Participating School Directory D.C.OpportunityScholarshipProgram Published December 2015 Table of Contents AbouttheDirectory..............................................................................................................................................5 SchoolProfiles........................................................................................................................................................6 Iconkey ....................................................................................................................................................... 7 Abbreviations.........................................................................................................................................................7 Academia De La Recta Porta Intl. Christian Day School ................................................................................ 8 Academy for Ideal Education ........................................................................................................................ 9 Aidan Montessori School ............................................................................................................................ 10 Annunciation Catholic School ..................................................................................................................... 11 Archbishop Carroll High School ................................................................................................................... 12 Beauvoir, the National Cathedral Elementary School ................................................................................ 13 The Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys (Holy Communion Campus) ................................................... 14 The Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys (Washington View Campus) .................................................. 15 Blessed Sacrament School .......................................................................................................................... 16 The Bridges Academy .................................................................................................................................. 17 Calvary Christian Academy ......................................................................................................................... 18 Christian Family Montessori School ............................................................................................................ 19 Cornerstone School ..................................................................................................................................... 20 Dupont Park Adventist School (Alabama Ave.) ........................................................................................... 21 Dupont Park Adventist School (Mass. Ave.) ............................................................................................... 22 Edmund Burke School ................................................................................................................................. 23 Emerson Preparatory School ...................................................................................................................... 24 The Field School .......................................................................................................................................... 25 Georgetown Day School ‐ (Lower and Middle School Campus – MacArthur Blvd.) ................................... 26 Georgetown Day School ‐ (High School Campus – Davenport St.) ............................................................. 27 Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School ................................................................................................ 28 Gonzaga College High School ...................................................................................................................... 29 Holy Trinity School ...................................................................................................................................... 30 Howard University Early Learning Program ................................................................................................ 31 Jewish Primary Day school of the Nation’s Capital (North Campus) .......................................................... 32 Jewish Primary Day school of the Nation’s Capital (South Campus) .......................................................... 33 Kingsbury Day School .................................................................................................................................. 34 Kuumba Learning Center ............................................................................................................................ 35 Little Flower Montessori School ................................................................................................................. 36 Lowell School .............................................................................................................................................. 37 The Monroe School ..................................................................................................................................... 38 Muhammad University of Islam .................................................................................................................. 39 National Cathedral School .......................................................................................................................... 40 National Presbyterian School ...................................................................................................................... 41 Our Lady of Victory School .......................................................................................................................... 42 Parkmont School ......................................................................................................................................... 43 Preparatory School of DC ............................................................................................................................ 44 Randall Hyland Private School .................................................................................................................... 45 Roots Activity Learning Center.................................................................................................................... 46 Sacred Heart School .................................................................................................................................... 47 San Miguel School ....................................................................................................................................... 48 Sheridan School .......................................................................................................................................... 49 Sidwell Friends School ................................................................................................................................. 50 St. Albans School ......................................................................................................................................... 51 St. Anselm's Abbey School .......................................................................................................................... 52 St. Anthony School ...................................................................................................................................... 53 St. Augustine School ................................................................................................................................... 54 St. Francis Xavier Academy ......................................................................................................................... 55 St. John's College High School ..................................................................................................................... 56 St. Peter School ........................................................................................................................................... 57 St. Thomas More Academy ......................................................................................................................... 58 Washington Jesuit Academy ....................................................................................................................... 59 Washington School for Girls (Washington View Campus) .......................................................................... 60 Washington School for Girls (THEARC Campus) ......................................................................................... 61 HowtoApplytoPrivateSchools...................................................................................................................62 SchoolSearchWorksheets..............................................................................................................................64 CommonSchoolAdmissionTests.................................................................................................................66 AdditionalFinancialAidResources.............................................................................................................67 School & Student Services (SSS ................................................................................................................... 67 Tuition Aid Data Services (TADS) ................................................................................................................ 67 Jack Kent Cooke Foundation ....................................................................................................................... 67 Black Student Fund (BSF) ............................................................................................................................ 68 Capital Partners for Education (CPE) .......................................................................................................... 68 SchoolMapsbyZipCode..................................................................................................................................69 20001 .......................................................................................................................................................... 70 20003 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AboutServingOurChildren............................................................................................................................91 About the Directory Dear Family: We are excited that you and your family are part of, or interested in, the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP). One way we assist families in utilizing the program to its fullest potential is by helping you make informed decisions about schools. We have created the Participating Schools Directory to provide families with basic information on each participating private school. As you begin your search for a school, it is our hope that the directory will help you find the right one for your student(s). To help you get started, the directory contains: • Comprehensive school profiles on each participating school (Beginning on Page 9) • A step‐by‐step guide on how to apply to private schools (Pages 65 and 66) • General admission testing information (Page 69) • Information on other financial resources (Pages 70 and 71) Additionally, included in the directory are maps of OSP participating schools by zip code, schools listed by Ward, and a School Search worksheet to assist you in the school search process. The directory is a great starting point; however, it may not contain everything you need to know before applying to or choosing a school. We strongly encourage you to visit school websites, attend open houses and/or tours, and contact admissions staff to answer any additional questions you may have. You can also find a copy of this directory, along with more OSP program information, online at www.dcscholarships.org. Please note: The details contained in the school profile pages are self‐reported by each school in the fall. Admissions details pertain to the upcoming 2016‐17 school year. All other information, including tuition amounts, pertains to the current 2015‐16 school year. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Tuition information for the upcoming school year typically is available beginning in the spring. As always, if you have any questions, please email [email protected] or call the Program Team at 1.888.DC.YOUTH (1.888.329.6884). Office walk‐in hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1pm to 4pm. Thank you. Sincerely, Rachel Sotsky Executive Director, Serving Our Children 5 School Profiles Important Notes: The maximum scholarship amount offered by Serving Our Children is capped under federal law. Some schools have tuitions and/or fees above the maximum scholarship amount Serving Our Children is permitted to provide. However, many participating schools will offer supplemental support or assistance to OSP students. The current Opportunity Scholarship Program cap is $8,381 for Kindergarten through Eighth grades and $12,572 for Ninth through Twelfth grades. These amounts are subject to potential annual inflationary adjustments. For tuition, fees, and supplemental support, please inquire with each school for specific information related to: Additional fees above tuition (example: books, uniforms, etc.) Tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliation Availability of waivers for application or testing fees Availability of supplemental financial aid or payment plans for fees above the scholarship award amount o School Year 2016‐17 tuition information (currently, only the School Year 2015‐16 tuition information is available. School Year 2016‐17 amounts are typically released by schools beginning in the Spring.) o o o o School information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with each school directly for the most up‐to‐date information on school programs, admissions deadlines, and tuition and fees. 6 Icon Key GeneralServices Facilities Before‐Care Auditorium After‐Care Cafeteria Before School Tutoring Computers/ Computer Lab After School Tutoring Gymnasium Summer School Library Nurse On‐Site Outdoor Playground/Field Hot Lunch Program Guidance Counselor Abbreviations AccreditingAgencies Association of Christian Schools International ACSI Association of Independent Maryland Schools AIMS Association Montessori International AMI Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools MSA National Association for the Education of Young Children AdvancEd NAEYC AdvancEd AssessmentsandTests Educational Records Bureau Test for Reading Comprehension CTP‐4 High School Placement Test HSPT Independent School Entrance Exam ISEE Secondary School Admission Test SSAT Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children WISC‐IV Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence Test WPPSI‐III 7 Academia De La Recta Porta Intl. Christian Day School Rail 70, 79, S2, S9, Ride‐On & Bus 18 or 28 Bus 7614 Georgia Avenue NW Washington, DC 20012 K‐12 CoEd Highlight from Mission Statement: ADLRP's mission is to provide an excellent Christian education, in an amicably structured environment, that perpetuates spiritual profundity, academic perspicuity, and socio‐economic lucidity with special emphasis on Godly poise and integrity. Phone: 202‐726‐8737 Fax: 202‐726‐8759 www.adlrp.org Facilities General Services * * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) ESL Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $125 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Open House Dates Minimum GPA Requirement (B) TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Contact school Academic Transcript $7,211 (Grades K‐8) Student and/or Parent Interview $10,900 (Grades 9‐12) Shadow Dates SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Math & English Recommendations Contact School in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: In Progress: ACSI & MSA 10:1 10 52 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (As Needed) Parent Volunteers (As Needed) Parent Seminars (As Needed) Parent Meetings (As Needed) PTA Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Life Skills, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Basketball & Soccer All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 8 K‐12 CoEd Academy for Ideal Education Rail Benning Road Metro & (Blue/Silver), 96, 97, Bus E32, U5, U6, U8, W4, X9 4501 Dix Street NE Washington, DC 20019 Highlight from Mission Statement: The mission of the Academy for Ideal Education is to help every student realize his/her highest potential in mind, body, emotions, and spirit. General Services Phone: 202‐269‐3186 Fax: 202‐269‐3426 www.idealacademy.org Facilities * ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Carmelita Edwards [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (Title 1) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) ESL SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers supplemental scholarship/aid Requirements to apply Open House Dates Academic Transcript 3rd Saturdays of April and May 2016 TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview $8,750 (Grades K‐8) Shadow Dates Teacher Reference Form $12,750 (Grades 9‐12) Contact School SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: In Progress: MSA 6:1 6 36 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly) Parent Volunteers (Monthly) Parent Seminars (Quarterly) Parent Meetings (Quarterly) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Entrepreneiral Training, Career Education, Success Skills, Social Justice, Life Skills, Debate, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Debate Club All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 9 PK‐6 CoEd Aidan Montessori School Rail Woodley Park‐ Zoo & (Red), 96, L1, L2, X3, DC Bus Circulator 2700 27th Street NW Washington, DC 20008 Highlight from Mission Statement: To create and sustain an optimum Montessori educational environment to enable each child to realize his or her richest potential for learning and to become an independent, self‐motivated and contributing member of the world. Phone: 202‐387‐2700 Fax: 202‐387‐1777 www.aidanschool.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Alfreda Antonucci [email protected] Staff member available to assist Amharic, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) ESL Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 12, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 2, 2016 Application Fee: $60 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Requirements to apply January 8 Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $25,687 (Grade K) Letter of Recommendation November thru February (Contact $26,284 (Grades 1‐6) school) SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AMI & AIMS 10:1 22 195 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Volunteers (Ongoing projects) Parent Seminars (Monthly) Parent Meetings (Ongoing) Aidan Program for Families Report Cards Issued: Twice a year Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Chinese, Spanish Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Art, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Discovery Program Enrichment Activities All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 10 PK‐8 CoEd Annunciation Catholic School Rail 31, 32, 36, 37, 96, N2, & N3, N4, N6, X3 Bus 3825 Klingle Place NW Washington, DC 20016 Highlight from Mission Statement: The mission of Annunciation, as a Catholic school, is the development of the complete student, through a community based on the Catholic life values of message, worship, community, and service. General Services Phone: 202‐362‐1408 Fax: 202‐363‐4057 www.annunciationschool.net Facilities ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Soraya El‐Baz [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish, French speakers Student Accommodations: Moderate Learning Disabilities Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) ESL Wheelchair Accessible (1st floor only) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: March 24, 2016 • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript January 25, February 17, March 16 Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $10,150 (Grades K‐8) Letter of Recommendation Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancedEd 6:1 10 117 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers (20 hours per year) Parent Seminars (As Needed) Parent Meetings (Monthly) have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish, Latin Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 11 9‐12 CoEd Archbishop Carroll High School Rail & 60, 80, H8, H9 Bus 4300 Harewood Road NE Washington, DC 20017 Highlight from Mission Statement: Archbishop Carroll High School is a Catholic, college preparatory, co‐ educational school that welcomes young people and empowers them in an academically rigorous, diverse and supportive learning environment. Phone: 202‐529‐0900 Fax: 202‐526‐8879 www.achsdc.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Tiffani Scurlock [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities Physical Disabilities Wheelchair Accessible (except some non‐instructional areas) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Deadline‐ Inquire with School • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $25 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Student Essay Financial Aid: Academic scholarships Minimum GPA Requirement Open House Dates available Academic Transcript April 21 Admissions Testing: HSPT TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $13,146 (Grades 9‐12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation (three) in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; IEP Documentation if applicable check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 11:1 20 373 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers Parent Seminars (Quarterly) Parent Meetings (Bi‐Monthly) Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: French, Spanish, Latin AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Debate, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, International Club, Step Team, Robotics All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 12 Beauvoir ‐ National Cathedral Elem. School Rail Cleveland Park (Red), & 31, 32, 36, 37, 96, N2, Bus N4, N6, X3 3500 Woodley Road NW Washington, DC 20016 Phone: 202‐537‐6485 Fax: 202‐537‐5778 www.beauvoirschool.org PK‐3 CoEd Highlight from Mission Statement: Beauvoir, the National Cathedral Elementary School, founded in 1933, is a primary school dedicated to educating a diverse student body within a caring and creative environment. Our program is designed to nurture the spiritual, ethical, intellectual, emotional, physical and social development of our children. We seek to foster a spirit of inquiry and a joy in learning. General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Margaret Hartigan [email protected] Facilities Student Accommodations: Contact School for details on learning resources Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: December 27 • Decision Notifications: Early March Application Fee: $65 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Academic Transcript Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Student and/or Parent Interview Contact School Admissions Testing: WPPSI‐IV or TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): WISC‐V Shadow Dates $34,400 (Grades K‐3) Teacher Recommendation Contact School SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning School Visit in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS & MSA 7:1 Contact School 396 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Semester Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Spanish (Check with school for most up to date listing) Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Yearbook/Newspaper, Manderin, French All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 13 Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys (Holy Communion Campus) Rail A2, A4, A5, A8, A9, A42, & A48, M8, M9, P17, P18, Bus P19, W13, W14 3640 Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave SE Washington, DC 20032 Highlight from Mission Statement: BWS is an Episcopal School for children of low‐income families. Working in close partnership with our students and their families, we strive to create an environment where every boy receives the structured support required to succeed. Phone: 202‐678‐1515 Fax: 202‐591‐3061 www.bishopwalkerschool.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Yonnette Moore [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers PK‐2 All Boy Facilities Student Accommodations: Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript Contact school Internal assessment test TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $18,000 (Grades K‐6) Letter of Recommendation Contact School SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: None 8:1 11 90 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (3 times a year) Parent Volunteers (Monthly) Parent Seminars (Monthly) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Report Cards Issued: Trimester Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish:grades 3‐6 Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Music, Physical Education, Character Education, Chorus, Community Service, Sports (Boys) All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 14 Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys (Washington View Campus) 3‐6 All Boy Highlight from Mission Statement: BWS is an Episcopal School for children of low‐income families. Working in close partnership with our students and their families, we strive to create an environment where every boy receives the structured support required to succeed. Rail & W4 Bus 2683 Douglass Road SE Washington, DC 20020 Phone: 202‐678‐1515 Fax: 202‐591‐3061 www.bishopwalkerschool.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Yonnette Moore [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Contact School SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript Contact school Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $18,000 (Grades K‐6) Letter of Recommendation Contact School SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: None 8:1 11 90 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (3 times a year) Parent Volunteers (Monthly) Parent Seminars (Monthly) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Report Cards Issued: Trimester Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish: grades 3‐6 Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Music, Physical Education, Character Education and Religion, Chorus, Community Service, Sports (Boys) All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 15 K‐8 CoEd Blessed Sacrament School Friendship Heights Rail (Red), E2, E3, E4, E6, L1, & L2, L8, Ride‐On Buses: 1, Bus 11, & L8 5841 Chevy Chase Pkwy NW Washington, DC 20015 Highlight from Mission Statement: Blessed Sacrament is a parish neighborhood school dedicated to excellence within an atmosphere of Christian love and concern. This goal of excellence is rooted in the teaching mission of the Catholic Church. General Services Phone: 202‐966‐6682 Fax: 202‐966‐4938 www.bsstoday.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Nancy Ryan [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish, French speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 15, 2016 • Decision Notifications: February 19, 2016 Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript Contact school Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $11,400 (Grades K‐8) Letter of Recommendation Contact School SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED 12:1 20 526 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Seminars (Monthly) Parent Meetings (As needed) Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: French, Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 16 PK‐8 CoEd The Bridges Academy Rail 52, 53, 54, 62. 63, 70, & 79, E2, E3, E4, S1, S2, S4 Bus 6119 Georgia Avenue NW Washington, DC 20011 Highlight from Mission Statement: With and through the dual collaborative efforts of parent and teacher ‐ home and school, our mission is to educate and mold the total student, academically, physically, socially, culturally and morally. Phone: 202‐829‐1901 Fax: 202‐829‐2429 www.bridgesacademydc.