The SEED School
Website: http://www.seedschooldc.org/podium/default.aspx?t=141237
The SEED School, Washington DC is one of the first public boarding schools in the nation. It is a tuition-free charter school that was opened in 1997, with the mission to bring children under one roof to provide them with a college preparatory education. The boys and girls in grades 6 – 12 spend Sunday through Friday on the urban campus. Admissions are based on a lottery system open to all Washington, DC residents entering the 6th grade for the upcoming academic year. The middle school students are required to meet a set of rigorous standards called the Gate in order to advance to the next grade. In high school, they are exposed to a traditional college preparatory curriculum.
Boarding Schools in Washington DC
St. Albans School is an independent boarding and college preparatory day school for boys spanning grades 4-12. Founded in 1909, it has a total of 575 students with an endowment of $45 million. Students are required to attend worship twice a week. It has received honors and has many noble alumni, including Al Gore and Jesse Jackson Jr. The school features several publications and the school mascot is the bulldog. Students are also required to participate in sports, with many activities ...
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