2024 Washington DC area College commits

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UVA seemed to take lots of girls early decision. At our school, most of the other early decisions were athletes.

[Anonymous]

Can someone add the Key School in Annapolis?

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Nope, I’m not looking through 92 pages to prove anything to you. It’s somewhere in this post/I saw it/find it yourself.

I am new to this conversation and am curious on what public information was provided. The SF website only shows matriculations for a span of 3 years.

Most parents who have kids attending a school are given an annual list of matriculations from the graduating class. Some are printed in the in-school magazine and some are distributed to parents. They aren't necessarily released to the general public but if you are applying at school they may let you see them.

At our Big 3 we have a list we get and you can just count the number of kids going to USNWR top 25 pretty easily to figure out the percentages.

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Nope, I’m not looking through 92 pages to prove anything to you. It’s somewhere in this post/I saw it/find it yourself.

I am new to this conversation and am curious on what public information was provided. The SF website only shows matriculations for a span of 3 years.

Most parents who have kids attending a school are given an annual list of matriculations from the graduating class. Some are printed in the in-school magazine and some are distributed to parents. They aren't necessarily released to the general public but if you are applying at school they may let you see them.

At our Big 3 we have a list we get and you can just count the number of kids going to USNWR top 25 pretty easily to figure out the percentages.

How many are going to unknown or regionally ranked colleges, etc?

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone add the Key School in Annapolis?

That should be in the Baltimore forum. This thread is for Washington College admits.

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Nope, I’m not looking through 92 pages to prove anything to you. It’s somewhere in this post/I saw it/find it yourself.

I am new to this conversation and am curious on what public information was provided. The SF website only shows matriculations for a span of 3 years.

Most parents who have kids attending a school are given an annual list of matriculations from the graduating class. Some are printed in the in-school magazine and some are distributed to parents. They aren't necessarily released to the general public but if you are applying at school they may let you see them.

At our Big 3 we have a list we get and you can just count the number of kids going to USNWR top 25 pretty easily to figure out the percentages.

How many are going to unknown or regionally ranked colleges, etc?

Is t that subjective whether a school is unknown? I am not familiar with several that managed to creep their way into the top 25 liberal arts and top national universities.

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Anonymous wrote:What percentage of W school students are going to T20 colleges?

It's like 5%.

PP here. I did the math a while ago. There are about 4,600 graduating seniors in the "Bethesda Area Schools." Last year about 250 matriculated to top 20 schools.

Schools included are Churchill, Whitman, Wootton, WJ, Blair, Einstein, BCC, Richard Montgomery

What!? Did you seriously sit down and figure this out? Oh my goodness. Listen I attended public high school so I won't diss publics more than I need to but anyone that can afford privates knows the difference. They are night and day. I have friends that were at these and fled to privates. I wish them well but seriously I would never give up my kids' private school education and experience from pre-k to graduating for public. I just would not.

Yes I did sit down to do it because many were claiming at the time that these publics had better outcomes than private schools. And that could very well be the case depending on the private school. But top private schools are more in the 20-25 percent range.

I’m not sure the data is directly comparable because private schools are selective by nature while public schools have to take everyone. Also, on average, private schools cater to wealthier families so even at top magnets, many high performing students will pick UMD or UVA over higher ranked private colleges and universities. These are typically kids from donut hole families who get little to no financial aid but for whom paying full freight is a lot of money especially if they have more than 1 kid

Then stop trying to compare W public schools (or whatever they’re called) to top DC private schools. You can’t have it both ways. The top publics in MD are sending 5% of their students to T20 colleges, while Big 3/5/7 are sending 25% or more. In Sidwell’s case, it’s more than 40%.

Try to be happy with your children’s free and adequate public schooling. Frequent comparison posts on the private school forum, like these, says you’re still struggling with that decision.

Please stop trying to quote percentages. It is so misleading! Of course the public school graduating class is way bigger so the percentage becomes way smaller. Let’s talk raw numbers and based on just raw numbers these schools have done very well. The only reason they came up was because the OP has listed college admission pages for both public and private schools and it’s quite impressive to see how well the kids are doing in public schools as well.

