4465 Montgomery Road www.juliabrownmontessorischools. Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $6,225, half day; $12,450- Ellicott City, MD 21043 com Tuition: $8,225-$14,020 $14,500, full day Grades: Pre-K-3 410-461-6070 Contact: Tammi Stricker Contact: Sam Phillips, director of www.CMMSchool.com admission Grades: Preschool-5 Love of Learning The Radcliffe Montessori School Creek School 9151 Rumsey Road The Barnesville School Columbia Academy (for students with dyslexia and other Columbia, MD 21045 21830 Peach Tree Road (multiple area locations) learning challenges) 410-715-9600 Barnesville, MD 20838 10380 Old Columbia Road 201 Talbot Blvd. www.lolms.com 301-972-0341 Columbia, MD 21046 Chestertown, MD 21620 Grades: Preschool-6 www.barnesvilleschool.org 410-312-9790 410-778-8150 Enrollment: 200 Grades: Preschool-8 www.columbiaacademy.com www.radcliffecreekschool.org Tuition: $10,000-$15,500 Tuition: $4,910-$18,870 Grades: Pre-K-8 Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $8,400-$9,650 Contact: Awilda Torres Contact: Susanne Johnson, director of Contact: Patti and Tom Kincaid admissions Mount Airy Christian Academy Columbia Montessori School 16700 Old Frederick Road Montgomery County 10508 Marble Faun Court Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Columbia, MD 21044 410-489-4321 Academy of the Child 410-772-8353 Grades: K-12 19711 Waters Road www.macamd.org www.columbiamontessori.com Germantown, MD 20874 Contact: Dr. Michael Chivalette, head Grades: Preschool-1 301-601-0991 of school Tuition: $5,300-$9,100 www.academyofthechild.com Contact: Maria Garcia Our Lady of Perpetual Help Grades: Preschool-6 Tuition: $8,220-$9,860 Cornerstone Academy School 4801 Ilchester Road Contact: Michele Hutchinson (For children diagnosed with learning Ellicott City, MD 21043 differences) 410-744-4251 Academy of the Holy Cross 17455 Old Frederick Road www.olphschool.org 4920 Strathmore Ave. Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Grades: Pre-K4-8 Kensington, MD 20895 410-489-5775 AMI RECOGNIZED Tuition: $6,700 (Pre-K4-8); $4,220 (half- 301-942-2100 www.csag.us day Pre-K4) www.ahctartans.org Visit to learn about our programs for children 18 months Grades: 6-12 through 8th grade. Located on a beautiful seven acre Contact: Victor Pellechia, principal Grades: 9-12, girls only campus. AMI Recognized and AIMS Accredited. Tuition: $17,301-$18,375 Enrollment: 527 Contact: Martha Zeher, principal Resurrection-St. Paul School Tuition: $19,550 Open House 3155 Paulskirk Drive Contact: Gracie Smith Sunday, January 25, 2015 Crossroads Adventist Ellicott City, MD 21042 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Preparatory School 410-461-9111, ext. 241 The Avalon School Chesapeake Montessori School 3291 St. John Lane www.resstpaul.org 30 Old Mill Bottom Road, N., Annapolis MD 21409 Ellicott City, MD 21042 200 W. Diamond Ave. 410-757-4740 www.chesapeake-montessori.com Grades: Pre-K-8 [email protected] 866-715-7752 Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Enrollment: 507 301-963-8022 www.crossroadsadventist.org Tuition: $3,700-$9,625 Grades: Pre-K-8 Contact: Karen Murphy, principal Tuition: $5,200-$6,773 Contact: Jaqueline Farquharson St. Augustine School 5990 Old Washington Road Glenelg Country School Elkridge, MD 21075 12793 Folly Quarter Road 410-796-3040 Ellicott City, MD 21042 www.staug-md.org 410-531-8600 Grades: Pre-K-8 www.glenelg.org Enrollment: 310 Grades: Pre-K(3)-12 Tuition: $4,650-$5,450, K-8; $1,725- Tuition: $10,240-$24,900 $3,835, preschool Contact: Karen Wootton, director of Contact: Patricia Schratz (preschool), admission Sherry Mobley (K-8) Glenwood Academy St. John’s Parish Day School Elementary and Middle 9130 Frederick Road 16151 Old Frederick Road Ellicott City, MD 21042 Mount Airy, MD 21771 410-465-7644 www.glenwoodacademy.com www.stjohnspds.org 410-489-6959 Grades: Age 3 - Grade 5 Grades: 1-9 Tuition: $2,995-$11,950 Tuition: $16,500 Contact: Nadine Marks, admissions Contact: Cheryl Stradling, head of director school Temple Isaiah Religious School Glenwood Country 12200 Scaggsville Road Day School Preschool Fulton, MD 20759 14785 Bushy Park Road 301-317-1101 Woodbine, MD 21797 www.templeisaiah.org 410-489-5203 Grades: Pre-K-12 www.glenwoodcountrydayschool.com Contact: Margaret Gold Grades: Preschool (2)-K Contact: Laurie Jones, early childhood Trinity School division director 4985 Ilchester Road Ellicott City, MD 21043 High Road Academy 410-744-1524 (for students with learning disabilities) www.trinityschoolmd.org Explore An Education Above 9705 Washington Blvd. Grades: Pre-K-8 at the RPCS Spring Snapshot Laurel, MD 20723 Tuition: $3,400-$12,355 301-483-8605 Contact: Joan Voshell, admissions April 30 www.highroadacademy.net director Grades: 3-12 Contact: Matt Cooper Kent County The Julia Brown Montessori Schools Kent School (multiple area locations) 6788 Wilkins Lane

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Barrie School Concord Hill School Grades: Pre-K-8 13500 Layhill Road 6050 Wisconsin Ave. Tuition: $7,900-$15,900 Silver Spring, MD 20906 Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Contact: Karen Janes 301-576-2800 301-654-2626 www.barrie.org www.concordhill.org The Frost School Grades: Pre-K-12 Grades: Preschool-3 Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Tuition: $14,500-$27,000, financial aid Enrollment: 100 System available Tuition: $15,959 - $24,600 (Serving students with autism spectrum disorder, emotional and Contact: Alyssa Jahn, director of Contact: Susan Arzt behavioral disabilities, and other admission Connelly School of the Holy related disorders) Child 4915 Aspen Hill Road Brookewood School Rockville, MD 20853-3700 10401 Armory Ave. 9029 Bradley Blvd. Potomac, MD 20854 (301) 933-3451 Kensington, MD 20895 www.sheppardpratt.org 301-949-7997 301-365-0955 www.holychild.org Ages: 5 to 21 www.brookewood.org Contact: Claire Cohen, director, Grades: 6-12, girls only Grades: 1-12, girls only [email protected] Tuition: $11,400, grades 1-5; $12,650, Tuition: $25,700-$28,850 grades 6-12; $12,900, grades 9-12 Contact: Pat Harden Georgetown Hill Contact: Helen Williams The Diener School Early Childhood Center (multiple area locations) (for students with learning disabilities, Bullis School 8311 Bells Mill Road language and sensory processing 10601 Falls Road Potomac, MD 20854 disorders, attention challenges, Potomac, MD 20854 301-299-7360 executive functioning issues and social 301-299-8500 www.georgetownhill.com pragmatic delays) www.bullis.org Grades: Preschool-2 11510 Falls Road Tuition: $925-$1,185/month Grades: 2-12 Potomac, MD 20854 Tuition: $32,970 - $36,610 Contact: businessoffice@ 301-299-4602 georgetownhill.com Contact: Tim Simpson, assistant head www.TheDienerSchool.org of school, director of admission and Grades: K-6 financial aid Georgetown Preparatory School Contact: Lois McCabe; 10900 Rockville Pike [email protected] Butler School North Bethesda, MD 20852 301-214-1215 15951 Germantown Road Edmund Burke School www.gprep.org Darnestown, MD 20874 