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Chesapeake Bay Foundation



PRIVATE SCHOOL DIRECTORY

Chesapeake Academy
1185 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd
Arnold, MD 21012
410-647-9612
410-647-6088
www.chesapeakeacademy.com
mhague@chesapeakeacademy.com
Marcia Hague
Chesapeake's instruction is matched to children's capabilities and level of development. The school believes that personal responsibility, caring for others, and a zest for learning are as important as academics. Art, music, physical education, Spanish, computer and library enhance the traditional curriculum. Before and after school care is available. Contact Sue Richburg, Director of Admissions

Gunston Day School
PO Box 200
Centerville, MD 21617
410-758-0620
410-758-0628
dhenry@gunstondayschool.org
David Henry
Gunston Day School is an independent, coeducational, college preparatory school for motivated and capable students. Gunston fosters a supportive and challenging environment where the art of learning is practiced by encouraging critical thinking, creativity, stewardship, and self-discipline. The school community is committed to high standards of academic achievement, ethical behavior, and physical fitness.

Key School
534 Hillsmere Drive
Annapolis, MD 21403
410-263-9231
ilatimer@keyschool.org
Irfan Latimer
Key School is widely recognized for emphasizing intellectual process as well as academic product; for valuing probing questions as highly as thoughtful answers. Hence, the School focuses on the importance of critical thinking, careful analytical reading and writing, and problem solving. The largest nonsectarian independent school in Anne Arundel County, Key School currently enrolls over 720 students.

Queen Anne School
14111 Oak Grove Rd
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
301-249-5000
301-249-3838 fax
bwalker@queenanne.org
Brenda Walker
A college preparatory, coeducational day school enrolling approximately 280 students, Grades 6 – 12. Queen Anne is located on 60 acres between Washington and Annapolis. Affiliated with St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church, the School offers a demanding, comprehensive program, including Advanced Placement courses, athletics, community outreach and strong emphasis on Science and Arts.

Radcliffe Creek School
201 Talbot Blvd
Chestertown, MD 21620
410-778-8150
410-778-8176
ebowman@radcliffecreekschool.org
Erin Bowman
Radcliffe Creek School provides a challenging academic program designed to meet the individual needs of children between the ages of five and fourteen who benefit from alternative learning instruction. The school is designed for children of average to above average intelligence with a diagnosed learning disability or other learning concerns. Radcliffe strives to create an environment in which each child can learn to use his or her strengths to balance his or her weaknesses and acquire the necessary skills to become a competent, resourceful and independent learner.

Severn School
116 Maple Street
Severna Park, MD 21146
410-647-7701 x260
410-647-0453
www.severnschool.com
pheffner@severnschool.com
Pam Heffner
Severn School challenges its students to pursue excellence in character, conduct and scholarship, to marshal the courage to lead, and to develop the lasting desire to serve and achieve. We believe this is best realized in a community where adults model high standards and where each student is known and valued.

St. Peter & Paul High School
900 High Street
Easton, MD 21601
410-822-2275
jnemeth@ssppeaston.org
Jim Nemeth
Saints Peter and Paul is a Catholic, coed, college preparatory high school, serving Maryland's Eastern Shore. With small class sizes, a challenging curriculum, active student life, and spiritual formation that fosters the total development of our students, Saints Peter and Paul challenges and engages young men and women in mind, body, and spirit.

The Kent School
6788 Wilkens Lane
Chestertown, MD 21620
410-778-4100 ext 11
410-778-7357
admissions@kentschool.org
Beth Collins
Located just outside of Chestertown on the beautiful Chester River, Kent School serves students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Kent School’s primary goal is to help students realize their full promise. The school accomplishes this by setting high academic and personal standards; by having a devoted and highly skilled faculty; and by actively living its community values of integrity, respect, responsibility and friendship. Kent School educates students through active learning experiences which develop understanding of academic content, appreciation of the arts, use of learning skills, ability to engage in critical thinking, and a strong sense of community. Students are challenged to do their best. Special talents and aptitudes are nurtured and celebrated.

West Nottingham Academy
1079 Firetower Rd
Colora, MD 21917
410-658-5556
jroberts@wna.org
Jesse Roberts
West Nottingham Academy, founded in 1744, is a college preparatory school dedicated to the intellectual, spiritual, and social growth of each student. The Academy equips students to become successful in all aspects of life through individual attention within a diverse community and a safe and caring environment.

Wye River Upper School
P.O. Box 36
Wye Mills, MD
410-827-5822
patriciamcglannan@wyeriverupperschool.org
Patricia McGlannan
To discover through innovation, develop through rigor, and celebrate creatively the strengths of our students, while preparing each for success in college, career and life.