Do you hear yourself?!? Comparing raw numbers is stupid and definitely misleading. Comparing the T20 college admissions results of some public behemoth with 600 graduating seniors to STA’s 75 TOTAL graduating seniors makes sense to you? Is that what’s being taught at your neighborhood public?

I’ll stop quoting percentages when you stop trying to compare “top” public schools to top private schools. You can’t compete where you don’t compare.

Do you hear yourself!? Comparing percentage is stupid and definitely misleading because A) public school graduating class is way bigger, therefore the percentage will always be smaller ...
B) the vast majority of the public schools class doesn't even apply to the ivies or T20, so the percentage will always be wrong and misleading.

And you still haven't post the link for your Sidwell numbers.

DP

Yeah, you sound like you’ve received a free education. Look up the Sidwell information yourself, lazy.

In other words, you're pulling numbers out of your a$$
Get it

Sure, Jan. Just be happy with your little 5% and go. You’re clearly getting what you pay for.

Meanwhile you're getting an inferior product for what you pay.
Get it

You think 5% is greater than 40%, so ok…
Too bad you can’t afford private school tuition, a home in an “excellent” public school tuition, and tuition to the colleges of my children’s choice. Is that why you’re posting your angry, bitter diatribes on the private school forum?!?

It sucks to be you.

5% is better than any made-up 40%.

DP. Didn’t someone just say the proof is posted upthread. Are you really that lazy, public school parent?!?

If you saw that proof upthread, maybe you can repost it again?

Nope, I’m not looking through 92 pages to prove anything to you. It’s somewhere in this post/I saw it/find it yourself.

I am new to this conversation and am curious on what public information was provided. The SF website only shows matriculations for a span of 3 years.

Actually, it’s four years, or about 500 kids. I think that anyone who wants to can get a pretty clear picture of the kinds of colleges SF graduates attend.

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Anonymous wrote:What percentage of W school students are going to T20 colleges?

It's like 5%.

PP here. I did the math a while ago. There are about 4,600 graduating seniors in the "Bethesda Area Schools." Last year about 250 matriculated to top 20 schools.

Schools included are Churchill, Whitman, Wootton, WJ, Blair, Einstein, BCC, Richard Montgomery

What!? Did you seriously sit down and figure this out? Oh my goodness. Listen I attended public high school so I won't diss publics more than I need to but anyone that can afford privates knows the difference. They are night and day. I have friends that were at these and fled to privates. I wish them well but seriously I would never give up my kids' private school education and experience from pre-k to graduating for public. I just would not.

Yes I did sit down to do it because many were claiming at the time that these publics had better outcomes than private schools. And that could very well be the case depending on the private school. But top private schools are more in the 20-25 percent range.

I’m not sure the data is directly comparable because private schools are selective by nature while public schools have to take everyone. Also, on average, private schools cater to wealthier families so even at top magnets, many high performing students will pick UMD or UVA over higher ranked private colleges and universities. These are typically kids from donut hole families who get little to no financial aid but for whom paying full freight is a lot of money especially if they have more than 1 kid

Then stop trying to compare W public schools (or whatever they’re called) to top DC private schools. You can’t have it both ways. The top publics in MD are sending 5% of their students to T20 colleges, while Big 3/5/7 are sending 25% or more. In Sidwell’s case, it’s more than 40%.

Try to be happy with your children’s free and adequate public schooling. Frequent comparison posts on the private school forum, like these, says you’re still struggling with that decision.

Please stop trying to quote percentages. It is so misleading! Of course the public school graduating class is way bigger so the percentage becomes way smaller. Let’s talk raw numbers and based on just raw numbers these schools have done very well. The only reason they came up was because the OP has listed college admission pages for both public and private schools and it’s quite impressive to see how well the kids are doing in public schools as well.

Do you hear yourself?!? Comparing raw numbers is stupid and definitely misleading. Comparing the T20 college admissions results of some public behemoth with 600 graduating seniors to STA’s 75 TOTAL graduating seniors makes sense to you? Is that what’s being taught at your neighborhood public?

I’ll stop quoting percentages when you stop trying to compare “top” public schools to top private schools. You can’t compete where you don’t compare.

Do you hear yourself!? Comparing percentage is stupid and definitely misleading because A) public school graduating class is way bigger, therefore the percentage will always be smaller ...
B) the vast majority of the public schools class doesn't even apply to the ivies or T20, so the percentage will always be wrong and misleading.