4101 Connecticut Ave. NW Grades: 9-12, boys only 301-977-6600 Washington, D.C., 20008 Tuition: $30,960, day; $52,735, boarding www.butlerschool.org 202-362-8882 Contact: Brian J. Gilbert Grades: Pre-K-8 www.burkeschool.org Tuition: $11,340-$14,390 Grades: 6-12 German School Contact: Heather Pelkey Tuition: $35,465 — Washington, D.C. Contact: Kai-Anasa George, director of 8617 Chateau Drive Charles E. Smith Jewish Day admissions Potomac, MD 20854 School — Lower School 301-365-4400 1901 E. Jefferson St. Evergreen School www.dswashington.org Rockville, MD 20852 10700 Georgia Ave. Grades: Preschool-12 301-881-1400 Wheaton, MD 20902 Tuition: $10,110-$18,250 www.cesjds.org 301-942-5979 Contact: Sean Gaetjen Grades: K-6 www.evergreenschool.com Tuition: $20,490 Grades: Preschool-3 Grace Episcopal Day School Contact: Pamela Shrock Tuition: $9,370-$14,450 9411 Connecticut Ave. Contact: Marcia Jacques Kensington, MD 20895 Charles E. Smith Jewish Day 301-949-5860 School — Upper School Executive Child www.geds.org 11710 Hunters Lane Development Center Grades: Preschool-5 Rockville, MD 20852 (serving employees of NIH) Tuition: $17,500-$20,500 301-881-1400 6006 Executive Blvd. Contact: Lauren Bagdy www.cesjds.org Rockville, MD 20852 Grades: 7-12 301-496-9411 Green Acres School Tuition: $26,290 Grades: Preschool-1 11701 Danville Drive Contact: Robin Shapiro Rockville, MD 20852 Faith Arts Academy 301-881-4100 Chelsea School Elementary School www.greenacres.org (Serving students with language-based 13618 Layhill Road Grades: Pre-K-8 learning differences) Silver Spring, MD 209 Tuition: $28,855 301-438-2012 711 Pershing Drive Contact: Susan Friend Grades: K-8 Silver Spring, MD 20910 Contact: Dominique Harris 301-585-1430 Griggs International Academy www.chelseaschool.edu (offers distance-learning services) The Forbush School 12501 Old Columbia Pike Grades: 5-12 at Oakmont Upper School Tuition: $36,036 Silver Spring, MD 20904 Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health 301-680-6570 Contact: Deborah Lourie, director of System admissions Grades: Pre-K-12 Serving students with autism spectrum Tuition: $325/semester hour disorder, pervasive developmental The Children’s Learning Center disorder (PDD), 4511 Bestor Drive The Harbor School developmental delays, severe 7701 Bradley Blvd. Rockville, MD 20853 behavioral problems, multiple learning Bethesda, MD 20817 301-871-6600 problems, and other related disorders 301-365-1100 www.clcmd.org 610 East Diamond Ave., Suite E www.theharborschool.org Grades: Infant-5 Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Grades: Pre-K(3)-Grade 2 Tuition: $6,850-$17,750 (301) 330-4359 Tuition: $11,390-$20,860 Contact: Dottie Harris www.forushataoakmontupper.org Contact: Steven Greisdorf Ages: 12 to 21 Christ Episcopal School Contact: Karen Spence, education Hebrew Day Institute 22 West Jefferson St. director, [email protected] 2200 Baltimore Road Rockville, MD 20850 Rockville, MD 20851 301-424-6550 Fourth Presbyterian School 240-399-6100 www.CESrockville.org 10701 S. Glen Road www.hebrewdayinstitute.org Personal Focus. Grades: Preschool-8 Potomac, MD 20854 Grades: K-6 Global Perspective. Tuition: $3,945-$16,020 301-765-8133 Tuition: $13,500-$17,500 Contact: Trevor Waddington www.fourthschool.org Contact: Renee Salzberg LEARN MORE: 410.433.8880 NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2015-16 TUITION RATES MERCYHIGHSCHOOL.COM January 2015 INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 TheDailyRecord.com 17 The Heights School