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I recommend Grace Episcopal Day School (www.geds.org) in Kensington. It's quite a small school (trying to re-grow) and the current 2nd grade (rising 3rd grade) class is particularly small (e.g. 8-10 kids). It's a fun group, very active, more boys than girls. The rising 4th grade class is a bit bigger (12-15 total) and full of really sweet kids.

The academic approach is "traditional," and the kids move from class to class a fair amount (separate art, music, PE, Spanish classes) and have 2 recesses/day (mid-morning and after lunch). All the teachers are wonderful, and there is a definite focus on social-emotional growth as well as the opportunity for individualized academics. My 2 kids couldn't be more different, and Grace has been great for both of them. It is not a school "for" kids with learning disabilities, but they have been very flexible with us (my son has a speech/language tutor come into the school).


I'd be happy to talk with you more about the school.
For admissions info, contact John Bonhom (Director of Admission and Financial Aid) at jbonhom@geds.org or 301-585-3513 x 18.

Janine Simmons
simmonsjanine6@gmail.com

Grace Episcopal Day School (www.geds.org) has uniforms for K-5. White shirts and navy slacks/skorts/shorts. Plaid jumpers for girls K-3rd. Plaid kilts for girls 4th-5th.
I also HIGHLY recommend Grace Episcopal Day School (www.geds.org). It's located in Kensington, at CT and the beltway. Pre-K through 5th grade will all be located at that same location, starting in the fall. There may well be openings for kindergarten.

My son will be entering 3rd grade next fall, and my daughter is graduating after 7 years at Grace. She's going on to National Cathedral. We've loved Grace: it's a small, academically strong school with a wonderful focus on social and emotional development.

As noted, we also have a new, vibrant headmaster coming from St. Albans (Malcolm Lester).

I'd be happy to talk with you more about the school.
For admissions info, contact John Bonhom (Director of Admission and Financial Aid) at jbonhom@geds.org or 301-585-3513 x 18.

Janine Simmons
simmonsjanine6@gmail.com

HIGHLY recommend Grace Episcopal Day School (www.geds.org). It's located in Kensington, at CT and the beltway. Pre-K through 5th grade. Will definitely have openings for 3rd grade. My son will be entering 3rd grade next fall, and my daughter is graduating after 7 years at Grace. She's going on to National Cathedral. We've loved Grace: it's a small, academically strong school with a wonderful focus on social and emotional development. We also have a new, vibrant headmaster coming from St. Albans (Malcolm Lester).

I'd be happy to talk with you more about the school.
For admissions info, contact John Bonhom (Director of Admission and Financial Aid) at jbonhom@geds.org or 301-585-3513 x 18.

Janine Simmons
simmonsjanine6@gmail.com

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