I know this is oddly specific but looking for all girls Catholic high school with decent number of African students

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.niche.com/k12/search/best-all-girls-schools/m/washington-dc-metro-area/

This is a pretty good list of girls schools in the DMV area.

They will all have African students but you won’t get to higher numbers (like half) unless it’s a school in PG county for example (eg, seton).

You’re going to find African American in PG, not African.

Not true. You will find both.

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Can't possibly be actual PG residents making this claim. Anyone who has lived or spent any significant amount of time throughout the county knows there is a significant African population in certain areas. Stop with the assumptions.

[Anonymous]

AHC, but that might more African American?

You might want to look at Holy Child?

[Anonymous]

Holy Cross has a large African population, as well as a large AA population.

[Anonymous]

I think you need to clarify. AA and black are often not the same thing. what are you seeking?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think you need to clarify. AA and black are often not the same thing. what are you seeking?

OP is clear, she is seeking a school with a large number of students who themselves or their parents or grandparents immigrated from Africa.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think you need to clarify. AA and black are often not the same thing. what are you seeking?

OP is clear, she is seeking a school with a large number of students who themselves or their parents or grandparents immigrated from Africa.

This is OP and yes, this is what I was asking. Thanks for all of the suggestions.

[Anonymous]

NP here. I love this post. Are there coed or all boys school that meet OPs requirements that you all would recommend? I'm interested in those options for my boys.

[Anonymous]

Elizabeth Seton High School

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Anonymous wrote:NP here. I love this post. Are there coed or all boys school that meet OPs requirements that you all would recommend? I'm interested in those options for my boys.

There is a decent number of African Kids in the DMV generally. I’d expect to see a cohort at most of the DC/PG WCAC schools with the exception of GZ, maybe they are there too but I’m not as familiar with the community and I know it skews whiter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NP here. I love this post. Are there coed or all boys school that meet OPs requirements that you all would recommend? I'm interested in those options for my boys.

DeMatha had a sizeable AA population including from African immigrant families.

[Anonymous]

Another +1 for Seton

[Anonymous]

This maybe doesn’t help you OP, but there is a significant Francophone African community in MoCo, esp Silver Spring. Many choose Francophone education options which isn’t your interest, but it may be worth checking in on Catholic options there too.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:NP here. I love this post. Are there coed or all boys school that meet OPs requirements that you all would recommend? I'm interested in those options for my boys.

DeMatha had a sizeable AA population including from African immigrant families.

+1 Also St. Anselm's Abbey School

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NP here. I love this post. Are there coed or all boys school that meet OPs requirements that you all would recommend? I'm interested in those options for my boys.

DeMatha had a sizeable AA population including from African immigrant families.

+1 Also St. Anselm's Abbey School

Except that OP specifically asked about all-girls schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NP here. I love this post. Are there coed or all boys school that meet OPs requirements that you all would recommend? I'm interested in those options for my boys.

DeMatha had a sizeable AA population including from African immigrant families.

+1 Also St. Anselm's Abbey School

Except that OP specifically asked about all-girls schools.

The PP’s are specifically responding to someone who said “what about all-boys schools?”