Lycée Rochambeau French www.mymcs.org school, middle school); Tony 10400 Seven Locks Road International School — Nursery Grades: Preschool-12 McCudden, upper school Potomac, MD 20854 7108 Bradley Blvd. Tuition: $3,900-$5,900 301-365-4300 Bethesda, MD 20817 Contact: Janice Nahidian Seneca Academy www.heights.edu 301-767-1683 15601 Germantown Road Grades: 3-12 www.rochambeau.org The Nora School Darnestown, MD 20874 Tuition: $17,000-$22,850 Grades: Pre-Nursery, Nursery and K 955 Sligo Ave. 301-869-3728 Contact: Rich Moss Tuition: $16,875 Silver Spring, MD 20910 www.SenecaAcademy.org Contact: Agnes Finucan 301-495-6672 Grades: Preschool-6 The Holton-Arms School www.nora-school.org Tuition: $2,470-$10,450 7303 River Road Lycée Rochambeau French Grades: 9-12 Contact: Jennifer Serenyi Bethesda, MD 20817 International School Tuition: $26,700 301-365-5300 — Lower School Contact: Marcia Miller, director of The Siena School www.holton-arms.edu 3200 Woodbine St. admissions 1300 Forest Glen Road Grades: 3-12, girls only Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Silver Spring, MD 20901 Tuition: $31,886-$33,441 301-907-3265 Norwood School 301-244-3600 Contact: Leslie Nelson www.rochambeau.org 8821 River Road www.thesienaschool.org Grades: 1-3 Bethesda, MD 20817 Grades: 4-12 Jamon Montessori Tuition: $15,025 301-841-2130 Tuition: $33,000-35,000 Day School Contact: Agnes Finucan www.norwoodschool.org Contact: Bekah Atkinson 52 Randolph Road Grades: K-8 Silver Spring, MD 20904 Lycée Rochambeau French Tuition: $26,550-$30,220 Sligo Adventist School 301-384-3131 International School Contact: Mimi Mulligan 8300 Carroll Ave. www.jamonmontessori.com — Upper School Takoma Park, MD 20912 9600 Forest Road Grades: Preschool-1 Oneness-Family School 301-434-1417 Bethesda, MD 20814 Tuition: $8,250-$8,400 6701 Wisconsin Ave. www.sligoadventistschool.org 301-530-8260 Contact: Lisa Miller Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Grades: K-8 www.rochambeau.org 301-652-7751 Tuition: $4,250-$7,900 Grades: 4-12 www.onenessfamily.org Contact: Larry Rich, lrich@ John Nevins Andrews School Tuition: $15,025-20,045 117 Elm Ave. Grades: Age 2-Grade 8 sligoadventistschool.org Contact: Agnes Finucan Takoma Park, MD 20912 Tuition: $10,850-$20,750 St. Andrew’s Episcopal School 301-270-1400 The Manor Montessori School Contact: Andrew Kutt www.jna.org — Lower School (multiple area locations) 10033 River Road Grades: Pre-K-8 10500 Oaklyn Drive Our Lady of Good Counsel Tuition: $4,250-$7,900 High School Potomac, MD 20854 Potomac, MD 20854 301-983-5200 Contact: Maria Armenta 301-299-7400 17301 Old Vic Blvd. Olney, MD 20832 www.saes.org www.manormontessori.com Grades: Preschool (2 years old) - The Julia Brown Grades: Preschool-3 240-283-3200 Montessori Schools www.olgchs.org 2nd Grade Contact: Katherine Damico Tuition: $2,333-$24,750 (multiple area locations) Grades: 9-12 Contact: Spring Swinehart 1300 Milestone Drive Mater Amoris Tuition: $17,150 Contact: Kevin Collins Silver Spring, MD 20904 Montessori School St. Andrew’s Episcopal School 301-622-7808 18501 Mink Hollow Road Paint Branch Montessori School — Intermediate, Middle www.juliabrownmontessorischools. Ashton, MD 20861 & Upper School com 10309 New Hampshire Ave. 301-774-7468 8804 Postoak Road Grades: Pre-K-3 www.materamoris.com Silver Spring, MD 20903 Potomac, MD 20854 Contact: Julia Brown Grades: Preschool-6 301-434-0373 301-983-5200 Tuition: $8,500-$11,500 www.pbmontessori.com www.saes.org Contact: Charlotte Shea Grades: Preschool-6 Kemp Mill