Friends School of Baltimore is awarding $10,000 scholarships to two new students applying to the school for grades 6, 7 or 8.
Don’t Miss The Park School of Baltimore’s Fall Events
NEIGHBORHOOD COFFEES, SPEAKER SERIES PRESENTED BY THE PARK PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION AND PARK CONNECTS, ADMISSION OPEN HOUSE AND TOURS WITH PRINCIPALS!
College Admissions Boot Camp – Stand Out Among the Competition
If you’re a parent with a rising senior applying to college in the fall, you may be looking ahead with some trepidation.
Boys’ Latin Recognizes College-Bound Student Athletes
The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland held an event this morning to recognize and celebrate 23 seniors who have been invited and agreed to play for a college team in the fall.
Early Admission: A Strategic Move to Consider
Deciding whether or not to apply for early admissions can be challenging. Should you commit to a single school through Early Decision?
Why The New August SAT Test Date Is Awesome
For decades, the SAT has only offered testing dates during the traditional school year — October, November, December, January, March, May, and June. But starting this year, the SAT will be replacing its unpopular January test date with one in August.
Experience a First Look @ Friends March 28th – Learn What Makes a Friends Education Wonderfully Unique
First Look @ Friends
Our version of an Open House gives prospective families the opportunity to sit in classes and see our teachers teach, meet faculty and administrators and talk to our students and ask them “what makes a Friends education so wonderfully unique.”
Too Late to Apply for Accommodations on the SAT and ACT?
Prepping for the SAT/ACT is no easy task. It involves months of consistent, committed study that often requires working with an experienced tutor.
Why 4 Months of Tutoring for the SAT/ACT?
Conventional wisdom says that students should take the SAT/ACT exams sometime during their junior year of high school. Parents typically pick a testing date based on this advice and then race to enroll their student in a prep class, or private tutoring sessions, four to six weeks before the test date.
But it’s not the best strategy.
