Definitely check St. Anne's School of Annapolis.

Anonymous wrote:In all honesty, I would not send my kids to any school in PG. I would live instead in any of the surrounding MD counties, or Fairfax or Arlington Counties in VA, and suffer a longer commute for my kids sake.

Do you have any direct experience? Such a bold statement.

Friends Community School in College Park.

Anonymous wrote:try SSFS

This is Sandy Spring Friends School, and a good option

Depending on where exactly in PG, you may could check out Glenelg.

Definitely consider some of the Anne arundel schools - Key, Severn and Indian Creek are the big non-denominational k-12s
St Andrew’s (edgewater) and St annes (Annapolis) are two great k-8s who may have room in middle school.

I also have a friends whose son had a great experience at Holy Trinity in Bowie, but he’s in grad school now, so it’s been a while

Holy Trinity in Glenn Dale/Bowie is K-8 Private and in the past two classes, kids have been accepted into NCS, Sidwell, Bullis, SJC, GC, Gonzaga, McNamara, Seton, Annapolis Area Christian School, Episcopal, etc

In all honesty, I would not send my kids to any school in PG. I would live instead in any of the surrounding MD counties, or Fairfax or Arlington Counties in VA, and suffer a longer commute for my kids sake.

St Louis School in Maple Lawn/Clarksville area

try SSFS

Anonymous wrote:St. Anselm's, if you can get in.

And if they have a son. OP, can you give a little more details about your child and what you’re looking for in a school?

Where in PG?

St. Anselm's, if you can get in.

We know a couple families that commute from PG into VA to attend Browne Academy or Burgundy Farm. Both are k-8 and might have limited spaces in middle school grades. Edmund Burke is another idea, they are a 6th-12th school with a morning bus routes that include stops in Suitland and Greenbelt.

Depending on where you are in PG, there may be options in Anne Arundel.

We are moving into the Prince George's county area and are looking for a good middle school for our 6th grader for next year. I feel behind since it is almost summer, but any recommendations and why you liked that school would be helpful.