Montessori/Kehillat Grades: 3-12 Tuition: $6,000-$15,000 Montessori Tuition: $29,990-$35,990 Mater Dei School Contact: Rebecca A. Guyot 519 Lamberton Drive Contact: Julie Jameson Silver Spring, MD 20902 9600 Seven Locks Road 301-593-4343 Bethesda, MD 20817 The Primary Day School St. John’s Episcopal School 301-365-2700 7300 River Road Grades: Preschool-6 3427 Olney Laytonsville Road www.materdeischool.net Contact: Karen Gejdenson Bethesda, MD 20817 Olney, MD 20832 Grades: 1-8, boys only 301-365-4355 301-774-6804 Tuition: $15,450 Kennedy Krieger School: www.theprimarydayschool.org stjes.com Montgomery County Campus Grades: Before and after programs; Grades: Preschool-8 (for students with a range of McLean School Pre-K-2 8224 Lochinver Lane Tuition: $9,250-$19,250 disabilities) Tuition: $18,000-$22,000 Contact: Margaret Curry 12301 Academy Way Potomac, MD 20854 Contact: Lindsay Spector 240.395.0698 Rockville, MD 20852 Stone Ridge School 443-923-4170 www.mcleanschool.org The Primary Montessori Grades: K-12 of the Sacred Heart www.kennedykrieger.org Day School 9101 Rockville Pike Grades: 2-8 Tuition: $25,000-$37,000 14138 Travilah Road Contact: Cathy Patterson Bethesda, MD 20814 Contact: Patrick Seay, office of Rockville, MD 20850 301-657-4322, ext. 321 301-309-9532 admissions Melvin J. Berman www.stoneridgeschool.org Hebrew Academy www.primarymontessori.com Grades: Pre-K and K, coed; Grades Landon School for Boys Grades: Age 2-Grade 3 13300 Arctic Ave. 1-12, girls only 6101 Wilson Lane Tuition: $12,048-$21,438 Rockville, MD 20853 Tuition: $17,900-$29,500 Bethesda, MD 20817 Contact: Donna L. Anthony 301-962-9400 Contact: Mary Burke Tobias 301-320-1067 www.mjbha.org www.landon.net Grades: Preschool-12 Redwood Montessori Academy Sulam School Grades: 3-12, boys only Enrollment: 700 1605 Viers Mill Road (for children with special learning Tuition: Grades 3-5, $34,061; Tuition: $4,550-$20,250 Rockville, MD 20851 needs) Grades 6-12, $35,159 Contact: Sharon Butler 301-762-2524 13300 Arctic Ave. Contact: Len Armstrong www.redwoodmontessorimd.com Rockville, MD 20853 Montrose Christian School Grades: Pre-K(2)-Grade 3 301-962-9400, ext. 5523 Lone Oak 5100 Randolph Road Tuition: $7,245-$13,770 www.sulam.org Montessori School Rockville, MD 20852 Contact: Dianna Souder Grades: K-8 10201 Democracy Blvd. 301-770-5335 Potomac, MD 20854 www.montrosechristian.org Sandy Spring Friends School Takoma Academy 10100 Old Georgetown Road Grades: K-12 16923 Norwood Road 8120 Carroll Ave. Bethesda, MD 20814 Tuition: $9,600 – $11,500 Sandy Spring, MD 20860 Takoma Park, MD 20912 301-469-4888 Contact: Shuana Bartley 301-774-7455 301-434-4700 www.loneoakmontessori.com www.ssfs.org www.ta.edu Grades: Preschool-6 Muslim Community School Grades: Pre-K-12; boarding, 9-12 Grades: 9-12 Tuition: $3,900-$11,300 7917 Montrose Road Tuition: $15,750-$29,650; boarding Tuition: Please call the school for Contact: Natalie Newell, school Potomac, MD 20854 $43,650-$54,600 details director 301-340-6713 Contact: Suzannah Hopkins (lower Contact: Carla Thrower, principal

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Silver Spring, MD 20902 301-649-7077 www.yeshiva.edu Grades: 7-12 Tuition: $17,150-$19,525 Contact: Rabbi Dovid Katzenstein Yeshiva of Greater Washington Girls Division 2010 Linden Lane Silver Spring, MD 20910 301-962-5111 www.yeshiva.edu Grades: 7-12 Tuition: $17,000-$19,525 Contact: Rabbi Zev Katz

