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Program Spotlight 2026: Glenelg Country School

Expeditions At Glenelg Country School, learning is not limited to the classroom. Through the Expeditions program, students take part in thoughtfully designed experiences that connect academic study with the wider world. Each Expedition is tailored to a student’s age and stage of development, creating opportunities to explore new places, encounter different perspectives, and strengthen relationships…

Program Spotlight 2026: Garrison Forest School

The Boyce Center for Learning and Thriving The Boyce Center for Learning and Thriving is an innovative approach to student support at Garrison Forest School. Its three pillars—academic success, growth and enrichment, and wellness and well-being—impact every student’s academic and social emotional journey during their time at Garrison Forest School. At the core of the…

McDonogh’s Teachers Never Stop Learning

By Meredith Bower, Director of Communications at McDonogh School For many of McDonogh’s faculty, summer wasn’t a break from learning — it was an opportunity to expand their knowledge with an eye toward enriching their classrooms with new ideas. One teacher traveled to Japan, others headed to New York and Belgium, and some never left…

Program Spotlight 2026: Friends School of Baltimore

University Partnership Program At Friends School, students don’t have to wait until college to engage in collegiate-level work. Through the University Partnership Program (UPP), they collaborate with professors, researchers, physicians, and other experts from leading colleges and universities, applying classroom learning to authentic research and real-world challenges. Launched in 2011 as the first program of…

Program Spotlight 2026: Calvert School

Student Leadership Throughout their time at Calvert School, students of all ages are encouraged to be strong communicators and caring members of the community. As they get older, the school provides greater opportunities for student leadership. As the oldest students on campus, seventh and eighth graders are encouraged to lead student initiatives, serve as role…

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