And you still haven't post the link for your Sidwell numbers.

DP

Yeah, you sound like you’ve received a free education. Look up the Sidwell information yourself, lazy.

In other words, you're pulling numbers out of your a$$
Get it

Sure, Jan. Just be happy with your little 5% and go. You’re clearly getting what you pay for.

Meanwhile you're getting an inferior product for what you pay.
Get it

You think 5% is greater than 40%, so ok…
Too bad you can’t afford private school tuition, a home in an “excellent” public school tuition, and tuition to the colleges of my children’s choice. Is that why you’re posting your angry, bitter diatribes on the private school forum?!?

It sucks to be you.

5% is better than any made-up 40%.

DP. Didn’t someone just say the proof is posted upthread. Are you really that lazy, public school parent?!?

If you saw that proof upthread, maybe you can repost it again?

Nope, I’m not looking through 92 pages to prove anything to you. It’s somewhere in this post/I saw it/find it yourself.

I am new to this conversation and am curious on what public information was provided. The SF website only shows matriculations for a span of 3 years.

That’s the info. What more do you need?! Sounds like they are not sending it to you. Move on please.

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Anonymous wrote:What percentage of W school students are going to T20 colleges?

It's like 5%.

PP here. I did the math a while ago. There are about 4,600 graduating seniors in the "Bethesda Area Schools." Last year about 250 matriculated to top 20 schools.

Schools included are Churchill, Whitman, Wootton, WJ, Blair, Einstein, BCC, Richard Montgomery

What!? Did you seriously sit down and figure this out? Oh my goodness. Listen I attended public high school so I won't diss publics more than I need to but anyone that can afford privates knows the difference. They are night and day. I have friends that were at these and fled to privates. I wish them well but seriously I would never give up my kids' private school education and experience from pre-k to graduating for public. I just would not.

Yes I did sit down to do it because many were claiming at the time that these publics had better outcomes than private schools. And that could very well be the case depending on the private school. But top private schools are more in the 20-25 percent range.

I’m not sure the data is directly comparable because private schools are selective by nature while public schools have to take everyone. Also, on average, private schools cater to wealthier families so even at top magnets, many high performing students will pick UMD or UVA over higher ranked private colleges and universities. These are typically kids from donut hole families who get little to no financial aid but for whom paying full freight is a lot of money especially if they have more than 1 kid

Then stop trying to compare W public schools (or whatever they’re called) to top DC private schools. You can’t have it both ways. The top publics in MD are sending 5% of their students to T20 colleges, while Big 3/5/7 are sending 25% or more. In Sidwell’s case, it’s more than 40%.

Try to be happy with your children’s free and adequate public schooling. Frequent comparison posts on the private school forum, like these, says you’re still struggling with that decision.

Please stop trying to quote percentages. It is so misleading! Of course the public school graduating class is way bigger so the percentage becomes way smaller. Let’s talk raw numbers and based on just raw numbers these schools have done very well. The only reason they came up was because the OP has listed college admission pages for both public and private schools and it’s quite impressive to see how well the kids are doing in public schools as well.

Do you hear yourself?!? Comparing raw numbers is stupid and definitely misleading. Comparing the T20 college admissions results of some public behemoth with 600 graduating seniors to STA’s 75 TOTAL graduating seniors makes sense to you? Is that what’s being taught at your neighborhood public?

I’ll stop quoting percentages when you stop trying to compare “top” public schools to top private schools. You can’t compete where you don’t compare.

Do you hear yourself!? Comparing percentage is stupid and definitely misleading because A) public school graduating class is way bigger, therefore the percentage will always be smaller ...
B) the vast majority of the public schools class doesn't even apply to the ivies or T20, so the percentage will always be wrong and misleading.

And you still haven't post the link for your Sidwell numbers.

DP

Yeah, you sound like you’ve received a free education. Look up the Sidwell information yourself, lazy.

In other words, you're pulling numbers out of your a$$
Get it

Sure, Jan. Just be happy with your little 5% and go. You’re clearly getting what you pay for.