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Beddow Jr./Sr. High School 501 Bryan Point Road Accokeek, MD 20607 301-292-1968 www.thebeddowschool.org Grades: 7-12 Tuition: $12,200 The Beddow School 8600 Loughran Road Fort Washington, MD 20744 301-567-0330 www.thebeddowschool.org Ages: Preschool-6 Tuition: $6,935-$9,725 Bishop McNamara High School 6800 Marlboro Pike Forestville, MD 20747 301-735-8401 www.bmhs.org Grades: 9-12 Tuition: $11,250 Enrollment: 875 Contact: Patricia Garber Photo Courtesy of Maryvale Preparatory School Bowie Montessori Thomas Jefferson Village Montessori School www.washingtonchristian.org Children’s House Preparatory School 20301 Fulks Farm Road Grades: K-12 5004 Randonstone Lane 12801 Darnestown Road Montgomery Village, MD 20886 Tuition: $7,299-$17,598 Bowie, MD 20715 Darnestown, MD 20878 301-977-5766 Contact: Karen Fleming 301-262-3566 301-330-7550 www.villagemontessorimd.com www.bmch.net www.tjprep.org Grades: Preschool-2 Washington Episcopal School Grades: Preschool-8 5600 Little Falls Parkway Grades: Pre-K-8 Tuition: $7,120-$11,130 Tuition: $9,700 Contact: Laura Kerwin Bethesda, MD 20816 Contact: Tina Arminio Tuition: $8,200-$13,500 301-652-7878 Contact: Z. Harabatch Walden Montessori Academy www.w-e-s.org Cornerstone Christian Academy Grades: Preschool-8 Torah School 7730 Bradley Blvd. 16010B Annapolis Road Tuition: $ 9,800 to $31,340 Bowie, MD 20715 of Greater Washington Bethesda, MD 20817 301-469-8123 Contact: Kim Bair 301-262-7683 2010 Linden Lane www.waldenmontessoriacademy.com ccabowie.org Silver Spring, MD 20910 Grades: Preschool-1 Washington Waldorf School Grades: Pre-K-8 301-962-8003 4800 Sangamore Road Tuition: $5,825 www.tsgw.org Washington Christian Academy Bethesda, MD 20816 Contact: Millie Lauffer Grades: K-6 16227 Batchellors Forest Road 301-229-6107 Tuition: $12,000-$12,790 Olney, MD 20832 www.washingtonwaldorf.org DeMatha Catholic High School Contact: Zev Teichman 240-390-0429 Grades: Pre-K-12 4313 Madison St. Tuition: $5,100-$25,200 Hyattsville, MD 20781 Contact: Lezlie Lawson 240-764-2200 www.dematha.org The Winchester School Grades: 9-12, boys only 3223 Bel Pre Road Tuition: $13,950 Silver Spring, MD 20906 Contact: Patrick Smith 301-598-2266 www.thewinchesterschool.org Elizabeth Seton High School Grades: Pre-K-2 5715 Emerson St. Tuition: $1,100/month Bladensburg, MD 20710 Contact: Mary L. Rhim, director 301-864-4532 www.setonhs.org The Woods Academy Grades: 9-12, all girls 6801 Greentree Road Tuition: $11,850 Bethesda, MD 20817 Contact: Melissa Davey, director of 301-365-3080 admissions JEMICY SCHOOL www.woodsacademy.org EMPOWERING BRIGHT STUDENTS WHO LEARN DIFFERENTLY Grades: Montessori preschool; Fairhaven School grades 1-8 17900 Queen Anne Road EDUCATING TALENTED AND BRIGHT STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA Tuition: $12,225-$19,975 Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 OR OTHER RELATED LANGUAGE-BASED LEARNING DIFFERENCES Contact: Molly McNamara 301-249-8060 PREPARING CHILDREN FOR COLLEGE AND THE 21ST CENTURY CREATIVE • MULTISENSORY • RESEARCH-BASED PROGRAMS & TECHNIQUES www.fairhavenschool.com GRADES 1 - 12 AND UPPER SCHOOL PREP Yeshiva of Greater Washington Ages: 5-19 Jemicy School WWW.JEMICYSCHOOL.ORG 410.653.2700 Experience the Joy of Learnin g OWINGS MILLS, MD Boys Division Tuition: $9,030 1216 Arcola Ave. Contact: [email protected] NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2015-16 TUITION RATES January 2015 INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS GUIDE 2015 TheDailyRecord.com 19