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Lillette Campbell [email protected] Staff member available to assist Amharic, Spanish, Tagalog speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Limited Learning Disabilities Physical Disabilities (Limited IEP) ESL Wheelchair Accessible (certain classrooms) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: May 15, 2016 • Decision Notifications: June 15, 2016 Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Open House Dates Student Essay March 12 TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Academic Transcript $7,000 (Grades K‐8) Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation Contact school in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: NAEYC 8:1 13 146 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (As Needed and Trimester) Parent Volunteers Parent Seminars (B‐Monthly) Parent Meetings (B‐Monthly) Report Cards Issued: Trimester Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Home Economics, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 17 K‐8 CoEd Calvary Christian Academy Rhode Island Ave. (Red), Rail Highlight from Mission Statement: 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, B8, & The primary purpose of Calvary Christian Academy is to assist B9, D8, G8, H8, H9, P6, Bus parents in the "whole" development of their children, spiritually, T18 intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically. 806 Rhode Island Avenue NE Washington, DC 20018 General Services Phone: 202‐526‐5176 Fax: 202‐354‐5423 www.calvarychristianacad.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Ethel Owens‐Belcher [email protected] Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (Title 1) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: June 30, 2016 • Decision Notifications: January 7, 2016 Application Fee: $85 Check with school if waiver is available Open House Dates Requirements to apply January 13, February 10, March 10, Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): April 14, May 12 Student and/or Parent Interview $7,000 (Grades K‐8) SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation Shadow Dates in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; Contact school check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED & SACS 15:1 15 137 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Meetings (As Needed) Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Semester Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Technology Classes, Chorus, Community Service, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Clubs and activities All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 18 PK‐6 CoEd Christian Family Montessori School Rail & 60, 62, 63, 64, H8 Bus 201 Allison Street NW, Suite B Washington, DC 20011 Phone: 202‐722‐1520 Fax: 202‐722‐1520 www.cfmschool.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Kristi Medley [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Highlight from Mission Statement: Christian Family Montessori School is a diverse community of parents, children, and staff working together to provide an affordable Montessori school where children will be prepared to meet the academic, social, and moral challenges ahead of them, and grow in a loving relationship with God through the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd General Services Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) ESL SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $40 Check with school if waiver is available Open House Dates Requirements to apply Contact school TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Academic Transcript (Grades 1‐6) $7,630 (K‐8) Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Contact School in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AMI 13:1 26 103 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers Parent Seminars Parent Meetings Classroom Observation Report Cards Issued: Semester Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: None Art, Music, Physical Education All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 19 PK‐12 CoEd Cornerstone School Rail & U2, U5, U6, V7, V8, V9 Bus 3742 Ely Place SE Washington, DC 20019 Highlight from Mission Statement: Through a partnership of family, school and community, Cornerstone provides a nurturing and rigorous education, equipping children with the knowledge, skills and values necessary to become leaders who serve others in light of Christ and His Truth. Phone: 202‐575‐0027 Fax: 202‐575‐0669 www.cornerstone‐schools.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Maritza White mwhite@cornerstone‐schools.org Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers General Services Facilities Student Accommodations: Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $15 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Student Essay Open House Dates TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Academic Transcript None $8,180 (Grades K‐8) Admissions Testing $12,370 (Grades 9‐12) Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning None Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: In Progress: ACSI 11:1 11 120 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (1st & 3rd Quarters) Parent Volunteers (Quarterly) Parent Seminars (Twice a year) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish, Latin Art, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 20 Dupont Park Adventist School (Alabama Ave.) Rail 36, 39, F14, M2, M4, & M6, V5, W4 Bus 3942 Alabama Avenue SE Washington, DC 20020 PK‐5 CoEd Highlight from Mission Statement: Principally we commit ourselves to excellence in preparing students for the service of God's Church, Country, Community, and above all, for Eternity. General Services Phone: 202‐583‐8500 Fax: 202‐583‐0650 www.dupontparkschool.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Yovan Ponniah [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Contact School SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $70 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Open House Dates TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Academic Transcript January 21, February 11 $7,000 (Grades K‐5) Student and/or Parent Interview $7,100 (Grades 6‐8) Shadow Dates Letter of Recommendation SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. Contact school SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: NCPSA & MSA 10:1 15 150 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly) Parent Volunteers (10 hours per year) Parent Meetings Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Music, Physical Education, STEM, Chorus, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 21 Dupont Park Adventist School (Mass. Ave.) Rail & F14, M6, W4 Bus 3985 Massachusetts Avenue SE Washington, DC 20020 Highlight from Mission Statement: Principally we commit ourselves to excellence in preparing students for the service of God's Church, Country, Community, and above all, for Eternity. General Services Phone: 202‐575‐5308 Fax: 202‐583‐0650 www.dupontparkschool.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Yovan Ponniah [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers 6‐8 CoEd Facilities Student Accommodations: Contact School SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $70 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Open House Dates TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Academic Transcript January 21, February 11 $7,000 (Grades K‐5) Student and/or Parent Interview $7,100 (Grades 6‐8) Shadow Dates Letter of Recommendation SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. Contact school SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: NCPSA & MSA 10:1 15 150 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly) Parent Volunteers (10 hours per year) Parent Meetings Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Music, Physical Education, STEM, Chorus, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 22 6‐12 CoEd Edmund Burke School Rail Van Ness UDC (Red), & Cleveland Park (Red), Bus H2, H3, H4, L1, L2 4101 Connecticut Avenue NW Washington, DC 20008 Phone: 202‐362‐8882 Fax: 202‐362‐1914 www.burkeschool.org Highlight from Mission Statement: At Burke our mission is to bring together students who are different from one another in many ways. Our community has high expectations for them, gives them responsibility, and knows, respects, and appreciates them for who they are... Burke embraces a progressive educational approach to teach the whole child. This results in students who are skilled, independent thinkers with integrity. General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Kai George [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish, French, Chinese speakers Facilities Art, Photo, and Music Labs * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Limited Learning Disabilities ESL Wheelchair Accessible (Limited) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 4, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $65 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply supplemental scholarship/aid Student Essay Open House Dates Academic Transcript Contact school TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Admissions Testing: SSAT or ISEE $34,750 (Grades 6‐8) Shadow Dates Student Interview $36,875 (Grades 9‐12) Contact School Math & English Recommendations SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 6:1 16 300 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities * Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Seminars (Monthly) Parent Meetings (Monthly) EBPA Report Cards Issued: Trimester Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: French, Spanish, Latin AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Learning Specialist available, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 23 9‐12 CoEd Emerson Preparatory School Dupont Circle (Red), 37, Rail 42, 43, 80, 38B, D1‐6, & G2, H1, L1&2, S1,2,4,9, Bus 3Y,16Y, DC Circulator 1324 18th Street NW Washington, DC 20036 Highlight from Mission Statement: We are a welcoming community of engaging educators and unique students who answer questions and question answers. General Services Phone: 202‐785‐2877 Fax: 877‐304‐8179 www.emersonprep.org Facilities ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Jon Shickler [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish, Russian, French, Arabic speakers Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) ESL SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: Tuition remission for Student Essay Open House Dates qualified applicants Academic Transcript Contact school Admissions Testing (Emerson‐ TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): specific as needed) Shadow Dates $28,000 (Grades 9‐12) Student and/or Parent Interview Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation (three) in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: None 6:1 10 61 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (As Needed) Parent Seminars (College advising) Parent Meetings (Quarterly/As needed) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Arabic, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Latin AP (Testing only), Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, College Study Skills, Stress Managment, Yoga, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys‐ through other schools), Sports (Girls‐ through other schools), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Model UN All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 24 6‐12 CoEd The Field School Rail & None Bus Highlight from Mission Statement: Self‐Discovery, Skills of mind, Generosity of heart. Field's mission statement is known well by every teacher and every student. Its three elements are, to us, inseparable. To achieve self‐discovery, students need to develop the essential skills of critical thinking, writing, problem‐solving, and discussion. 2301 Foxhall Road NW Washington, DC 20007 Phone: 202‐295‐5800 Fax: 202‐295‐5858 www.fieldschool.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Maureen Miesmer [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish, French speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 15, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 3, 2016 Application Fee: $60 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Student Essay Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript January 9 Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $41,500 (Grades 6‐12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 6:1 11 369 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Once a year ) Parents Association Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: French, Spanish, Latin Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 25 Georgetown Day School (Lower and Middle School Campus) PK‐8 CoEd Highlight from Mission Statement: Georgetown Day School honors the integrity and worth of each individual within a diverse school community. GDS is dedicated to providing a supportive educational atmosphere in which teachers challenge the intellectual, creative, and physical abilities of our students. Rail & D5, D6 Bus 4530 MacArthur Blvd., NW Washington, DC 20007 Phone: 202‐295‐6200 Fax: 202‐295‐6151 www.gds.org General Services Facilities ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Barbara Eghan [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Student Accommodations: Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 8, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript Open House Dates Admissions Testing: WPPSI (PK‐K); Contact school TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): WISC (1st‐5th); SSAT or ISEE (6th‐ $32,515 (Grade K) 8th) Shadow Dates $34,755 (Grades 1‐5) Student and/or Parent Interview Contact school $36,145 (Grades 6‐8) Letter of Recommendation SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 7:1 Varies 1075 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly) Parent Volunteers (PSA) Parent Seminars Parent Meetings Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Chinese, French, Latin, Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 26 Georgetown Day School (High School Campus) Rail Tenleytown (Red), 31, & 32, 36, 37, H2, H3, H4, Bus M4, N2 4200 Davenport Street NW Washington, DC 20016 Phone: 202‐274‐3200 Fax: 202‐364‐9603 www.gds.org 9‐12 CoEd Highlight from Mission Statement: Georgetown Day School honors the integrity and worth of each individual within a diverse school community. GDS is dedicated to providing a supportive educational atmosphere in which teachers challenge the intellectual, creative, and physical abilities of our students. General Services