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WHERE DO SUDBROOK PARK KIDS GO TO SCHOOL? Sudbrook Park is zoned for the Baltimore County Public Schools’ Bedford Elementary School, Pikesville Middle School and Milford Mill Academy. Magnet programs are also offered through the public school system for elementary, middle and high school students. Students are admitted through an application process with applications due in the fall prior to the school year for which you are applying. For example, students applying for the 2011-2012 school year will need to begin the application process in the fall of 2010. Sudbrook students attend Wellwood International School (Elementary—French immersion), Sudbrook Magnet Middle School** (world languages—French, Japanese, and Spanish; performing arts—drama, dance, music (vocal and instrumental); visual arts and environmental science) and a range of high school magnet programs at Towson High School, Carver Center for Arts and Technology and Western High School for Environmental Science and Technology. **Honored as a “national school of distinction” for its performance and visual arts programs by the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, September 2010. For more information on these schools and programs: go to www.bcps.org . For specific information on the Baltimore County Public School magnet programs, go to the main BCPS website, click “schools” and the tab for Magnet Programs will appear in the column on the right. In addition to those schools, children who live in Sudbrook Park attend a variety of private schools, both secular and denominational, including: Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Beth Tfiloh Community School Boys Latin School of Maryland The Cambridge School Friends School of Baltimore Garrison Forest School Gilman School Jemicy School Krieger Schechter Day School Loyola Blakefield McDonogh School Mount St. Joseph High School *Pikesville High School (*special transfer required) The Odyssey School The Park School Sacred Heart of Glyndon St. Paul’s School The Shrine of the Sacred Heart School (Mt. Washington) Preschool programs are offered at many local churches and synagogues in the area. .

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