First Baptist School of Laurel New Hope Academy 410-827-5822 Highland View Academy 15002 First Baptist Lane 7009 Varnum St. www.wyeriverupperschool.org 10100 Academy Drive Laurel, MD 20707 Landover Hills, MD 20784 Grades: 9-12 Hagerstown, MD 21740 301-490-1076 301-459-7311 Contact: Katie Theeke, director of 301-739-8480 www.fbslaurel.com www.newhopeacademy.org admissions and communications www.hva-edu.com Grades: Preschool-8 Grades: Preschool-12 Grades: 9-12 Tuition: $4,400-$6,600 Tuition: $8,890-$9,710 Tuition: $10,875-$24,795 Contact: Tom Hudson, principal Contact: Joy Morrow St. Mary’s County Contact: Kim Brown, vice principal

The Forbush School Our Savior’s School The King’s Christian Academy Saint James School at Prince George’s County 3111 Forestville Road 20738 Point Lookout Road 17641 College Road Part of the Sheppard Pratt Health Forestville, MD 20747 Callaway, MD 20620 Hagerstown, MD 21740 System 301-420-5076 301-994-3080 301-733-9330 (Serving students with autism Grades: Pre-K-6 www.KingsChristianAcademy.org www.stjames.edu spectrum disorder and other related Tuition: $6,100-$6,400 Grades: Pre-K-12 Grades: 8-12 disorders) Contact: Elizabeth Cottrell Tuition: $7,128 - $8,584 Tuition: $28,400; $42,600 for boarding 4949 Addison Road Contact: Betsy Barreto Contact: Ben Douglass, director of Capitol Heights, MD 20743 Patuxent Montessori School admission (240) 667-1423 14210 Old Stage Road Leonard Hall www.sheppardpratt.org Bowie, MD 20720 Junior Naval Academy St. Maria Goretti Ages: 5 to 21 301-464-4506 41740 Baldridge St. High School Contact: Mark Rapaport, principal/ www.patuxent-montessori.org Leonardtown, MD 20650 1535 Oak Hill Ave. education director, mrapaport-ps@ Grades: Preschool-6 301-475-8029 Hagerstown, MD 21742 sheppardpratt.org Tuition: $8,000-$9,800 www.lhjna.com 301-739-4266 Contact: Suzanne Damadio, head Grades: 6-12 www.goretti.org Friends Community School administrator Tuition: $7,750 Grades: 9-12 5901 Westchester Park Drive Contact: Suzanne Wisnieski, Contact: Holly Katrina College Park, MD 20740 Phillips School headmistress 301-441-2100 (for students with a range of St. Mary Catholic School www.friendscommunityschool.org disabilities) St. Mary’s Ryken High School 218 W. Washington St. Grades: K-8 8920 Whiskey Bottom Road 22600 Camp Calvert Road Hagerstown, MD 21740 Tuition: $17,050-$19,340 Laurel, MD 20723 Leonardtown, MD 20650 301-733-1184 301-470-1620 Contact: Connie Belfiore, director of 301-475-2814 www.stmarycatholicschool.org Grades 3-12 admissions and outreach www.smrhs.org Grades: Pre-K-8 www.phillipsprograms.org Grades: 9-12 Tuition: $4,350-$6,150 Genesis Christian Day Schools Contact: Wallace Henry III, program Tuition: $13,100 Contact: Patricia McDermott, principal director Contact: Amy Cricchi, director of (Locations in Glenn Dale, Clinton, admissions, [email protected] Glenarden and Landover) Riverdale Baptist School 6717 Glenn Dale Road Wicomico County 1133 Largo Road Starmaker Learning Center Glenn Dale, MD 20769 Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 23443 Cottonwood Parkway Salisbury Christian School 301-464-3981 301-249-7000 California, MD 20619 807 Parker Road genesischristianschools.com www.rbschool.org 301-863-7740 Salisbury, MD 21804 Grades: Preschool-K Grades: K-12 www.starmakerschool.org 410-546-0661 Tuition: $8,600-$9,030 Enrollment: 900 Grades: Infant-3 www.salisburychristian.org Contact: Lisa Weathers-Hall Tuition: $8,340-$10,356 Contact: Lynn Ennis Grades: Pre-Kindergarten 3-12 Glenn Dale Montessori School St. John the Evangelist School Tuition: $2,895-$6,617 Contact: Daryl Ann