non-religious private schools

Anonymous
Any non-religious private schools in PG county you would recommend?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Any non-religious private schools in PG county you would recommend?


Nope. I send my kids to Browne Academy in Alexandria, VA for that reason. I did love, love, love Holy Trinity in Bowie, MD but I really wanted a school that was not religious affiliated or having chapel, prayer, etc. Not sure where in Pg County you live but it's not a bad commute at all from Clinton/Upper Marlboro, MD.
Anonymous
I agree with previous poster. My DD goes to Holy Trinity which is still "kinda" religious but it is actually more independent than a catholic school or one of the PG County christian schools. You actually don't notice it as much as the christian schools. They do have chapel but it's not bad at all. I would say tour and apply. Probably the closest to non-religious you will find in PG County.
Anonymous
The only one I know of is Friends School. Other than that, the closest I saw was New Hope Academy. I wish someone would open one; I'm not sure what the barrier is.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I agree with previous poster. My DD goes to Holy Trinity which is still "kinda" religious but it is actually more independent than a catholic school or one of the PG County christian schools. You actually don't notice it as much as the christian schools. They do have chapel but it's not bad at all. I would say tour and apply. Probably the closest to non-religious you will find in PG County.

Thank you! How do you like Holy Trinity? Looking for something that has a lot of hands on learning! Would love a places that really values outdoor time but I realize that’s hard to find.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I agree with previous poster. My DD goes to Holy Trinity which is still "kinda" religious but it is actually more independent than a catholic school or one of the PG County christian schools. You actually don't notice it as much as the christian schools. They do have chapel but it's not bad at all. I would say tour and apply. Probably the closest to non-religious you will find in PG County.

Thank you! How do you like Holy Trinity? Looking for something that has a lot of hands on learning! Would love a places that really values outdoor time but I realize that’s hard to find.


I love it so far. They have hands on learning. What grade would you be applying?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The only one I know of is Friends School. Other than that, the closest I saw was New Hope Academy. I wish someone would open one; I'm not sure what the barrier is.


Friends Community School is Quaker, but it is light on religion-as-doctrine, and heavy on Quaker values (SPICES).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The only one I know of is Friends School. Other than that, the closest I saw was New Hope Academy. I wish someone would open one; I'm not sure what the barrier is.


Friends Community School is Quaker, but it is light on religion-as-doctrine, and heavy on Quaker values (SPICES).


+1
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The only one I know of is Friends School. Other than that, the closest I saw was New Hope Academy. I wish someone would open one; I'm not sure what the barrier is.


Friends Community School is Quaker, but it is light on religion-as-doctrine, and heavy on Quaker values (SPICES).


Only thing you have to get used to are the combined classrooms. Grade 1/2 and 3/4 are combined. I was not here for that so it was a no for me.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I agree with previous poster. My DD goes to Holy Trinity which is still "kinda" religious but it is actually more independent than a catholic school or one of the PG County christian schools. You actually don't notice it as much as the christian schools. They do have chapel but it's not bad at all. I would say tour and apply. Probably the closest to non-religious you will find in PG County.

Thank you! How do you like Holy Trinity? Looking for something that has a lot of hands on learning! Would love a places that really values outdoor time but I realize that’s hard to find.


I love it so far. They have hands on learning. What grade would you be applying?

We’d be looking for Kindergarten!
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I agree with previous poster. My DD goes to Holy Trinity which is still "kinda" religious but it is actually more independent than a catholic school or one of the PG County christian schools. You actually don't notice it as much as the christian schools. They do have chapel but it's not bad at all. I would say tour and apply. Probably the closest to non-religious you will find in PG County.

Thank you! How do you like Holy Trinity? Looking for something that has a lot of hands on learning! Would love a places that really values outdoor time but I realize that’s hard to find.


I love it so far. They have hands on learning. What grade would you be applying?

We’d be looking for Kindergarten!


Reach out to Roz Cruz, she is amazing she'll do a personal tour. They are having an open house on Monday (Veteran's Day)
Anonymous
It’s a commute but there are some PG Co kids at Key School in Annapolis. I think there’s a bus from Bowie.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It’s a commute but there are some PG Co kids at Key School in Annapolis. I think there’s a bus from Bowie.


+1 - Could be worth looking at. It's not cheap either.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It’s a commute but there are some PG Co kids at Key School in Annapolis. I think there’s a bus from Bowie.

Yes there is a bus. It stops at the Pier One near Target on Mitchellville Road. It is shared with St Anne's in Annapolis, which is not nonreligious, but it is Episcopalian, which is less religious than many of the Baptist and Catholic churches.
Anonymous
Also the Calverton School in Huntingtown, MD (Calvert County) which is not religious has a bus that goes to the Giant on 301 in Upper Marlboro, MD. Very reasonably priced. I liked the school and they also have late age requirements if you have a child with a late birthday. Child has to be the age by 12/31.
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