Meanwhile you're getting an inferior product for what you pay.
Get it

You think 5% is greater than 40%, so ok…
Too bad you can’t afford private school tuition, a home in an “excellent” public school tuition, and tuition to the colleges of my children’s choice. Is that why you’re posting your angry, bitter diatribes on the private school forum?!?

It sucks to be you.

5% is better than any made-up 40%.

DP. Didn’t someone just say the proof is posted upthread. Are you really that lazy, public school parent?!?

If you saw that proof upthread, maybe you can repost it again?

Nope, I’m not looking through 92 pages to prove anything to you. It’s somewhere in this post/I saw it/find it yourself.

I am new to this conversation and am curious on what public information was provided. The SF website only shows matriculations for a span of 3 years.

Actually, it’s four years, or about 500 kids. I think that anyone who wants to can get a pretty clear picture of the kinds of colleges SF graduates attend.

That’s the info. What more do you need?! Sounds like they are not sending it to you. Move on please.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone add the Key School in Annapolis?

That should be in the Baltimore forum. This thread is for Washington College admits.

It may surprise you to learn that many people in this forum live in the Washington Metro area and are weighing schools in both Annapolis and Washington.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone add the Key School in Annapolis?

That should be in the Baltimore forum. This thread is for Washington College admits.

It may surprise you to learn that many people in this forum live in the Washington Metro area and are weighing schools in both Annapolis and Washington.

Annapolis is a hike and not in the DC area. It is not a suburb of DC plus there is a Baltimore forum.

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Anonymous wrote:What percentage of W school students are going to T20 colleges?

It's like 5%.

PP here. I did the math a while ago. There are about 4,600 graduating seniors in the "Bethesda Area Schools." Last year about 250 matriculated to top 20 schools.

Schools included are Churchill, Whitman, Wootton, WJ, Blair, Einstein, BCC, Richard Montgomery

What!? Did you seriously sit down and figure this out? Oh my goodness. Listen I attended public high school so I won't diss publics more than I need to but anyone that can afford privates knows the difference. They are night and day. I have friends that were at these and fled to privates. I wish them well but seriously I would never give up my kids' private school education and experience from pre-k to graduating for public. I just would not.

Yes I did sit down to do it because many were claiming at the time that these publics had better outcomes than private schools. And that could very well be the case depending on the private school. But top private schools are more in the 20-25 percent range.

I’m not sure the data is directly comparable because private schools are selective by nature while public schools have to take everyone. Also, on average, private schools cater to wealthier families so even at top magnets, many high performing students will pick UMD or UVA over higher ranked private colleges and universities. These are typically kids from donut hole families who get little to no financial aid but for whom paying full freight is a lot of money especially if they have more than 1 kid

Then stop trying to compare W public schools (or whatever they’re called) to top DC private schools. You can’t have it both ways. The top publics in MD are sending 5% of their students to T20 colleges, while Big 3/5/7 are sending 25% or more. In Sidwell’s case, it’s more than 40%.

Try to be happy with your children’s free and adequate public schooling. Frequent comparison posts on the private school forum, like these, says you’re still struggling with that decision.

Please stop trying to quote percentages. It is so misleading! Of course the public school graduating class is way bigger so the percentage becomes way smaller. Let’s talk raw numbers and based on just raw numbers these schools have done very well. The only reason they came up was because the OP has listed college admission pages for both public and private schools and it’s quite impressive to see how well the kids are doing in public schools as well.

Do you hear yourself?!? Comparing raw numbers is stupid and definitely misleading. Comparing the T20 college admissions results of some public behemoth with 600 graduating seniors to STA’s 75 TOTAL graduating seniors makes sense to you? Is that what’s being taught at your neighborhood public?

I’ll stop quoting percentages when you stop trying to compare “top” public schools to top private schools. You can’t compete where you don’t compare.

Do you hear yourself!? Comparing percentage is stupid and definitely misleading because A) public school graduating class is way bigger, therefore the percentage will always be smaller ...
B) the vast majority of the public schools class doesn't even apply to the ivies or T20, so the percentage will always be wrong and misleading.

And you still haven't post the link for your Sidwell numbers.

DP

Yeah, you sound like you’ve received a free education. Look up the Sidwell information yourself, lazy.