Hudson, registrar 7500 Hillmeade Road 8912 Old Branch Ave. Talbot County Glenn Dale, MD 20769 Clinton, MD 20735 301-805-2845 301-868-2010 The Salisbury School The Country School 6279 Hobbs Road www.glenndalemontessori.org www.saintjohnsschool.org Ages: Pre-K-Elementary 716 Goldsborough St. Salisbury, MD 21804 Grades: Pre-K-8 Easton, MD 21601 Tuition: $6,950-$9,450 Enrollment: 234 410-742-4464 ext. 123 410-822-1935 www.thesalisburyschool.org Tuition: $5,995-$9,185 www.countryschool.org Grace Brethren Christian School Contact: Susan Scott Grades: Preschool-12 6501 Surratts Road Grades: K-8 Contact: Gail Carozza, director of Clinton, MD 20735 Tuition: $9,750-$13,250 admission St. Mary of the Mills School Contact: Kimerly Balderson 301-868-1600 106 St. Mary’s Place www.gbcseagles.org Laurel, MD 20707 Stepping Stones Grades: K(3)-12 Saints Peter and Paul Learning Academy 301-498-1433 Elementary & High School Tuition: $8,095-$8,595 www.stmaryofthemills.org 402 W. Main St. 900 High Street Contact: George Hornickel, school Grades: K-8 Fruitland, Md. 21826 Easton, MD 21601 director; Kathy Fry, registrar Contact: Laura Guenin, director of 410-341-7668 410-822-2275 – High School enrollment management www.steppingstoneslearningacademy. Holy Trinity Episcopal Day 410-822-2251 – Elementary School net School ­— Lower School St. Vincent Pallotti High School www.ssppeaston.org/schools Grades: Pre-K-12 Grades: PreK-12 13106 Annapolis Road 113 St. Mary’s Place Tuition: $108-$135/week Tuition: $4,675-$11,460 Bowie, MD 20720 Laurel, MD 20707 Contact: Linda Brannock, director/ Contact: Connie Webster, elementary 301-262-5355 301-725-3228 owner www.htrinity.org www.pallottihs.org school; James Nemeth, high school Grades: K-4 Grades: 9-12 Wicomico Tuition: $9,800 Enrollment: 500 Day School Contact: Rosalyn Cruz-Williams Tuition: $13,765 Washington County 1315 Old Ocean City Road Contact: Lindsay J. Dively, director of Salisbury, MD 21804 Holy Trinity Episcopal Day admissions Grace Academy 410-546-5451 School ­— Preschool & Middle 13321 Cearfoss Pike www.wicomicodayschool.com School Hagerstown, MD 21740 Grades: Preschool-8 11902 Daisy Lane Queen Anne’s County 301-733-2033 Tuition: $140-$195/week Glenn Dale, MD 20769 www.graceacademyonline.org Contact: Sheila Zimmer Grades: Pre-K-12 301-464-3215 The Gunston School www.htrinity.org Tuition: $5,688 for first student; 911 Gunston Road $4,560 for 3-day program in K3 and K4 Grades: Preschool; 5-8 Worcester County Centreville, MD 21617 (tuition assistance and scholarships Tuition: $8,670-$11,530 410-758-0620 available) Contact: Rosalyn Cruz-Williams www.gunston.org Worcester Grades: 9-12 Heritage Academy Preparatory School Jericho Christian Academy Tuition: $21,950 12215 Walnut Point West 508 S. Main St. 8500 Jericho City Drive Contact: David Henry Hagerstown, MD 21740 Berlin, MD 21811 Landover, MD 20785 301-582-2600 410-641-3575 301-333-9400 Wye River Upper School www.heritage-academy.net www.worcesterprep.org myjerichochristianacademy.org (for ADHD, dyslexia and other learning Grades: Pre-K(4)-12 Grades: Pre-K-12 Grades: Pre-K(2)-8 differences) Tuition: $2,500-$5,560 (multiple child Tuition: $8,500-$12,310 Tuition: $6,700, K-8; $8,784-$9,204, P.O. Box 36 discounts, new family discounts) Contact: Tara Becker, director of early childhood development Wye Mills, MD 21679 Contact: Linda Richesson admissions NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH SCHOOLS TO CONFIRM 2015-16 TUITION RATES Contact Rickie Roberts at 443-524-8139 or [email protected]