Facilities ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Barbara Eghan [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Student Accommodations: Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 8, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Student Essay supplemental scholarship/aid Open House Dates Minimum GPA Requirement Contact school Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Admissions Testing: SSAT or ISEE $37,215 (Grades 9‐11) Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $37,440 (Grade 12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 7:1 Varies 1075 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly) Parent Volunteers (PSA) Parent Seminars Parent Meetings Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Chinese, French, Latin, Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 27 Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School Rail 31, 32, 36, 38B, D1, D2, & D3, D5, D6, G2, DC Bus Circulator, DCDGR 1524 35th Street NW Washington, DC 20007 9‐12 All Girl Highlight from Mission Statement: Georgetown Visitation is a college preparatory school rooted in the Roman Catholic faith and Salesian tradition, committed to educating young women from diverse backgrounds to meet the challenges of today's world with faith, vision and purpose. Phone: 202‐337‐3350 Fax: 202‐342‐5733 www.visi.org General Services Facilities ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Janet Keller [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish; French speakers Common Space Student Accommodations: Contact School SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: December 4 (Inquire with school) • Decision Notifications: February 25, 2016 Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Student Essay Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Minimum GPA Requirement Contact school Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Admissions Testing Shadow Dates $27,400 (Grades 9‐12) Student and/or Parent Interview Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 13:1 16 492 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Once a year) Parent Meetings (As needed) Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: French, Latin, Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Bridge GU courses, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Over 55 clubs All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 28 9‐12 All Boy Gonzaga College High School Rail Union Station (Red), 80, & 96, D3, D4, D8, P6, X1, Bus X2, X9, DC Circulator 19 Eye Street NW Washington, DC 20001 Highlight from Mission Statement: Catholic, Jesuit boys' school offering a values‐oriented curriculum to... men of diverse backgrounds and striving to form Men for Others, that is, graduates who are open for growth, intellectually competent, religious, loving, and committed to justice. Phone: 202‐336‐7100 Fax: 202‐336‐7164 www.gonzaga.org General Services Facilities ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Andrew Battaile [email protected] Student Accommodations: Limited Learning Disabilities Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: December 10 (Inquire with school) • Decision Notifications: February 25, 2016 Application Fee: $35 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Student Essay Financial Aid: School offers No minimum GPA, but admission Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid is competitive Contact school Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Admissions Testing: HSPT $20,800 (Grades 9‐12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation (two) in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; Extra Curricular Activities check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 13:1 26 962 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Meetings (As needed) Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Chinese, French, Latin, Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 29 PK‐8 CoEd Holy Trinity School Rail 31, 32, 36, 38B, D1, D2, & D3, D5, D6, G2, DC Bus Circulator, DCDGR 1325 36th Street NW Washington, DC 20007 Highlight from Mission Statement: Holy Trinity School is a Roman Catholic elementary school rooted in the Jesuit tradition of education. General Services Phone: 202‐337‐2339 Fax: 202‐337‐0368 www.htsdc.org Facilities ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Kerri Edwards [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish, Portuguese, French speakers Acces to large gym at Georgetown University Student Accommodations: Mild Learning Disabilities Mild Physical Disabilities Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 31, 2016 • Decision Notifications: February 28, 2016 Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply supplemental scholarship/aid Student Essay Open House Dates Academic Transcript January 12 TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Internal assessment test $17,700 (Grade K) Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $16,800 (Grades 1‐8) Contact school Letter of Recommendation SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED 8:1 22 325 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers (10 hours per year) Parent Seminars (Occasional) Parent Meetings (Occasional) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish or Middlebury Interactive Language Program Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Various Clubs All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 30 Howard University Early Learning Program Rail Shaw (Yellow/Green), & G2, 70, 79 Bus 531 College Street NW Washington, DC 20059 Highlight from Mission Statement: To provide an educational environment for young children as well as undergraduate/graduate students, faculty, parents, and the community. Also, to promote the development of appropriate strategies and techniques that will foster multiculturalism. Phone: 202‐806‐7102 Fax: 202‐806‐7570 www.howard.edu/schooleducation/earl ylearningprogram ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Eulis Sawney [email protected] PK‐K CoEd General Services Facilities * * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (case by case basis) Physical Disabilities (case by case basis) ESL Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Deadline‐ Inquire with School • Decision Notifications: Rolling Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Open House Dates Requirements to apply Contact school TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview $10,800 (Grade K) Shadow Dates SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Contact School in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: NAEYC 8:1 17 51 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly) Parent Volunteers (Monthly as needed) Parent Seminars (Quarterly) Parent Meetings (Bi‐Monthly) School special activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Health, Music, Physical Education, Periodic Enrichment, Community Enrichment Service, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Yearbook/Newspaper, African Martial Arts Activities All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 31 Jewish Primary Day School of the Nation's Capital (North Campus) 2‐6 CoEd Highlight from Mission Statement: Rail 52, 53, 54, E4, S1, S2, S4, Our school strives to create an environment filled with warmth, joy, & S9 and intellectual excitement that celebrates the unique qualities of Bus each student, respects varied approaches to Judaism, fosters a strong sense of ethics and of self, embraces diversity, and builds a community of livelong learners. 6045 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20011 Phone: 202‐291‐5737 Fax: 202‐291‐9750 www.jpds.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Sindy Udell [email protected] Staff member available to assist Hebrew, Spanish speakers Facilities Art Studio, Science Lab, Athletic Field Student Accommodations: Mild Learning Disabilities Physical Disabilities (case by case basis) Wheelchair Accessible (1st floor only) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 8, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 2, 2016 Application Fee: $150 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript January 7 Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and Parent Interview Shadow Dates $22,850 (Grade K‐6) Teacher Evaluation Form Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 8:1 18 199 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year/ As needed) Parent Volunteers (Encouraged) Parent Seminars (Available not required) Parent Meetings (Available not required) Report Cards Issued: Semester Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Hebrew Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Judaic Studies, Chorus, Community Service, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Yoga, Karate, Cooking All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 32 Jewish Primary Day School of the Nation's Capital (South Campus) Rail & 52, 53, 54, S1, S2, S4, S9 Bus 4715 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20011 Phone: 202‐291‐5737 Fax: 202‐291‐4686 www.jpds.org Highlight from Mission Statement: Our school strives to create an environment filled with warmth, joy, and intellectual excitement that celebrates the unique qualities of each student, respects varied approaches to Judaism, fosters a strong sense of ethics and of self, embraces diversity, and builds a community of livelong learners. Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Sindy Udell [email protected] Staff member available to assist Hebrew, Spanish speakers PK‐1 CoEd Facilities * * Art Studio, Science Lab * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Mild Learning Disabilities(Learning Specialist available) Physical Disabilities (case by case basis) Wheelchair Accessible (1st floor only) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 8, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 2, 2016 Application Fee: $150 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript January 7 Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and Parent Interview Shadow Dates $22,850 (Grade K‐6) Teacher Evaluation Form Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 8:1 18 120 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year/ As needed) Parent Volunteers (Encouraged) Parent Seminars (Available not required) Parent Meetings (Available not required) Report Cards Issued: Semester Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Hebrew Art, Dance, Drama, Music, Physical Education, Judaic Studies, Yoga, Karate, Cooking, Sports, Science All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 33 PK‐12 CoEd Kingsbury Day School Rail 52, 53, 54, 59, 70, 79, & E2, E3, E4, S1, S2, S4, S9 Bus 5000 14th Street NW Washington, DC 20011 Highlight from Mission Statement: The Kingsbury Day School provides a transformative educational and social experience for children and adults with learning differences. General Services Phone: 202‐722‐5555 Fax: 202‐723‐2082 www.kingsbury.org Facilities * ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Chithalina Coleman [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities Physical Disabilities Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Deadline‐ Inquire with School • Decision Notifications: March 15, 2016 Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Writing Sample Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript January 14, February 11, March 10, April 21 Admissions Testing: Psycho‐ TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Ed/Neuropsych $40,000 (Grade K‐12) Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Contact school Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS & MSA 8:1 8 159 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (As Needed) Parent Volunteers (As Needed) Parent Seminars (Twice a year) Parent Meetings (As Needed) Parents Association Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Transitions and Social Skills, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 34 K‐10 CoEd Kuumba Learning Center Rail A2, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, & A42, A46, A48, M8, M9, Bus W2, W3, W4 3328‐3332 MLK Jr. Avenue SE Washington, DC 20032 Highlight from Mission Statement: KLC's mission is to provide quality education and care to infants and children up to age 18 in all year, African centered, non‐traditional intimate setting. As educators our mission is to teach, and our goal is that everyone benefit by learning. Phone: 202‐563‐5971 Fax: 202‐563‐3663 www.kuumbalearningcenter.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Maja Rasheed [email protected] Staff member available to assist French speakers General Services Facilities * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Deadline‐ Inquire with School • Decision Notifications: Rolling Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers supplemental scholarship/aid Open House Dates Requirements to apply Contact school Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview $8,500 (Grades K‐8) Shadow Dates $12,700 (Grades 9‐12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: NAEYC 12:1 12 56 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers Parent Seminars Parent Meetings Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: French, Sign, Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 35 PK‐K CoEd Little Flower Montessori School 42, 43, 52, 53, 54, 96, Rail H1, H2, H3, H4, H8, S1, & S2, S4, S9, X3, DC Bus Circulator 3029 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20009 Highlight from Mission Statement: To meet each child's physical needs while encouraging independence in self care; to provide a nurturing atmosphere in which children have respect for others and respect for themselves; and to provide a calm, warm, loving and nurturing atmosphere. General Services Phone: 202‐667‐6803 Fax: 202‐265‐8889 www.littleflowermontessori.com ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Gabriela Noguchi [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Lunch Room Student Accommodations: ESL SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Deadline‐ Inquire with School • Decision Notifications: Rolling Application Fee: $100 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Requirements to apply Contact school Student and/or Parent Interview TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates $18,000 (Grade K) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: In Progress: NAEYC 5:1 20 21 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (3 times a year) Parent Volunteers (As Needed) Parent Meetings (As Needed) Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Dance, Music, Physical Education, Yoga, Instrumental Music/Band All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 36 PK‐8 CoEd Lowell School Rail Silver Spring (Red), S2, & S4, Ride‐On Bus 18 Bus 1640 Kalmia Road NW Washington, DC 20012 Highlight from Mission Statement: Lowell's mission is to create an inclusive community of life‐long learners in which each individual is valued and respected. General Services Phone: 202‐577‐2000 Fax: 202‐577‐2001 www.lowellschool.