Running list of lower/elementary schools reopening

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Updated list of lower schools with at least a hybrid option (many open FT):

Alexandria Country Day
Beauvoir
Burgundy Farm
Christ Episcopal School
Concord Hill
Flint Hill
Maret
Langley
Lowell
NPS
Norwood
Pinecrest
Potomac
Primary Day
River
Sheridan
Sidwell
St. Andrew's Episcopal School
St. Bart's, St. Pat's, SSSA, most other Catholic schools?
Stone Ridge
Washington Episcopal School
WIS
Woods Academy
Most Montessori schools

any more as of the end of October?

SSSAS - JK-5 full time. It is not a parochial school

Good catch. I think it’s Episcopalian.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All, I realized that this has been discussed to death, but I was hoping that we could compile a list of what schools are open and what opening actually looks like. My husband and I are looking at PK for our DC and we want to see what schools have made a significant effort to reopen.

In particular, I'd like to know how many days kids are attending in person and which precautions are being taken. Feel free to add schools to the list as I'm sure I missed some.

What state or area are you looking in? Are you open to DC, MD, and VA? There are suggestions here from all over, so you might get the most helpful information if you specify.

[Anonymous]

How many of them are hiding Covid outbreaks? I’d bet half.

[Anonymous]

Annunciation is 3 days a week, OLV is 2 days a week right now

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Updated list of lower schools with at least a hybrid option (many open FT):

Alexandria Country Day
Beauvoir
Burgundy Farm
Christ Episcopal School
Concord Hill
Flint Hill
Maret
Langley
Lowell
NPS
Norwood
Pinecrest
Potomac
Primary Day
River
Sheridan
Sidwell
St. Andrew's Episcopal School
St. Bart's, St. Pat's, SSSA, most other Catholic schools?
Stone Ridge
Washington Episcopal School
WIS
Woods Academy
Most Montessori schools

any more as of the end of October?

SSSAS - JK-5 full time. It is not a parochial school

Good catch. I think it’s Episcopalian.

Same with St. Patrick’s. It’s an Episcopalian school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Updated list of lower schools with at least a hybrid option (many open FT):

Alexandria Country Day
Beauvoir
Burgundy Farm
Christ Episcopal School
Concord Hill
Flint Hill
Maret
Langley
Lowell
NPS
Norwood
Pinecrest
Potomac
Primary Day
River
Sheridan
Sidwell
St. Andrew's Episcopal School
St. Bart's, St. Pat's, SSSA, most other Catholic schools?
Stone Ridge
Washington Episcopal School
WIS
Woods Academy
Most Montessori schools

any more as of the end of October?

4-5 days/week:
Alexandria Country Day (M-Th)
Beauvoir
Burgundy Farm
Christ Episcopal School (PK/K)
Concord Hill
Flint Hill
Holy Redeemer
Maret
Landon (Grade 3 only)
Langley
Lowell
Lycée Rochambeau
NPS (PK/K)
Norwood (PK-4)
Nysmith (PK/K)
Pinecrest
Potomac
Primary Day
River
Sidwell (PK-4)
St. Andrew's Episcopal School (K-5)
St. Bart's
St. Bernadette
St. Patrick's Episcopal School
St. Stephens/St. Agnes Episcopal School (PK-5)
Stone Ridge
Washington Episcopal School (PK-1st)
WIS
Woods Academy (Montessori-1st)
Most Montessori schools

Hybrid:
Alexandria Country Day (Grades 3 & 4 are in-person for 2 days/week)
Annunication (3 days/wk)
CES (Grades 1-4 are in-person for 2 days/week)
Green Acres
Holton
Landon (Grades 4+)
Norwood (Grades 5-8 are in-person for 2 days/week)
NPS (Grades 1-6 are 2 days/wk)
Nysmith (Grades 1-8, every other day)
OLV (2 days/wk)
Sheridan
Sidwell (Grades 5-12 are 2 days/wk)
St. Jane de Chantal
WES (Grades 2-8 are in-person for 2 days/week)
Woods Academy (Grades 2-8 are 2 days/wk)


I'm sure there are more. If anyone else knows of any, feel free to add (I spent too much time looking into this!).

[Anonymous]

I know there was a thread but is Bullis still doing 4 days or do for lower school?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All, I realized that this has been discussed to death, but I was hoping that we could compile a list of what schools are open and what opening actually looks like. My husband and I are looking at PK for our DC and we want to see what schools have made a significant effort to reopen.

In particular, I'd like to know how many days kids are attending in person and which precautions are being taken. Feel free to add schools to the list as I'm sure I missed some.

