Anonymous
Post 03/18/2026 10:49     Subject: Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Day School
Current parent at St. Patrick’s, and we couldn’t be happier with our experience. The academics are strong, the sense of community is truly special, and the Head of School is wonderful. We highly recommend St. Patrick’s!
Anonymous
Post 03/18/2026 10:43     Subject: Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Day School
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Actually, it incredibly transparent. It states the school and the first name of the graduate: https://www.stpatsdc.org/admission/high-school-placement.


This link appears to be broken. Is there another place where I can find the outplacement by student? My DC will be attending the pre-K program this year and I am curious to see the outplacement success. Thank you in advance!


https://www.stpatsdc.org/admission/high-school-placement -- here is the correct link to view outplacement results!
Anonymous
Post 03/18/2026 10:42     Subject: Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Day School
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Apart from Beauvoir to other schools have better outplacement?


So 12 out of 31 went to big 3 schools or top boarding school. I’d say NPS’ outplacement is comparable with 10 out of 27 going to big 3 schools. But both St. Patrick’s and NPS have good outplacement. St Pat’s has more kids going to athletic schools like Dematha, Bullis, and Georgetown Prep. NPS kids that don’t go to big 3 schools typically end up at Holton Arms or Landon.


+1
Anonymous
Post 03/18/2026 08:46     Subject: Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Day School
How could you expect a K-8 to place more than half of their students at the “top 3 schools”? The other schools are actually considered quite desirable to some.
Anonymous
Post 03/17/2026 21:31     Subject: Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Day School
No, but I’d imagine that legacies would leave before 6th grade at NPS and 8th grade at St Pat’s.
Anonymous
Post 03/17/2026 21:21     Subject: Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Day School
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Apart from Beauvoir to other schools have better outplacement?


So 12 out of 31 went to big 3 schools or top boarding school. I’d say NPS’ outplacement is comparable with 10 out of 27 going to big 3 schools. But both St. Patrick’s and NPS have good outplacement. St Pat’s has more kids going to athletic schools like Dematha, Bullis, and Georgetown Prep. NPS kids that don’t go to big 3 schools typically end up at Holton Arms or Landon.


Both NPS and St. Patrick’s seem to have excellent outplacement results. People can throw stones all they want, but it’s hard to imagine that either school has a terrible math or literacy program when 50% of the class is going to a top three school.


Do you have any idea how many legacy parents and families there are in the mix?
Anonymous
Post 03/17/2026 21:15     Subject: Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Day School
I agree.