I think SAT supports are limited at most private schools. We toured and applied to McLean a couple years ago. They said their college counseling program started in 9th grade, and it sounded well thought-out.

College Counseling is incredible (child is a Junior there and we've already been in contact with them since freshman year). There's some SAT prep but I wouldn't say it's a focus at all. Many families I know have outside support for that. But I think in general a lot more schools are less SAT and ACT focused. In terms of boys/girls - the school in general leans a bit more boy heavy, but my son has plenty of friends that are girls, and I see a lot of ways girls are involved (sports, theater, clubs, leadership positions, etc). It's a smaller social circle but my son still has friends from the neighborhood and his former private school.

We just got an email that outlined college acceptances. I've copied it here for you:
..including Wake Forest University, Boston University, UC Berkeley, Washington University in St. Louis, Northeastern University, Catholic University, Lehigh University, Loyola Marymount, the University of Maryland - College Park, Towson University, Pace University, Colby College, Franklin & Marshall, Southern Methodist University, and Pepperdine University and many more; historically Black colleges and universities such as Bowie State University, Coppin State, Elizabeth City State University, Hampton University, Morgan State University, Norfolk State University; and international institutions including the University of Guelph in Ontario and Oxford Brookes University in England.

Anyone had a child here recently and can you speak to the high school experience and what the support was for SAT and college applications? Social dynamic for girls/boys? TIA!