What state or area are you looking in? Are you open to DC, MD, and VA? There are suggestions here from all over, so you might get the most helpful information if you specify.

OP here. We are in D.C. but are open to MD and DC as we will likely move to MD or Shepherd Park some time next year. Honestly, this was intended be a resource for everyone, not just our kiddo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All, I realized that this has been discussed to death, but I was hoping that we could compile a list of what schools are open and what opening actually looks like. My husband and I are looking at PK for our DC and we want to see what schools have made a significant effort to reopen.

In particular, I'd like to know how many days kids are attending in person and which precautions are being taken. Feel free to add schools to the list as I'm sure I missed some.

What state or area are you looking in? Are you open to DC, MD, and VA? There are suggestions here from all over, so you might get the most helpful information if you specify.

OP here. We are in D.C. but are open to MD and DC as we will likely move to MD or Shepherd Park some time next year. Honestly, this was intended be a resource for everyone, not just our kiddo.

If you're looking at Shepherd Park, Lowell is in the neighborhood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How many of them are hiding Covid outbreaks? I’d bet half.

Oh please. All of the more expensive schools (not catholic or montessori) are regularly testing, so no, they aren’t hiding a covid outbreak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many of them are hiding Covid outbreaks? I’d bet half.

Oh please. All of the more expensive schools (not catholic or montessori) are regularly testing, so no, they aren’t hiding a covid outbreak.

This; My kids go to SSSAS. The school tested every student, faculty and staff member a few weeks ago and now does random antigen sampling every week. So far very good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many of them are hiding Covid outbreaks? I’d bet half.

Oh please. All of the more expensive schools (not catholic or montessori) are regularly testing, so no, they aren’t hiding a covid outbreak.

This; My kids go to SSSAS. The school tested every student, faculty and staff member a few weeks ago and now does random antigen sampling every week. So far very good.

What does "very good" mean? How many positive tests in the school? Three? Five? Fifteen?

My kid's DC area private school is reporting to parents seven positive tests in the past month so far, and it's still going forward with reopening. I'm betting other schools have similar numbers.

[Anonymous]

Browne Academy has been open since August 25th, 5 days a week, K-8.

[Anonymous]

4-5 days/week:
Alexandria Country Day (M-Th)
Beauvoir
Browne Academy
Burgundy Farm
Christ Episcopal School (PK/K)
Concord Hill
Flint Hill
Holy Redeemer
Maret
Landon (Grade 3 only)
Langley
Lowell
Lycée Rochambeau
NPS (PK/K)
Norwood (PK-4)
Nysmith (PK/K)
Pinecrest
Potomac
Primary Day
River
Sidwell (PK-4)
St. Andrew's Episcopal School (K-5)
St. Bart's
St. Bernadette
St. Patrick's Episcopal School
St. Stephens/St. Agnes Episcopal School (PK-5)
Stone Ridge
Washington Episcopal School (PK-1st)
WIS
Woods Academy (Montessori-1st)
Most Montessori schools

Hybrid:
Alexandria Country Day (Grades 3 & 4 are in-person for 2 days/week)
Annunication (3 days/wk)
CES (Grades 1-4 are in-person for 2 days/week)
Green Acres
Holton
Landon (Grades 4+)
Norwood (Grades 5-8 are in-person for 2 days/week)
NPS (Grades 1-6 are 2 days/wk)
Nysmith (Grades 1-8, every other day)
OLV (2 days/wk)
Sheridan
Sidwell (Grades 5-12 are 2 days/wk)
St. Jane de Chantal
WES (Grades 2-8 are in-person for 2 days/week)
Woods Academy (Grades 2-8 are 2 days/wk)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many of them are hiding Covid outbreaks? I’d bet half.

Oh please. All of the more expensive schools (not catholic or montessori) are regularly testing, so no, they aren’t hiding a covid outbreak.

This; My kids go to SSSAS. The school tested every student, faculty and staff member a few weeks ago and now does random antigen sampling every week. So far very good.

What does "very good" mean? How many positive tests in the school? Three? Five? Fifteen?

My kid's DC area private school is reporting to parents seven positive tests in the past month so far, and it's still going forward with reopening. I'm betting other schools have similar numbers.

According to the dashboard, the initial tests, which discovered 3 positives, I only know of 2. So that is five total but only 2 since the ES opened full time (with only one of those being at the ES).

I know people really REALLY want to be able to say “I told you so” to justify whatever position they have taken. But for a school population of around 1,500, to have 3 positives from across campus testing and then only 2 more once the entire ES was full time, MS and HS at 50%, yeah I say that’s more than “very good”.

Sorry if that bothers your theories.