ADVER TISEMENT
School for Tomorrow [MD]
Grades 6-12
School for Tomorrow is a one-of-a-kind, cutting edge, student- centered school committed to preparing each student to thrive in college, the workplace and life in the 21st century.
www.schoolfortomorrow.net
The Siena School [MD]
301-460-4747
Grades 4-12
The Langley School [VA]
Pre-K – Grade 8
Founded in 1942, The Langley School is an independent co-ed day school offering a well-rounded program of rigorous academics, fi ne arts, athletics, community service and a 7:1 student/teacher ratio. Langley reaches across multiple disciplines to discover, amplify, and embrace the talents of every child every day. Bus service and extended day available.
www.langleyschool.org
703-848-2782
Lowell School [DC]
FAX: 703-790-9712
Age 3 – Grade 6
Lowell, on eight acres in NW, is a diverse, inclusive community in which children become life-long learners and responsible global citizens. Our challenging program integrates academics, arts, PE and a strong social curriculum. Enrollment: 300
www.lowellschool.org
202-577-2000
The Nora School [MD]
FAX: 202-577-2001
Grades 9 - 12
The Nora School is a small, progressive, college preparatory high school working with bright students who have been frustrated in the more traditional educational environments.
www.nora-school.org
301-495-6672
Paul Public Charter School [DC]
FAX: 301-495-7829
Grades 6-9
Paul offers an extensive liberal arts curriculum designed to meet the needs of every student, which includes core subjects, foreign languages, technology and arts electives.
www.paulcharter.org
202-291-7499 FAX: 202-291-7495
PHILLIPS Programs for Children and Families
[VA and MD]
K- Grade 12
Private special education day schools for youth with emotional, behavioral and mental challenges. PHILLIPS creates an individualized program for all students to meet their specifi c needs and highlight their unique gifts.
www.phillipsprograms.com
Queen Anne School [MD]
Queen Anne
School
703-941-8810
FAX: 703-658-2378
Grades 6-12
Queen Anne School is a private, Episcopal-affi liated, co-educational day school that rigorously prepares its students for college and for life. Founded by St. Barnabas’ Church in 1964, the school is located on a 50-acre campus in a suburban environment midway between Washington, D.C. and Annapolis, Md.
www.queenanne.org
301-249-5000 FAX: 301-249-3838
Randolph-Macon Academy [VA]
Grades 6-12 and postgraduate
Co-ed, Christian boarding school with Air Force JROTC for grades 9-12. Graduating classes average 100% college acceptance and $4 million in college scholarships. Offerings include fl ight program, marching band, 20+ varsity sports.
www.rma.edu
800-272-1172
Educating students with Learning Disabilities for 30 years!
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301-585-1430 ext. 303
www.chelseaschool.edu
An independent college preparatory school located on 50 acres in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, Queen Anne School serves students in grades 6 - 12.
The Siena School offers a rich, co-educational program for bright college-bound students with mild to moderate language-based learning differences.
www.thesienaschool.org
St. Andrews Episcopal School [MD]
301-592-0567
FAX: 301-592-0569
Pre-K - Grade 12
St. Andrew’s balanced program challenges and supports students, encouraging development of their full potential.
www.saes.org
301-983-5200
St. Anselm’s Abbey School [DC]
FAX: 301-983-4620
Grades 6-12
Located on the 40-acre grounds of a Benedictine monastery, St. Anselm’s Abbey offers a rigorous classical education to gifted young men. The 5:1 student-to-faculty ratio means that each student gets the guidance and personal attention he needs to succeed.
www.saintanselms.org
202-269-2379
United Cultural Academy [VA]
K- Grade 12 and Adults
Great alternative to traditional schooling. Home schooling support, high school diplomas, tutoring, test prep and learning for life programs. Special needs students welcome.
www.uc-academy.com
703-961-0190 FAX: 703-961-0196
WALDORF EDUCATION
Potomac Crescent Waldorf School [VA]
Age 2- Grade 3
Our curriculum, based on the nearly century-old philosophy of Rudolf Steiner, strives to teach the whole child—head, heart and hands—through a play-based morning for the kindergartens and through experiential, arts-based methods in the grades. Waldorf education trusts the wisdom of the human being and nurtures a sense of connection, support and responsibility within the community.
www.potomaccrescentschool.org
Washington Waldorf School [MD]
703-486-1309
Pre-K- Grade 12
Our rich, challenging, integrated curriculum is designed to meet students’ changing developmental stages. Vibrant teaching methods engage and inspire students by creating intellectual, emotional and physical connections to learning. Graduates of our school are well prepared for college and for life.
www.washingtonwaldorf.org
301-229-6107
Washington Episcopal School [MD]
Age 3 - Grade 8
Co-educational day; strong academics; arts, languages, technology; foreign study trips included in tuition.
www.w-e-s.org
301-652-7878
Westminster School [VA]
FAX: 301-652-7255
Pre-K- Grade 8
Westminster School, founded in 1962, presents a challenging, structured program of academics, arts, athletics and personal development in an atmosphere of courtesy and kindness.
www.westminsterschool.com
703-256-3620
Contact us at:
301-249-5000
or on the web at
www.queenanne.org
Open House: April 17th 9:30 -12:30
Now Enrolling for Fall 2010
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