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Liz Yee [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Art Studio, Dance Studio Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 8, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $65 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply supplemental scholarship/aid Student Essay (2nd‐8th grades) Open House Dates Academic Transcript (Grades 1‐8) Contact school TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Admissions Testing: WPPSI, WISC, $32,300 (Grades K‐3) or SSAT Shadow Dates $32,800 (Grades 4‐5) Student and/or Parent Interview Contact school $34,450 (Grades 6‐8) Letter of Recommendation SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 6:1 16 348 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Seminars (Varies) Parent Meetings Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Semester Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Swimming, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Middle School Services All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 37 6‐12 CoEd The Monroe School Rail 96, 97, U5, U6, U8, W4, & X9 Bus 601 50th Street NE Washington, DC 20019 Highlight from Mission Statement: The Monroe School, a private day school committed to fostering academic excellence in students challenged by learning difficulties. General Services Phone: 202‐399‐8350 Fax: 202‐399‐8353 www.monroeschool.net ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Willyne Allen [email protected] Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript Contact school Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $25,500 (Grades 6‐12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: OSSE, in progress with MSA 7:1 7 16 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year/ as needed) Parent Volunteers (Monthly) Parent Meetings (As needed) College Tour Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: French, Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Health, Music, Physical Education, College Prep, Vocational Training, Speech & Counseling Services, Therapist, ADHD, OHI, MD, Community Service, Sports (Boys), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 38 K‐12 CoEd Muhammad University of Islam Rail 30N, 36, 39, J13, K11, & M6 Bus 3160 Pennsylvania Avenue SE Washington, DC 20020 Phone: 202‐582‐6844 Fax: 855‐863‐4605 ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Stephanie Muhammad [email protected] Highlight from Mission Statement: Muhammad University of Islam is dedicated to providing educational experiences that are vital for life changes and the quality of students' lives as a whole. General Services Facilities Student Accommodations: Contact school SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Deadline‐ Inquire with School • Decision Notifications: Rolling Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Open House Dates TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Minimum GPA Requirement May 23 and 27 $5,335 (Grades K‐8) Academic Transcript $9,150 (Grades 9‐12) Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. Contact school SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: None 10:1 10 22 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Weekly) Parent Volunteers (Monthly) Parent Seminars (Monthly) Parent Meetings (Weekly) Report Cards Issued: Trimester Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish, American Sign AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Health, Physical Education, Community Service All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 39 4‐12 All Girl National Cathedral School Rail 31, 32, 36, 37, 96, H3, & H4, N2, N3, N4, N6, X3 Bus Highlight from Mission Statement: We believe in the power of young women and educate them to embrace our core values of excellence, service, courage, and Mt. Saint Alban (3612 Woodley Road conscience. NW) General Services Facilities Washington, DC 20016 Phone: 202‐537‐6300 Fax: 202‐537‐5625 www.ncs.cathedral.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Wendy Wilkinson [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 15, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Student Essay Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript Contact school Admissions Testing: SSAT or ISEE TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $38,850 (Grades 4‐12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Math & English Recommendations in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 8:1 12 589 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (MS & US Once a year; LS twice) Parent Volunteers (Weekly) Parent Seminars (Monthly) Parent Meetings (Weekly) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Chinese, French, Greek, Japanese, Latin, Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 40 PK‐6 CoEd National Presbyterian School Rail Tenleytown (Red), 31, & 32, 36, 37, H2, H3, H4, Bus M4, N2, N3, N4, N6 4121 Nebraska Avenue NW Washington, DC 20016 Highlight from Mission Statement: NPS is a traditional, co‐educational elementary school dedicated to educational excellence in an ecumenical Christian environment. General Services Phone: 202‐537‐7508 Fax: 202‐552‐4200 www.nps‐dc.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Katy Harvey kharvey@nps‐dc.org Facilities Student Accommodations: Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 15, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $60 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Academic Transcript (Grades 2 and Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid up) Contact school Admissions Testing: WISC or TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): WIPPSI Shadow Dates $28,230 (Grades K‐6) Student Interview Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS & MSA 7:1 13 315 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Seminars (Quarterly) Parent Meetings (As Needed) Parents Association, Diversity and Community Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 41 PK‐8 CoEd Our Lady of Victory School Rail & D5, D6 Bus 4755 Whitehaven Pkwy NW Washington, DC 20007 Highlight from Mission Statement: Our Lady of Victory is committed to providing a Catholic learning environment that promotes scholarly excellence and fosters moral and spiritual growth. OLV partners with parents to prepare students to learn today and lead tomorrow. Phone: 202‐337‐1421 Fax: 202‐337‐2068 www.olvschooldc.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Kristy Farley [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish; Italian speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Mild Physical Disabilities ESL SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 31, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 31, 2016 Application Fee: $120 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Minimum GPA Requirement Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript 1st Wednesday of the month Admissions Testing: Reading and TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Math Shadow Dates $9,956 (Grades K‐8) Student and/or Parent Interview Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED 12:1 19 211 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Volunteers (30 hours per year) Parent Seminars (As Needed) Parent Meetings (As Needed) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 42 6‐12 CoEd Parkmont School Rail & 52, 53, 54, S1, S2, S4, S9 Bus 4842 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20011 Phone: 202‐726‐0740 Fax: 202‐726‐0748 www.parkmont.org Highlight from Mission Statement: At Parkmont we build a community where students ally themselves with creative adults whose driving concern is their success and well‐ being. We challenge them with an academic program that fuses adolescent interests with traditional disciplines and respects the variety of their talents and motivation. General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Willa Reinhard [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) ESL SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Academic Transcript Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid None Admisions Testing: Writing and Math TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $32,200 (Grades 6‐12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation (two) in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 8:1 10 64 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Fall & Spring) Parent Volunteers (For School Events) Parent Meetings Report Cards Issued: 5 Sessions Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Physical Education, Outdoor Trips, Internships, Community Service, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, All School Theater Trip All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 43 PK‐12 CoEd Preparatory School of DC Rail & 52, 53, 54, S1, S2, S4, S9 Bus 4501 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20011 Highlight from Mission Statement: The Preparatory School develops the cognitive process of our students from infancy to 12th Grade to be able to read, write, and speak with strength and enthusiasm measured through the use of a student centered environment. Phone: 202‐722‐5080 Fax: 202‐722‐5060 http://www.prepschoolofdc.org/ ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Richard Reavis [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers General Services Facilities * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (case by case basis) Physical Disabilities (case by case basis) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Deadline‐ Inquire with School • Decision Notifications: Rolling Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers supplemental scholarship/aid Requirements to apply Open House Dates Student Essay March 2, May 29 TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Academic Transcript $10,500 (Grades K‐5) Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $11,500 (Grades 6‐8) Letter of Recommendation Contact School $12,600 (Grades 9‐12) SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: In Progress: ACSI 7:1 7 63 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly & As Needed) Parent Volunteers (As Needed) Parent Seminars (Quarterly & As Needed) Parent Meetings Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Fashion Design, Entreprenuership, Consumer Math, Life Skills, College Planning, SAT/ACT Prep, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Skiing All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 44 PK‐K CoEd Randall Hyland Private School Rail A11, F14, J13, & M6,U8,V9, W4, The Bus‐ Bus 25 4339 Bowen Road SE Washington, DC 20019 Highlight from Mission Statement: The mission of RHPS is to enhance the socio‐emotional, psychomotor and cognitive skills of children. It is paramount that we provide a warm, caring environment where children build self‐esteem and develop their unique potentials and skills. Phone: 202‐582‐2966 Fax: 202‐582‐4504 www.randallhylandprivateschooldc.com ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Hazel Nutall [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers General Services Facilities * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $200 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Contact school Academic Transcript (if a transfer student) TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $12,480 (Grade K) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: NAEYC 9:2 9 18 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year/ As needed) Parent Volunteers (As needed) Parent Seminars (6 a year) Parent Meetings (6 a year) Committee Meetings Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Sign Language, Chorus, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls) All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 45 1‐8 CoEd Roots Activity Learning Center Highlight from Mission Statement: The mission of RALC is to promote and secure the connection of mother Africa within our children, to prepare students to break the chains of psychological conditioning that attempts to keep them powerless in all phases of society. Rail & F1, F2, K2, K6 Bus 6222 North Capitol St., NW Washington, DC 20011 Phone: 202‐882‐5155 Fax: 202‐882‐5157 www.rootsactivitylc.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Roseanna Nwaogu [email protected] Facilities * * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Contact School SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $45 Check with school if waiver is available Open House Dates Requirements to apply Contact School TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Academic Transcript $5,500 (Grades 1‐8) Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Contact School in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 8:1 8 8 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly) Parent Volunteers (Monthly) Parent Seminars (Twice a year) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Field Trips Report Cards Issued: Semester Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: French, Kishwahili, Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Health, Music, Physical Education, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 46 PK‐8 CoEd Sacred Heart School Columbia Heights Rail (Green/Yellow), 42, 43, & 52, 53, H2, H3, H4, H8, Bus S1, S2, S4, S9, DC Circulator 1625 Park Road NW Washington, DC 20010 Phone: 202‐265‐4828 Fax: 202‐265‐0595 www.sacredheartschooldc.