Reply to Northern Virginia Catholic Schools

Forum Index » Private & Independent Schools

Reply to "Northern Virginia Catholic Schools"

Subject:

Emoticons





More smilies

Text Color: Font: Close Marks

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would figure out where exactly you are going to live. Most of the Arlington diocese Catholic schools are good. I would pick based on distance from your house. One thing to consider is that some have one class per grade and some have two classes per grade. Personally, two classes per grade was my preference, but YMMV. I have found all of the schools to be warm and not very cliquish. [/quote]

Sorry for commenting on an older post! What schools (if you remember) offer two classes per grade? We’re possibly relocating there soon and have twins who we would prefer to be in separate classes. Thanks! [/quote]

There are lots that have 2 or even 3 so it would be helpful to know which area of NOVA you'll be living in to narrow it down.[/quote]

Yes, for sure! We are in the beginning of research stages so at the moment are flexible to find somewhere that best fits our needs.. our kids attend a Catholic school now and we want to continue there. So far we know one job will be near Capitol Hill, the second will be flexible (healthcare). We are coming from the Midwest/South so our budget doesn’t stretch as far there and we know our options will be limited. We could go up to 700-800k and prefer a SFH (really want a yard even if small). It’s a totally different world there than the large suburb neighborhoods we’re coming from, so we know we need to adjust our expectations!

Also considering MD (around Silver Spring etc?) as we’ve noticed the large pocket of Catholic schools there as well. [/quote]

In case you want some unsolicited real estate advice, you might look around Capitol Hill as well. Could find a townhome with a small yard there for 700-800, and might like to be connected to a community where you work. I’d also suggest renting for a year before buying to get to know the area. That is what we did, and we are very happy we did.

Generally, you’ll get more for your money the farther out you go, unless you choose an apt or townhouse in some areas of DC. Silver Spring could be good bc it is cheaper than Arlington, Fairfax County and Bethesda.[/quote]

Options

	Disable HTML in this message
	Disable BB Code in this message
	Disable smilies in this message

Review message

Search Recent Topics Hottest Topics