As the new academic year begins, parents and guardians in the Boston area are encouraged to explore educational options for their children. The region offers a diverse selection of independent, private, and parochial schools that cater to various needs.
The Advent School is a progressive elementary school located at 15 Brimmer St., serving children ages 4 to Grade 6. With a focus on critical thinking, confidence, and compassion, Advent fosters a diverse community grounded in social justice principles.
Beacon Hill Nursery School, founded in 1955 and located at 74 Joy St., provides high-quality early childhood education for ages 2 to 5. The school emphasizes a nurturing environment that promotes a love of learning through play. It features two playscapes, a library, eight classrooms, and an indoor gym. Their Junior Kindergarten program prepares children for future schooling through structured play.
Belmont Day School, situated at 55 Day School Lane in Belmont, promotes intellectual curiosity and respect among students from pre-K to Grade 8. With a hands-on approach to learning, the school nurtures a love of education while preparing graduates for high school.
Boston Children’s School serves children ages 2.9 to 7 at 8 Whittier Place, focusing on age-appropriate, small-group learning. The curriculum includes Spanish, yoga, and music, alongside daily access to a private playground.
Boston College High School at 150 Morrissey Blvd. integrates pressing global issues into its curriculum, preparing students for leadership roles. The school’s House System fosters personal connections while offering extensive resources.
Charlestown Nursery School, located at 124 Main St., serves children aged 20 months to 5 years with a curriculum inspired by Reggio Emilia and Montessori methods. The school encourages exploration based on children’s interests, utilizing local parks and museums as learning spaces.
Malden Catholic High School, found at 99 Crystal St., is a college preparatory school that emphasizes service, leadership, and personal relationships. Guided by the Xaverian Brothers’ values, the school supports lifelong learning.
The Newman School, located at 247 Marlborough St., offers an International Baccalaureate curriculum for Grades 7-12. The school focuses on personal growth and critical thinking, serving a diverse student body. Virtual open houses are scheduled for October 22 and December 4.
Park Street School at 67 Brimmer St. provides education for toddlers through Grade 6, emphasizing critical thinking and character development. The Christian school fosters nurturing relationships among faculty and families.
St. John School at 9 Moon St. has been providing Catholic education since 1895 for Pre-K through Grade 8. The school emphasizes community, faith, and academic excellence. It offers a rich curriculum that includes STEM programming and partnerships with early childhood initiatives.
Spruce Street Nursery School, located at 5 Avery Place, offers educational programs for children aged 2 to 5. The thematic lessons encourage creativity and development through both individual and group instruction.
Walnut Hill School for the Arts, situated at 12 Highland St. in Natick, caters to arts students in Grades 9-12. The school combines an intensive arts curriculum with academic studies, guided by professional instructors.
For families seeking additional academic support, Unlock Your Potential offers personalized tutoring for K-12 students in Beacon Hill. Dr. Katrina Tamvakologos provides one-on-one and small-group sessions focusing on writing, reading comprehension, and executive functioning skills. Older students can also receive guidance on college applications.
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