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Elise Heil [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Highlight from Mission Statement: It is the mission of Sacred Heart School to provide dual language education in English and Spanish within a Catholic elementary and secondary setting. Our program nurtures the complete development of each individual student academically, socially, and spiritually. We work to offer rigorous academic programs, and align our instruction and daily instructions with Catholic values and faith. General Services Facilities Student Accommodations: Mild to Moderate Learning Disabilities ESL SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: Financial Aid through Open House Dates Academic Transcript ADW January 31; Wednesdays in February Admissions Testing: Reading & and March 2016 Math Scantron TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview $6,265 (Grades K‐8) Shadow Dates SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation Contact school in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED & SACS 12:1 17 192 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers (15 hours per year) Parent Seminars (As Scheduled) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 47 6‐8 All Boy San Miguel School Rail 70, 71, 79, S2, S9, Ride‐ & On Buses 18 & 28 Bus 7705 Georgia Avenue NW Washington, DC 20012 Highlight from Mission Statement: Faithful to the charism of St. John Baptist de La Salle, San Miguel School's mission is to provide a Human and Christian education to at‐ risk Latino boys. The primary focus of this education is to prepare them for high school success in private and Catholic high schools. Phone: 202‐232‐8345 Fax: 202‐232‐3987 www.sanmigueldc.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Alvin Zepeda [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities * * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Mild Learning Disabilities Physical Disabilities (case by case basis) ESL Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Deadline‐ Inquire with School • Decision Notifications: Rolling Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript March 6 Admissions Testing: Terra Nova TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and Parent Interview Shadow Dates $12,000 (Grades 6‐8) Letter of Recommendation Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED 10:1 13 84 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly) Parent Volunteers (20 Hours per year) Parent Seminars (Monthly) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Parent Council Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: None Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Art, Computer Literacy, Health, Physical Education, Life Skills, Community Service, Sports (Boys), Enrichment Yearbook/Newspaper, Environment Club Activities All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 48 K‐8 CoEd Sheridan School Rail Van Ness‐UDC (Red), 31, Highlight from Mission Statement: Sheridan School's mission is to create an inclusive, vibrant learning & 32, 36, H2, H3, H4, L1, community. We take joy in learning, show kindness and empathy Bus L2, M4 towards others, embrace new experiences and ideas, and continually seek a deeper and fuller understanding of the world. 4400 36th Street NW Washington, DC 20008 Phone: 202‐362‐7900 Fax: 202‐244‐9696 www.sheridanschool.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Margery Gottfried [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Mountain Campus Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (case by case basis) Physical Disabilities (case by case basis) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 16, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $60 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Questionaire (Grades 4‐8) supplemental scholarship/aid Open House Dates Academic Transcript (Grades 1‐8) January 18 Admissions Testing: WPPSI‐IV or TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): WISC‐V $31,300 (Grades K‐3) Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $33,850 (Grades 4‐8) Contact School SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 6:1 25 225 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (2 times/year & 1 portfolio share) Parent Volunteers (Varies) Parent Seminars (Varies) Parent Meetings (Varies) Report Cards Issued: Trimester Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Learning Specialist available, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 49 PK‐12 CoEd Sidwell Friends School Rail 31, 32, 36, 37, 96, H2, & H3, H4, X3 Bus 3825 Wisconsin Avenue NW Washington, DC 20016 Phone: 202‐537‐8100 Fax: 202‐537‐8138 www.sidwell.edu Highlight from Mission Statement: Sidwell Friends School is a dynamic educational community grounded in the Quaker belief that there is "that of God in everyone." Individually and collectively, we challenge ourselves to pursue excellence in academic, athletic, and artistic realms. We are committed to the joys of exploration and discovery. General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Frankie Brown [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Quaker Meeting House Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: December 15 (Inquire with school) • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Student Essay (on SSAT test) Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript Contact school Admissions Testing: SSAT or ISEE TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $37,750 (Grades K‐12) Many Tuesdays‐ Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 8:1 12 1148 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Quarterly & As Needed) Parent Volunteers (Weekly) Parent Seminars (Periodically) Parent Meetings (As Needed) Parents Association Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Spanish, Chinese, French, Latin AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Other enrichment courses available, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Student Clubs All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 50 4‐12 All Boy St. Albans School Rail 31, 32, 36, 37, 96, N2, & N3, N4, N6, X3 Bus Mt. Saint Alban (3001 Wisconsin Ave., NW) Washington, DC 20016 Highlight from Mission Statement: St. Albans School is committed to building a caring community from a diverse group of students, alumni, parents, faculty, and staff. St. Albans endeavors to nurture in each student a moral and social conscience. General Services Phone: 202‐537‐6435 Fax: 202‐537‐6434 www.stalbansschool.org Facilities ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Tyler Casertano [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Theater, Pool Student Accommodations: Limited Learning Disabilities Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 8, 2016 • Decision Notifications: March 1, 2016 Application Fee: $60 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Open House Dates Student Essay supplemental scholarship/aid Contact school Academic Transcript Admissions Testing: SSAT or ISEE TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $40,948 (Grades 4‐12) October 15 thru February 16‐ SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation Contact school in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 7:1 13 591 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (LS‐ Yearly; US‐As Needed) Parent Seminars (Varies) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Chinese, French, Latin, Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 51 6‐12 All Boy St. Anselm's Abbey School Rail & 80, E2, E3, G8, R4 Bus 4501 South Dakota Avenue NE Washington, DC 20017 Phone: 202‐269‐2350 Fax: 202‐269‐2373 www.saintanselms.org Highlight from Mission Statement: St. Anselm's Abbey School promotes the development of mind, body, and spirit in the Catholic, Benedictine tradition for young men with demonstrated academic ability. Serving grades six through twelve, the school's rigorous, challenging, and balanced classical curriculum encourages today's students to achieve their highest potential as exceptional men while preparing them for the demands of college and fostering a lifelong commitment to learning and service to others. General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Peter Young [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 5, 2016 • Decision Notifications: February 25, 2016 Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Student Essay supplemental scholarship/aid Open House Dates Academic Transcript TBD Admissions Testing: OLSAT or TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): SCAT $25,000 (Grades 6‐8) Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $26,000 (Grades 9‐12) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 8:1 13 260 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Volunteers (As needed ) Parent Seminars (Twice a year) Parent Meetings (As needed ) Parents Association Report Cards Issued: MS‐Trimester; HS‐Semester Uniforms required: No Foreign Languages offered: Arabic, French, Greek, Latin, Spanish AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, It's Academic, Model UN, Math Counts, Geography All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 52 PK‐8 CoEd St. Anthony School Rail Brookland‐CUA (Red), & 80, G8, H1, H2, H3, H4, Bus H6, H8 3400 12th Street NE Washington, DC 20017 Highlight from Mission Statement: The mission of St. Anthony Catholic School is to prepare its students for lives of service and leadership rooted in an encounter with Jesus Christ. General Services Phone: 202‐526‐4657 Fax: 202‐832‐5567 www.stanthonyschooldc.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Atchoi Bond [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Mild to Moderate Learning Disabilities SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: Financial Aid through Student Essay Open House Dates ADW Academic Transcript February 3, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, or by appointment Admissions Testing: Reading & TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Math Scantron $6,265 (Grades K‐8) Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Contact school Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED & SACS 15:1 18 199 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers (20 Hours per year) Parent Seminars (Quarterly) Parent Meetings (Quarterly) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, , Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 53 PK‐8 CoEd St. Augustine School U Street (Green/Yellow), Rail 52, 53, 54, 63, 64, 90, & 92, 93, 96, S1, S2, S4, S9, Bus X3, DC Circulator 1421 V Street NW Washington, DC 20009 Highlight from Mission Statement: St. Augustine School's primary task is the communication of the person and message of Christ. We provide this through standards based curriculum, community service and leadership opportunities in a global society. General Services Phone: 202‐667‐2608 Fax: 202‐667‐2610 www.staug‐dc.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Raven Wilkins [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Science Lab Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) ESL SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript January through March Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $5,300 (Grades K‐8) Letter of Recommendation Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED 21:1 19 198 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers Parent Seminars Parent Meetings Social Worker on staff Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 54 PK‐8 CoEd St. Francis Xavier Academy Rail 32, 34, 36, 39, B2, M6, & U2, V7, V8, V9 Bus 2700 O Street SE Washington, DC 20020 Phone: 202‐581‐2010 Fax: 202‐581‐1142 www.stfrancisxavieracademydc.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Theodora Scott‐Smith [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Highlight from Mission Statement: In the world class environment of the Catholic faith, the St. Francis Xavier Catholic Academy is a community which serves students from various backgrounds. Our goal is to prepare them to become productive citizens by nourishing their spiritual growth, developing academic and personal excellence through inquiry, and teaching reliance on God and their inner strengths. General Services Facilities Student Accommodations: Mild to Moderate Learning Disabilities SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: Financial Aid through Academic Transcript Open House Dates ADW February 2 and 4, March 16 Admissions Testing: Reading & Math Scantron TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $6,265 (Grades K‐8) Contact school Letter of Recommendation SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED & SACS 13:1 16 171 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers (10 hours per year) Parent Seminars (Quarterly) Parent Meetings (Every Month) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 55 9‐12 CoEd St. John's College High School Rail & E2, E3, E4, M4 Bus 2607 Military Road NW Washington, DC 20015 Highlight from Mission Statement: Faithful to the charism of St. John Baptist de La Salle, St. John's is a community of faith and zeal with dedicated Lasallian educators committed to the spiritual, academic, cultural, physical, and moral development of the students. Phone: 202‐363‐2316 Fax: 202‐380‐1754 www.stjohnschs.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Susan Hinton [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: December 11 (Inquire with school) • Decision Notifications: February 25, 2016 Application Fee: $60 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Student Essay Contact school Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Admissions Testing Shadow Dates $17,850 (Grades 9‐12) Letter of Recommendation Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 12:1 22 1130 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Twice a year) Parent Volunteers (As needed) Parent Meetings (Juniors & Seniors) Mothers & Fathers Club Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: French, Spanish, Latin AP Classes, Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 56 PK‐8 CoEd St. Peter School Capitol South, Eastern Market (Blue/Orange), Rail 32, 34, 36, 39, 90, 92, & 93, 96, 97, A11, P17, Bus P19, W13, DC Circulator, DCPOTSKY Highlight from Mission Statement: Founded in 1868, St. Peter School provides children with an education founded on love of God and service to others, characterized by Catholic values and academic excellence. 422 Third St SE Washington, DC 20003 General Services Phone: 202‐544‐1618 Fax: 202‐547‐5101 www.stpeterschooldc.