In other words, you're pulling numbers out of your a$$
Get it

Sure, Jan. Just be happy with your little 5% and go. You’re clearly getting what you pay for.

Meanwhile you're getting an inferior product for what you pay.
Get it

You think 5% is greater than 40%, so ok…
Too bad you can’t afford private school tuition, a home in an “excellent” public school tuition, and tuition to the colleges of my children’s choice. Is that why you’re posting your angry, bitter diatribes on the private school forum?!?

It sucks to be you.

5% is better than any made-up 40%.

DP. Didn’t someone just say the proof is posted upthread. Are you really that lazy, public school parent?!?

If you saw that proof upthread, maybe you can repost it again?

Nope, I’m not looking through 92 pages to prove anything to you. It’s somewhere in this post/I saw it/find it yourself.

I am new to this conversation and am curious on what public information was provided. The SF website only shows matriculations for a span of 3 years.

Actually, it’s four years, or about 500 kids. I think that anyone who wants to can get a pretty clear picture of the kinds of colleges SF graduates attend.

Yeah and by these numbers, it debunks the claim that over 40% get into top 20 schools.

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Anonymous wrote:What percentage of W school students are going to T20 colleges?

It's like 5%.

PP here. I did the math a while ago. There are about 4,600 graduating seniors in the "Bethesda Area Schools." Last year about 250 matriculated to top 20 schools.

Schools included are Churchill, Whitman, Wootton, WJ, Blair, Einstein, BCC, Richard Montgomery

What!? Did you seriously sit down and figure this out? Oh my goodness. Listen I attended public high school so I won't diss publics more than I need to but anyone that can afford privates knows the difference. They are night and day. I have friends that were at these and fled to privates. I wish them well but seriously I would never give up my kids' private school education and experience from pre-k to graduating for public. I just would not.

Yes I did sit down to do it because many were claiming at the time that these publics had better outcomes than private schools. And that could very well be the case depending on the private school. But top private schools are more in the 20-25 percent range.

I’m not sure the data is directly comparable because private schools are selective by nature while public schools have to take everyone. Also, on average, private schools cater to wealthier families so even at top magnets, many high performing students will pick UMD or UVA over higher ranked private colleges and universities. These are typically kids from donut hole families who get little to no financial aid but for whom paying full freight is a lot of money especially if they have more than 1 kid

Then stop trying to compare W public schools (or whatever they’re called) to top DC private schools. You can’t have it both ways. The top publics in MD are sending 5% of their students to T20 colleges, while Big 3/5/7 are sending 25% or more. In Sidwell’s case, it’s more than 40%.

Try to be happy with your children’s free and adequate public schooling. Frequent comparison posts on the private school forum, like these, says you’re still struggling with that decision.

Please stop trying to quote percentages. It is so misleading! Of course the public school graduating class is way bigger so the percentage becomes way smaller. Let’s talk raw numbers and based on just raw numbers these schools have done very well. The only reason they came up was because the OP has listed college admission pages for both public and private schools and it’s quite impressive to see how well the kids are doing in public schools as well.

Do you hear yourself?!? Comparing raw numbers is stupid and definitely misleading. Comparing the T20 college admissions results of some public behemoth with 600 graduating seniors to STA’s 75 TOTAL graduating seniors makes sense to you? Is that what’s being taught at your neighborhood public?

I’ll stop quoting percentages when you stop trying to compare “top” public schools to top private schools. You can’t compete where you don’t compare.

Do you hear yourself!? Comparing percentage is stupid and definitely misleading because A) public school graduating class is way bigger, therefore the percentage will always be smaller ...
B) the vast majority of the public schools class doesn't even apply to the ivies or T20, so the percentage will always be wrong and misleading.

And you still haven't post the link for your Sidwell numbers.

DP

Yeah, you sound like you’ve received a free education. Look up the Sidwell information yourself, lazy.

In other words, you're pulling numbers out of your a$$
Get it

Sure, Jan. Just be happy with your little 5% and go. You’re clearly getting what you pay for.

Meanwhile you're getting an inferior product for what you pay.
Get it

You think 5% is greater than 40%, so ok…
Too bad you can’t afford private school tuition, a home in an “excellent” public school tuition, and tuition to the colleges of my children’s choice. Is that why you’re posting your angry, bitter diatribes on the private school forum?!?

