Baltimore area independent schools admissions results

[Anonymous]

accept 7th grade Sandy Springs Friends

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:accept 7th grade Sandy Springs Friends

Congrats! Accepted 9th

[Anonymous]

Since when is SSFS in Baltimore?

[Anonymous]

We're very happy in St. Paul's lower school. It's close to Park and I think there are still some Kindergarten spots open. New Lower school head is great

[Anonymous]

Two kids, in at Bryn Mawr, Mcdonogh, and Gilman. Both lower school.

[Anonymous]

Did any of the accepted Gilman families receive FA? If so, how much vs. your HHI? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did any of the accepted Gilman families receive FA? If so, how much vs. your HHI? Thanks.

Immediately past poster. Did not apply for financial aid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We're very happy in St. Paul's lower school. It's close to Park and I think there are still some Kindergarten spots open. New Lower school head is great

My kids don't go to St. Paul's but we go there for summer camp. Hands down, prettiest campus in Baltimore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We're very happy in St. Paul's lower school. It's close to Park and I think there are still some Kindergarten spots open. New Lower school head is great

My kids don't go to St. Paul's but we go there for summer camp. Hands down, prettiest campus in Baltimore.

...or half an hour away from Baltimore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Two kids, in at Bryn Mawr, Mcdonogh, and Gilman. Both lower school.

Congratulations! Great schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We're very happy in St. Paul's lower school. It's close to Park and I think there are still some Kindergarten spots open. New Lower school head is great

My kids don't go to St. Paul's but we go there for summer camp. Hands down, prettiest campus in Baltimore.

...or half an hour away from Baltimore.

No, you get get to downtown in 20 minutes, tops, St. Paul's is very accessible from 83, and you don't have to deal with the city traffic as you do for the Roland Park/Charles Street/Lake Ave. schools.

[Anonymous]

Ha!!! The traffic in the Northern/Roland area is truly horrific!!! That said, once I finish drop off at RPCS it takes me 20 min to get to inner harbor area leaving at 8 am, so completely doable.
Congrats to everyone on acceptances and for those who didn't get what was hoped, take a look at St Pails and Friends. We are so lucky to have so many great choices here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We're very happy in St. Paul's lower school. It's close to Park and I think there are still some Kdergarten spots open. New Lower school head is great

My kids don't go to St. Paul's but we go there for summer camp. Hands down, prettiest campus in Baltimore.

...or half an hour away from Baltimore.

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Way closer than McDonogh and Park. Location at Falls Road, 83 and 695 is convenient. Though if you live in Homeland or Roland Park, I understand not wanting to drive north before heading downtown. Agree that we are lucky to have so many great schools without the mania of the DC schools

[Anonymous]

I love baltimore! (Former DC mom now happily living in baltimore)

[Anonymous]

Applied to Park and McDonogh for pre-K. Accepted at McDonogh, "deferred" at Park (basically it was their nice way of saying rejected but to reapply next year - my understanding is that there are more sections of K than pre-K)