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Deirdre Schmutz [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: January 15, 2016 • Decision Notifications: February 26, 2016 Application Fee: $75 Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: Financial Aid through Requirements to apply Open House Dates ADW and church parish Academic Transcript Contact school Student and/or Parent Interview TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Letter of Recommendation $13,000 (Grades K‐8) January 23 and 28, February 11 SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED 22:1 22 220 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers (10‐15 hours) Parent Seminars (Each Semester) Parent Meetings (As needed) Volunteer Opportunities Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Latin, Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, , Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Musicals and Concerts All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 57 PK‐8 CoEd St. Thomas More Academy Rail A2, A6, A7, A8, A9, M8, & M9 Bus 4265 Fourth Street SE Washington, DC 20032 Highlight from Mission Statement: St. Thomas More Academy is a community that strives to create a spirit of love, understanding, and inquiry that nurtures each child in pursuing an agenda of spiritual development, positive self‐ awareness, and academic excellence. Phone: 202‐561‐1189 Fax: 202‐562‐2336 www.catholicacademies.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Deidre Shuler [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities Student Accommodations: Mild to Moderate Learning Disabilities SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: Rolling Admissions • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: $50 Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: Financial Aid through Open House Dates Academic Transcript ADW January 29, February 26, April 22, Admissions Testing: Reading & May 6 Math Scantron TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview $6,265 (Grades K‐8) Shadow Dates SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation Contact school in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AdvancED & SACS 14:1 14 152 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conferences Parent Volunteers (150 hours per year) Parent Seminars (As Scheduled) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, , Health, Music, Physical Education, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Sports (Girls), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Step Team, Cheerleaders, SPARKS All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 58 5‐8 All Boy Washington Jesuit Academy Rail & 80, H8, H9, R4 Bus 900 Varnum Street NE Washington, DC 20017 Highlight from Mission Statement: The mission of the Washington Jesuit Academy is to provide a high quality and comprehensive education to boys from low‐income communities, offering them a safe, rigorous academic setting and advancing their spiritual, intellectual, emotional and physical growth. Phone: 202‐832‐7679 Fax: 202‐832‐8098 www.wjacademy.org General Services ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Marcus Washington [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers Facilities * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: June 3, 2016 • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Requirements to apply Financial Aid: School offers Student Essay Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Academic Transcript Contact school Admissions Testing TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Shadow Dates Student and/or Parent Interview $18,000 (Grades 5‐8) Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning Letter of Recommendation in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: AIMS 6:1 12 90 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Monthly) Parent Volunteers Parent Seminars (Quarterly) Parent Meetings (Monthly) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, , Health, Music, Physical Education, , Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Boys), Student Government, Yearbook/Newspaper, Cooking, Debate, Journalism, Chess, Geography Bee, Robotics, Ping‐Pong, Life Skills All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 59 Washington School for Girls (The VIEW Campus) 3‐5 All Girl Highlight from Mission Statement: Rail 93, 94, W2, W3, W6, Washington School for Girls (WSG) is an independent Catholic school & W8 that seeks to close the educational gap and broaden the educational Bus 1604 Morris Road SE Washington, DC 20020 Phone: 202‐678‐1714 Fax: 202‐678‐5515 www.washingtonschoolforgirls.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: Barbara Graham [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers opportunities for girls from economically disadvantaged communities in grades 3‐8. The school provides an excellent academic program and supportive environment which engages families and the community in the social, emotional, and spiritual growth of its students and graduates. General Services Facilities * * = Off Site Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (case by case basis) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: July 9, 2016 • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Student Essay Contact school Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $18,000 (Grades 3‐5) Letter of Recommendation Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 11:1 22 64 Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular & Enrichment Activities Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Several per year) Parent Volunteers (20 hours per year) Parent Seminars (As Needed) Parent Meetings (As Needed) Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Art, Computer Literacy, Drama, Music, Physical Education, Religion, Chorus, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Girls) All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 60 Washington School for Girls (THEARC Campus) Southern Ave. Rail (Green), 32, 92, 93, & 94, W2, W3, W4, Bus W6, W8 1901 Mississippi Avenue SE Washington, DC 20020 Phone: 202‐678‐1113 Fax: 202‐678‐1114 www.washingtonschoolforgirls.org ADMISSIONS CONTACT PERSON: LaChonne Leach [email protected] Staff member available to assist Spanish speakers 6‐8 All Girl Highlight from Mission Statement: Washington School for Girls (WSG) is an independent Catholic school that seeks to close the educational gap and broaden the educational opportunities for girls from economically disadvantaged communities in grades 3‐8. The school provides an excellent academic program and supportive environment which engages families and the community in the social, emotional, and spiritual growth of its students and graduates. General Services Facilities Student Accommodations: Learning Disabilities (case by case basis) Physical Disabilities (inquire with school) Wheelchair Accessible SY 2016‐17 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Application Timeline: Submission Deadline: July 9, 2016 • Decision Notifications: Rolling Admissions Application Fee: None Check with school if waiver is available Financial Aid: School offers Requirements to apply Open House Dates supplemental scholarship/aid Student Essay Contact school Academic Transcript TUITION BY GRADE (for SY 15‐16): Student and/or Parent Interview Shadow Dates $18,000 (Grades 6‐8) Letter of Recommendation Contact school SY 16‐17 Tuition typically available beginning in the Spring. Additional fees may apply; check with the school to confirm. Examples may be books, uniforms, fieldtrips, etc. SCHOOL STATS Accrediting Body: Student/Teacher Ratio: Average class size: Total student enrollment: MSA 10:1 11 68 Parent Participation: Parent‐Teacher Conference (Monthly) Parent Volunteers (20 Contract Hours) Parent Seminars (As Needed) Parent Meetings (As Needed) Spring HW and Planners Report Cards Issued: Quarterly Uniforms required: Yes Foreign Languages offered: Spanish Core Subject teachers of OSP Students have a bachelor’s degree or higher: 100% Extracurricular Art, Computer Literacy, Dance, Drama, Health, Music, Physical Education, Theology, High School & Prep, Chorus, Community Service, Instrumental Music/Band, Sports (Girls), Student Government, Enrichment Yearbook/Newspaper Activities All of the information is self‐reported by the schools and is the most recent as of this publication date. Be sure to check with the schools directly for the most up‐to‐date information. Also, please check with the schools to see if they offer tuition discounts for siblings or religious affiliations. 61 How to Apply to Private Schools Step1:ResearchSchools • Meet admissions staff • Schedule school visits • Choose & apply to schools Step2:MarkYourCalendar • Mark important dates listed on applications • Give yourself time to complete tasks Step3:CompleteApplications • Letters of recommendation (if applicable) • Transcripts/grades • Standardized tests (if applicable) Step4:Essays&Interviews • Tell your story • Share unique qualities • Tell school your student is an OSP scholarship recipient Step5:SubmitApplications • Make sure to include all required materials • Follow up and be persistent • Contact Serving Our Children with questions or for assistance 62 How to Apply to Private Schools Step1:ResearchParticipatingOSPSchools Think about what you’re looking for in a school o Location ‐ Do you want a school near where you live or work? o Religion ‐ Do you want a religious or non‐religious school? o Activities ‐ What types of services and activities (i.e. aftercare, sports) do you want? Review the school’s website Contact the school for an application and schedule a time to visit o Attend open houses, tours, and shadow visits o Ask questions to get detailed information on the application process Step2:MarkYourCalendarforImportantDates Examples: Application and financial aid deadlines, open houses, shadow visits, admissions decision notifications Step3:CompleteApplications Follow directions thoroughly o Many schools have step‐by‐step directions to make the application process easier; ask schools if you have questions Submit any additional documents (essays, transcripts, and teacher recommendations, etc.) o Ask for letters of recommendation early (and from more than one person if required) o Ask for multiple transcript/grade copies from each school your student has attended Other important points o Many schools require admissions tests; inquire what test is needed for the school o Identify yourself as an OSP family; schools may waive or defer application fees, and many schools offer supplemental financial assistance o Ask if financial aid is available Applying for financial aid does not lessen your chance of being accepted Financial aid applications are usually included with the admissions packet. If not, ask for financial aid forms and deadline information Step4:EssaysandInterviews Present your student’s strengths Have your student tell his/her unique story (for the student portion of the application, if required) Share the fact that your student is applying to or participating in the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program Step5:SubmittingApplications Proofread your applications and attach all requested information before submitting After submitting, follow up with the school to make sure your application is complete While waiting for a decision, check in with the school from time‐to‐time to see if there is anything else they may need Admissions decision o Accepted students: Schedule another visit if your child is accepted to more than one school Ask about your financial aid award Decide whether your student will be attending. If yes, give the school a signed School Placement Form o If you are not accepted, go back to step 1 to identify other school options 63 School Search Worksheets Suggestions To help you decide where to apply, write down your priorities for your student’s school and rank them from highest to lowest. (Examples: location, academic rigor, sports) What’simportantforyouandyourstudent? Priority 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Suggestions After choosing a school, list the pros and cons to see how the school fits with your priorities. (Examples: far from home, good academics, hot lunch program, no summer school) Howdoestheschoolfitwithyourpriorities? Pros Cons 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5. 6. 6. 7. 7. 8. 8. 64 School Search Worksheets Suggestions Make a list of questions you would like to ask the school’s admissions staff. (Examples: Do you offer before and after care? Do you have a hot lunch program?) Whatareyourquestionstoaskeachschool? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. YourNotes 65 Common School Admission Tests High School Placement Test (HSPT) The high schools that are a part of the Archdiocese of Washington (ADW) require entering students to take the HSPT. Students already enrolled in a catholic school within the ADW do not need to register for the exam as they will take it at their current 8th grade school. For those students not already attending a catholic school within the ADW, they will need to register and pay for the exam. Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE): The ISEE is an admission test that has three levels: a lower level, middle level, and upper level. At all levels, the exam consists of three parts: (a) verbal and quantitative reasoning tests that measure a student's capability for learning, (b) reading comprehension and mathematics achievement tests that provide specific information about a student's strengths and weaknesses in those areas, and (c) an essay section. Secondary School Admission Test (SSAT): The SSAT is a multiple‐choice aptitude test for students in grades 5‐11. The test consists of verbal, quantitative (math) and reading comprehension sections. Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC): The test identifies key cognitive strengths and weaknesses related to learning disabilities, executive function, attention disorders, intellectual disability, cognitive strengths/weaknesses, and giftedness. Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence – Third Edition (WPPSI‐III): The WPPSI‐III is designed for children ages 2 years six months to 7 years 3 months and provides subtest and composite scores that represent verbal and performance cognitive ability. 