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EXPLORERS WANTED! 4530 Macarthur Blvd 16 WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL NOVEMBER 24, 2017 17 Compiled by Carolyn M. Proctor 703-258-0826 @WBJBookofLists [email protected] PRIVATE DAY SCHOOLS RANKED BY ANNUAL HIGH-END TUITION Annual high-end Annual lower-end Grades served/ Name/Prior/URL Address/Phone tuition tuition Enrollment Student gender Year founded Head of school 8328 Georgetown Pike 9-12 The Madeira School 1 McLean, VA 22102 $45,710 $45,710 319 1906 Pilar Cabeza de Vaca 1 Girls madeira.org 703-556-8273 8224 Lochinver Ln. K-12 McLean School 4 Potomac, MD 20854 $44,675 $24,890 403 1954 Michael Saxenian 2 Coed mcleanschool.org 240-395-0698 22407 Foxhound Ln. P.O. Box 5555 9-12 Foxcroft School $44,640 $44,640 151 1914 Catherine Smylie McGehee 3 foxcroft.org * Middleburg, VA 20118 Girls 540-687-5555 2301 Foxhall Rd. NW 6-12 The Field School 2 Washington, DC 20007 $44,600 $44,600 370 1972 Dale Johnson 4 Coed fieldschool.org 202-295-5800 Mount Saint Alban 4-12 St. Albans School 3 Washington, DC 20016 $44,141 $44,141 575 1909 Vance Wilson 5 Boys stalbansschool.org 202-537-6440 3612 Woodley Rd. NW 4-12 National Cathedral School 5 Washington, DC 20016 $41,975 $41,975 585 1900 Kathleen O'Neill Jamieson 6 Girls ncs.cathedral.org 202-537-6300 7303 River Rd. 3-12 Holton-Arms School 7 Bethesda, MD 20817 $41,755 $40,695 664 1901 Susanna Jones 7 Girls holton-arms.edu 301-365-5300 10601 Falls Rd. 2-12 Bullis School 6 Potomac, MD 20854 $41,500 $32,840 813 1930 Gerald Boarman 8 Coed bullis.org 301-299-8500 3825 Wisconsin Ave. NW Pre-K-12 Sidwell Friends School 9 Washington, DC 20016 $40,840 $40,840 1,146 1883 Bryan Garman 9 Coed sidwell.edu 202-537-8100 8804 Postoak Rd. St. Andrew's Episcopal Pre-K-12 Potomac, MD 20854 $40,650 $23,490 580 1978 Robert Kosasky 10 School 8 Coed saes.org 301-983-5200 6101 Wilson Ln. 3-12 Landon School 13 Bethesda, MD 20817 $40,250 $37,780 680 1929 Jim Neill 11 Boys landon.net 301-320-3200 4101 Connecticut Ave. NW 6-12 Edmund Burke School 12 Washington, DC 20008 $40,075 $37,775 305 1968 Damian Jones 12 Coed burkeschool.org 202-362-8882 EXPLORERS WANTED! 4530 MacArthur Blvd. NW Pre-K-12 Georgetown Day School 10 Washington, DC 20007 $40,023 $34,764 1,075 1945 Russell Shaw 13 Coed Research-Based Curriculum. Proven Results. Worth a Visit. gds.org 202-274-3200 3100 Macomb St. NW Washington International Pre-K-12 Washington, DC 20008 $39,860 $25,500 904 1966 Clayton Lewis 14 School 15 Coed wis.edu 202-243-1800 1301 Potomac School Rd. Name/URL Address/Phone Annual High-End Tuition Annual Lower-End Tuition Enrollment Grades Served/Student Gender Year Founded K-12 Potomac School 11 McLean, VA 22101 $39,770 $34,440 1,060 1904 John Kowalik 15 Coed potomacschool.org 703-356-4101 Congressional School 3229 Sleepy Hollow Rd Infants - 8th Grade Falls Church, VA 22042 $28,000 $24,000 330 1939 3320 Jermantown Rd. congressionalschool.org Coed Pre-K-12 Flint Hill School 14 Oakton, VA 22124 $39,545 $32,040 953 1956 John Thomas 703-533-1064 16 Coed flinthill.org 703-584-2300 1000 St. Stephen's Rd. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes Pre-K-12 Alexandria, VA 22304 $38,170 $28,160 1,120 1924 Kirsten Prettyman Adams 17 School 17 Coed sssas.org 703-751-2700 1640 Kalmia Rd. NW Pre-K-8 Lowell School 19 Washington, DC 20012 $37,815 $29,625 350 1965 Debbie Gibbs 18 Coed lowellschool.org 202-577-2000 3000 Cathedral Ave. NW K-12 Maret School 16 Washington, DC 20008 $37,720 $32,775 650 1911 Marjo Talbott 19 Coed maret.org 202-939-8800 + 1321 Leslie Ave. 30 40 3-12 8 18 13 Commonwealth Academy Alexandria, VA 22301 $37,000 $37,000 180 1997 Peri-Anne Chobot 20 Coed commonwealthacademy.org 703-548-6912 After School Activities Average Acre Campus Miles or Less from 11701 Danville Dr. Pre-K-8 Green Acres School 21 North Bethesda, MD 20852 $36,610 $22,900 320 1934 Neal Brown Inside the 21 Coed Plus Extended Hours Students Arlington, Tysons, greenacres.org 301-881-4100 on Campus Per Class Beltway Alexandria and Vienna 3500 Woodley Rd. NW Pre-K-3 Beauvoir School 20 Washington, DC 20016 $35,975 $35,975 390 1933 Michael Eanes1 22 Coed beauvoirschool.org 202-537-6485 10900 Rockville Pike Georgetown Preparatory 9-12 North Bethesda, MD 20852 $35,955 $35,955 491 1789 Scott Pilarz 23 School 24 Boys www.gprep.org 301-493-5000 Congressional School is a VAIS accredited independent, day school that prepares infants through 8th graders for future success through a challenging educational experience that encourages inquisitive young minds to ask questions, collaborate, 1411 Balls Hill Rd. Pre-K-8 The Langley School 22 McLean, VA 22101 $35,920 $15,100 500 1942 Elinor Scully 24 Coed create and lead within our diverse and supportive community. langleyschool.org 703-356-1920 4880 MacArthur Blvd. NW N-3 The River School Washington, DC 20007 $35,800 $18,535 200 1999 Nancy Mellon 25 * Coed riverschool.net 202-337-3554 1 Interim NOTES: * - New to The List; NA - Not available or not applicable Source: The schools and WBJ research.
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