It sucks to be you.

5% is better than any made-up 40%.

DP. Didn’t someone just say the proof is posted upthread. Are you really that lazy, public school parent?!?

If you saw that proof upthread, maybe you can repost it again?

Nope, I’m not looking through 92 pages to prove anything to you. It’s somewhere in this post/I saw it/find it yourself.

I am new to this conversation and am curious on what public information was provided. The SF website only shows matriculations for a span of 3 years.

Actually, it’s four years, or about 500 kids. I think that anyone who wants to can get a pretty clear picture of the kinds of colleges SF graduates attend.

Yeah and by these numbers, it debunks the claim that over 40% get into top 20 schools.

It does not debunk the claim. It may not confirm it, either. If a college is in bold, at least four kids went there in the last four years. It may be 4 or it may be 14 or 24. All you know about the non-bold schools is that no more than three kids went to an individual school in this group. I think it’s safe to say that most top twenty schools are in the “at least four” group. Of course, there a several highly-ranked schools in the “at least one” group.

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National Cathedral School
https://www.instagram.com/cathedral2024/?igsh=MXU2MnAyczJqd3BucA%3D%3D

Sidwell Friends School (SFS)
https://www.instagram.com/sidwellseniors2024

DeMatha
https://www.instagram.com/dematha24seniors/

Maret
https://www.instagram.com/maretfrogs2024

Georgetown Day school (GDS)
https://www.instagram.com/gdsseniors2024

Holton Arms
https://www.instagram.com/holtonarms2024

Landon
https://www.instagram.com/landonseniors24

Potomac School
https://www.instagram.com/pmacdecisions2024/

Georgetown Visitation ("Visitation"/ "Visi")
https://www.instagram.com/v1s1collegedecisions2024/

Madeira
https://www.instagram.com/madeiradecisions24/

Washington International School ("WIS")
https://www.instagram.com/wisclassof2024/

Flint Hill
https://www.instagram.com/flinthilldecisions24

Edmund Burke
https://www.instagram.com/burkeseniors/

Field
https://www.instagram.com/fieldgrads.2024/

Bullis School
https://www.instagram.com/bullisseniors24/

Sandy Springs Friends School (SSFS)
https://www.instagram.com/ssfs24seniors

St. Stephens and St. Agnes School (DC)
https://www.instagram.com/sssasdecisions2024/

St. Andrews Episcopal School (SAES)
https://www.instagram.com/saes24decisions

Connelly School of the Holy Child (Holy Child)
https://www.instagram.com/hcseniors24

The Academy of the Holy Cross ("Holy Cross")
https://www.instagram.com/ahc_seniors24/

St. John’s College (high)
https://www.instagram.com/sjc2024seniors

The Heights
https://www.instagram.com/heights24.seniors

Oakcrest School (Vienna,VA)
https://www.instagram.com/p/C0r5TMhxQTo/?igsh=ZXFqZ3V0aWYzeXB0

Stone Ridge
https://www.instagram.com/srseniors24/

Waldorf (Note Waldorf Schools use one page for nation-wide)
https://www.instagram.com/waldorfdecisions24/?igsh=azNkaWkzM2treHNy

DeMatha:

https://www.instagram.com/dematha24seniors/

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Walt Whitman (Bethesda):
https://www.instagram.com/vikingdestinations2024/

Winston Churchill (Potomac):
https://www.instagram.com/beyondthebulldog2024/

Walter Johnson High School ("WJ")
https://www.instagram.com/wherethewildcatsgo24/

Thomas S. Wootton High School ("Wootton")
https://www.instagram.com/peaceoutpatriots24/

Bethesda Chevy Chase High School ("BCC")
https://www.instagram.com/bccdecisions_2024/

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Additional school(s) for informational context:

Dalton School (prestigious NYC school) added for perspective:
https://www.instagram.com/daltonseniors23/

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Annapolis is a hike and not in the DC area. It is not a suburb of DC plus there is a Baltimore forum.

Is there a Baltimore forum?
Annapolis is a hike? Everywhere in the DMV is a hike these days.

Annapolis is a viable option for many in Prince George's County like myself; much more viable than most of the schools discussed on this forum.