66 Additional Financial Aid Resources Many of our participating schools offer supplemental financial aid. Be sure to inquire with the school for more details. School&StudentServices(SSS) http://sssbynais.org/parents | [email protected] Phone: (800) 344‐8328 SSS is part of the National Association for Independent Schools (NAIS) and is used by K‐12 private schools and other organizations to help determine a family's ability to pay for school costs. Financial Support Based on financial need and available funds by school Cost to Apply $47 to submit electronically Deadline Application opens November 2015. Deadlines vary by school, check with schools for specific deadline dates TuitionAidDataServices(TADS) mytads.com | [email protected] Phone: (800) 477‐8237 TADS is used by K‐12 private schools and other organizations to help determine a family’s ability to pay for school costs. Financial Support Based on financial need and available funds by school Cost to Apply $34 Deadline Deadlines vary by school, check with schools for specific deadline dates JackKentCookeFoundation Phone: (703)723‐8000 Application support: 1‐800‐944‐3300 www.jkcf.org| [email protected] The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Young Scholars Program provides financial assistance to high‐achieving students with financial need; for 7th graders going into the 8th grade. Financial Support Based on financial need and available funds by school Cost to Apply Free Deadline To be determined ‐ inquire 67 BlackStudentFund(BSF) Phone: (202) 387‐1414 www.blackstudentfund.org BSF is dedicated to bringing people together by maintaining access to independent schools for Black children from low to modest income households. ParticipatingOSPSchools Programs&Services Aidan Montessori School Financial Support Beauvoir Nat. Cathedral Elem. Based on financial need, academic promise of student, and Edmund Burke School available funds Field School Must apply for school financial aid program via SSS, TADS or FAST Georgetown Day School Essential Support Service Programs Georgetown Visitation Individual and family counseling Gonzaga College High School Professional tutors Kingsbury Day School Ongoing academic and personal mentoring Lowell School Assistance during times of crisis National Cathedral School Cost National Presbyterian School Must apply via SSS, TADS or FAST ($34‐$41 to submit electronically) Parkmont School St. Albans School Sheridan School Sidwell Friends School Deadline January 31, 2016 CapitalPartnersforEducation(CPE) www.cpfe.org| [email protected] Phone: (202) 682‐6020 ext. 228 CPE is a dynamic college preparatory program that helps motivated, low‐income high school students in the Washington Metropolitan area overcome the academic and social barriers that may otherwise prevent them from attending and succeeding in the college of their choice. ParticipatingOSPHighSchools Programs&Services Scholarships and Financial Support Georgetown Visitation Gonzaga College High School Up to $4,500 annually ‐ covers tuition costs only for high school One‐on‐One Mentoring Minimum monthly meetings, weekly communications Matched based upon gender, interests, and proximity Academic Support and Enrichment Summer readiness program required (9th graders) Study skills and exam preparation workshops Program to guide families through college application process Community service, career exploration programs and recreational events Cost Free to apply Deadline To be determined ‐ inquire 68 School Maps by Zip Code 69 20001 Gonzaga College High School 19 Eye Street NW Grades: 9‐12 70 20003 St. Peter School 422 Third Street SE Grades: PK‐8 71 20007 The Field School 2301 Foxhall Road NW Grades: 6‐12 Our Lady of Victory School 4755 Whitehaven Parkway NW Grades: PK‐8 Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School 1524 35th Street NW Grades: 9‐12 Holy Trinity School th 1325 36 Street NW Grades: PK‐8 Georgetown Day School (Lower & Middle Campus) 4530 MacArthur Blvd. NW Grades: PK‐8 72 20008 Sheridan School 4400 36th Street NW Grades: K‐8 Edmund Burke School 4101 Connecticut Avenue NW Grades: 6‐12 Aidan Montessori School th 2700 27 Street NW Grades: PK‐6 73 20009 Little Flower Montessori School 3029 16th Street NW Grades: PK‐K St. Augustine School 1421 V Street NW Grades: PK‐8 74 20010 Sacred Heart School 1625 Park Road NW Grades: PK‐8 75 20011 The Bridges Academy 6119 Georgia Avenue NW Grades: PK‐8 Jewish Primary Day School (North Campus) th 6045 16 Street NW Grades: 2‐6 Roots Activity Learning Center 6222 North Capitol Street, NW Grades: 1‐8 Parkmont School 4842 16th Street NW Grades: 6‐12 Kingsbury Day School 5000 14th Street NW Grades: K‐12 Jewish Primary Day School (South Campus) 4715 16th Street NW Grades: 2‐6 Preparatory School of DC th 4501 16 St NW Grades: PK‐12 Christian Family Montessori School 201 Allison Street NW Ste. B Grades: PK‐6 76 20012 Lowell School 1640 Kalmia Road NW Grades: PK‐8 San Miguel School 7705 Georgia Avenue NW Grades: 6‐8 Academia de la Recta Porta Int’l Christian Day School 7614 Georgia Avenue NW Grades: K‐12 77 20015 Blessed Sacrament School 5841 Chevy Chase Parkway NW Grades: K‐8 St. John’s College High School 2607 Military Road NW Grades: 9‐12 78 20016 Georgetown Day School (High School Campus) 4200 Davenport Street NW Grades: 9‐12 Sidwell Friends School (Middle & Upper Campus) 3825 Wisconsin Avenue NW Grades: 5‐12 National Presbyterian School 4121 Nebraska Avenue NW Grades: PK‐6 National Cathedral School Mt. Saint Alban 3612 Woodley Road NW Grades: 4‐12 Beauvoir, the National Cathedral Elementary School 3500 Woodley Road NW Grades: PK‐3 Annunciation Catholic School 3825 Klingle Place NW Grades: PK‐8 St. Albans School Mt. Saint Alban Grades: 4‐12 79 20017 St. Anselm’s Abbey School 4501 South Dakota Avenue NE Grades: 6‐12 Washington Jesuit Academy 900 Varnum Street NE Grades: 5‐8 Archbishop Carroll High School 4300 Harewood Road NE Grades: 9‐12 St. Anthony School 3400 12th Street NE Grades: PK‐8 80 20018 Calvary Christian Academy 806 Rhode Island Avenue NE Grades: PK‐8 81 20019 Academy for Ideal Education 4501 Dix Street NE Grades: K‐12 The Monroe School th 601 50 Street NE Grades: 6‐12 Cornerstone School 3742 Ely Place SE Grades: PK‐12 Randall Hyland Private School 4339 Bowen Road SE Grades: PK‐K 82 20020 Page 1 of 2 St. Francis Xavier Academy 2700 O Street SE Grades: PK‐8 Dupont Park Adventist School (Mass. Ave.) 3985 Massachusetts Avenue SE Grades: 6‐8 Dupont Park Adventist School (Alabama Ave.) 3942 Alabama Avenue SE Grades: PK‐5 Muhammad University of Islam 3160 Pennsylvania Avenue SE Grades: K‐12 83 20020 Page 2 of 2 Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys (Washington View Campus) 2683 Douglass Road SE Grades: 3‐6 Washington School for Girls (The VIEW Campus) 1604 Morris Road SE Grades: 3‐5 Washington School for Girls (THEARC Campus) 1901 Mississippi Avenue SE Grades: 6‐8 84 20032 The Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys (Holy Communion Campus) 3640 MLK, Jr. Avenue SE Grades: PK‐2 Kuumba Learning Center 3328 MLK, Jr. Avenue SE Grades: PK‐10 St. Thomas More Academy 4265 Fourth Street SE Grades: PK‐8 85 20036 Includes Serving Our Children office Emerson Preparatory School 1324 18th Street NW Grades: 9‐12 Serving Our Children Office 1615 L Street NW Suite 750 86 20059 Howard University Early Learning Program 531 College Street NW Grades: PK‐K 87 OSP Participating Schools (By Ward) Ward 1 Ward 5 Howard University Early Learning Program Academy for Ideal Education Little Flower Montessori School Archbishop Carroll High School Sacred Heart School Calvary Christian Academy St. Augustine School St. Anselm’s Abbey School St. Anthony School Ward 2 Washington Jesuit Academy Emerson Preparatory School Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School Ward 6 Holy Trinity School Gonzaga College High School St. Peter School Ward 3 Aidan Montessori School Ward 7 Annunciation Catholic School Cornerstone School Beauvoir ‐ National Cathedral Elem. School Dupont Park Adventist School (Alabama Ave) Blessed Sacrament School Dupont Park Adventist School (Mass. Ave) Edmund Burke School Muhammad University of Islam The Field School Randall Hyland Private School Georgetown Day School (Lower and Middle School) St. Francis Xavier Academy Georgetown Day School (High School) The Monroe School National Cathedral School National Presbyterian School Ward 8 Our Lady of Victory School Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys (Holy Communion Sheridan School Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys (Wash. View) Sidwell Friends School Kuumba Learning Center St. Albans School St. Thomas More Academy Washington School for Girls (THEARC Campus) Ward 4 Washington School for Girls (The VIEW Campus) Academia De La Recta Porta Intl. Christian Day School The Bridges Academy Christian Family Montessori School Kingsbury Day School Jewish Primary Day School of the Nation’s Capital (South) Jewish Primary Day School of the Nation’s Capital (North) Lowell School Parkmont School Preparatory School of DC Roots Activity Learning Center San Miguel School St. John's College High School 88 OSP Participating School List ParticipatingSchoolName Grades Academia de la Recta Porta International Christian Day School Academy for Ideal Education Address Phone K ‐ 12 7614 Georgia Avenue NW (202) 726‐8737 K ‐ 12 4501 Dix Street NE (202) 269‐3186 th Aidan Montessori School PK ‐ 6 2700 27 Street NW (202) 387‐2700 Annunciation Catholic School PK ‐ 8 3825 Klingle Place NW (202) 362‐1408 Archbishop Carroll High School 9 ‐ 12 4300 Harewood Road NE (202) 529‐0900 Beauvoir ‐ National Cathedral Elem. School PK ‐ 3 3500 Woodley Road NW (202) 537‐6493 The Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys Holy Communion Campus PK ‐ 2 3640 MLK, Jr. Avenue SE (202) 678‐1515 Washington View Campus 3 – 6 2683 Douglass Road SE (202) 678‐1515 Blessed Sacrament School K – 8 5841 Chevy Chase Pkwy NW (202) 966‐6682 The Bridges Academy PK – 8 6119 Georgia Avenue NW (202) 829‐1901 Calvary Christian Academy PK – 8 806 Rhode Island Avenue NE (202) 526‐5176 Christian Family Montessori School PK – 6 201 Allison Street NW Suite B (202) 722‐1520 Cornerstone School PK ‐ 12 3742 Ely Place SE (202) 575‐0027 Dupont Park Adventist School Alabama Avenue Campus PK – 5 3942 Alabama Avenue SE (202) 583‐8500 Massachusetts Avenue Campus 6 – 8 3985 Massachusetts Ave. SE (202) 575‐5307 6 – 12 4101 Connecticut Avenue NW (202) 362‐8882 Edmund Burke School th Emerson Preparatory School 9 – 12 1324 18 Street NW (202) 785‐2877 The Field School 6 – 12 2301 Foxhall Road NW (202) 295‐5800 Georgetown Day School Lower and Middle School Campus PK – 8 4530 MacArthur Blvd NW (202) 295‐6200 High School Campus 9 – 12 4200 Davenport Street NW (202) 274‐3200 th Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School 9 – 12 1524 35 Street NW (202) 337‐3350 Gonzaga College High School 9 – 12 19 Eye Street NW (202) 336‐7100 Holy Trinity School PK – 8 1325 36th Street NW (202) 337‐2339 Howard University Early Learning Program PK ‐ K 531 College Street NW (202) 806‐7102 Jewish Primary Day School South Campus PK‐1 4715 16th Street NW (202) 291‐5737 North Campus 2‐6 6045 16th ST NW (202) 297‐5737 Kingsbury Day School PK ‐ 12 th 5000 14 Street NW (202) 722‐5555 Kuumba Learning Center K‐ 1 0 3328 MLK, Jr. Avenue SE (202) 563‐5971 89 OSP Participating School List (cont’d) ParticipatingSchoolName Grades Address Phone Little Flower Montessori School PK ‐ K 3029 16th Street NW (202) 667‐6803 Lowell School PK ‐ 8 1640 Kalmia Road NW (202) 577‐2000 The Monroe School 6 ‐ 12 601 50th Street NE (202) 399‐8350 Muhammad University of Islam K ‐ 12 3160 Pennsylvania Avenue SE (202) 582‐6844 National Cathedral School 4 ‐ 12 (202) 537‐6300 National Presbyterian School PK ‐ 6 Mt. Saint Alban (3612 Woodley Road NW) 4121 Nebraska Avenue NW Our Lady of Victory School PK ‐ 8 4755 Whitehaven Pkwy NW (202) 337‐1421 Parkmont School 6 ‐ 12 4842 16th Street NW (202) 726‐0740 th (202) 537‐7508 Preparatory School of DC K ‐ 12 4501 16 Street NW (202) 722‐5080 Randall Hyland Private School PK ‐ K 4339 Bowen Road SE (202) 582‐2966 Roots Activity Learning Center 1 ‐ 8 6222 North Capitol Street NW (202) 882‐5155 Sacred Heart School PK ‐ 8 1625 Park Road NW (202) 265‐4828 San Miguel School 6 ‐ 8 7705 Georgia Avenue NW (202) 232‐8345 Sheridan School K ‐ 8 4400 36th Street NW (202) 362‐7900 3825 Wisconsin Avenue NW (202) 537‐8100 (202) 537‐6435 (202) 269‐2350 Sidwell Friends School PK – 12 St. Albans School 4 ‐ 12 St. Anselm's Abbey School 6 ‐ 12 Mt. Saint Alban (3001 Wisconsin Avenue NW) 4501 South Dakota Ave. NE St. Anthony School PK ‐ 8 3400 12th Street NE (202) 526‐4657 St. Augustine School PK ‐ 8 1421 V Street NW (202) 667‐2608 St. Francis Xavier Academy PK ‐ 8 2700 O Street SE (202) 581‐2010 St. John’s College High School 9 ‐ 12 2607 Military Road NW (202) 363‐2316 St. Peter School PK ‐ 8 422 Third Street SE (202) 544‐1618 St. Thomas More Academy PK ‐ 8 4265 Fourth Street SE (202) 561‐1189 Washington Jesuit Academy 5 ‐ 8 900 Varnum Street NE (202) 832‐7679 Washington School for Girls Washington View Campus 3 – 5 1604 Morris Road SE (202) 678‐1714 THEARC Campus 6 – 8 1901 Mississippi Avenue SE (202) 678‐1113 90 About Serving Our Children Serving Our Children is dedicated to the concept that all students, regardless of income or socioeconomic status, should have access to a quality education. We believe a quality education is a civil right. All students are capable of significant achievement, and a first class education is the key to unlocking the American dream and obtaining economic security. To this end, Serving Our Children believes that parents should have access to as many school choice options as possible. Serving Our Children is especially focused on ensuring that lower‐income families have access to scholarships that enable their children to attend quality private schools in Washington, D.C. For more information please visit www.servingourchildrendc.org ServingOurChildrenStaff Rachel Sotsky Executive Director Robert Uyttebroek Manager, Finance & Operations William Lopez* Manager, Family & Community Affairs Jackie Olcott Data Coordinator Lincoln Pratt Data Specialist Sophia Dominguez* Family Support Specialist Toré Jackson Family Support Specialist Bahgi Solomon** Family Support Specialist Mumbi Wade Executive Assistant/Office Manager *Habla Español ** Amharic speaker 91 1615 L Street NW, Suite 750 Washington, DC 20036 Phone 1.888.DC.YOUTH (1.888.329.6884) | Fax 202.478.0991 www.dcscholarships.org | [email protected]
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