Archbishop Curley High School is an all-male Catholic Archdiocesan High School in the Franciscan Tradition. Named after the Tenth Archbishop of Baltimore, Michael J. Curley, the school has served the Baltimore metropolitan area since 1961.
From its opening, Curley has been staffed by Conventual Franciscan Friars and dedicated lay men and women, who together have filled the buildings and students with the spirit of Jesus and St. Francis of Assisi.

A strong academic program, designed for 21st century learning, a competitive athletic program and a diverse arts program are hallmarks of a Curley experience. What is unique to Curley is the Franciscan dimension, which values the individual and emphasizes the Five Franciscan Ideals in learning and life. It is a school “where Brotherhood begins.”

Dr. William E. Hatcher, a prominent Baptist minister, founded Fork Union Academy in October of 1898 with nineteen students in the first class. The military structure provides organization, discipline, and physical development for the young men. That mission continues today and now includes young men from 33 states and 8 countries in grades 7th through 12th and a high school post graduate program.

Our mission is to educate, develop, and inspire young men in a college preparatory, Christian, military environment. Cadets build character, and learn leadership, independence, confidence, responsibility, and discipline in a setting that encourages mental, physical, and spiritual growth.

Friends School of Baltimore is a private, Quaker, coeducational, college preparatory school for students in pre-K through grade 12. As Baltimore’s first school, we have been rooted in enduring Quaker values—simplicity, peace, integrity, community, equality, and stewardship—for over 240 years, which empower us to be progressive, inclusive, and forward-thinking.

A Friends education combines challenging academics with high standards of integrity, encouraging students to be curious, confident, and fully themselves. We believe in a balance between academics, athletics, and the arts. Our schedule gives students the time and space to explore academic interests and individual passions.

Our curriculum fosters critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and resilience. Students take an active role in their learning, discovering how to think, not just what to think. We believe great teachers teach the individual child in front of them, and we are committed to making every student feel known, supported, and challenged.

Grounded in reflection and driven by curiosity, our students graduate ready to thrive. When students start their journey at Friends, they’re prepared to go anywhere.

Gilman is a pre-k through grade 12 independent all-boys school located in the Roland Park neighborhood of Baltimore. Known for its dedication to educating boys in mind, body, and spirit with an eye toward growing boys into men of character, Gilman understands how boys learn best and celebrates each one on his individual journey. With an unmatched academic rigor, a strong athletic program that emphasizes both skill and sportsmanship, and a myriad of artistic opportunities, Gilman strives to unlock the greatness in each boy in a diverse and inclusive community. The pursuit of excellence begins at Gilman.

Jemicy School, founded in 1973 and accredited by AIMS, is a co-educational, independent school that provides a highly individualized, flexible, and challenging program for talented and bright, college-bound students (grades 1-12) with dyslexia or other related language-based learning differences. The school addresses students’ intellectual strengths and their learning needs by utilizing creative, multisensory, research-based programs and techniques to develop reading, writing, spelling, math, and organization skills; promote a love of learning; and prepare students for the intellectual and social challenges of college and life. In addition to its robust academic program, Jemicy offers superb visual and performing arts, athletic, and extracurricular programs and activities as well as comprehensive college counseling guidance.

At Roland Park Country School, we believe that young women who build each other up will thrive. There’s no hurdle too high for an RPCS girl because she has the collective support of her community lifting her toward her goals. While this spirit sets us apart from other schools, it’s the effect on our graduates that’s so remarkable: Roland Park Country School students develop a profound understanding of who they are and how to lead together to impact the world.

St. Timothy’s School is an all-girls, episcopal boarding and day school for grades 9-12, offering the globally respected International Baccalaureate Program in a community of inquiry, creativity, and kindness. The IB equips students with the knowledge, confidence, and habits of mind they’ll need for success in college—and life. Girls from around the world learn with (and from) each other in a community committed to curiosity, creativity, values, and wellness. St. Timothy’s alumnae leave with broad knowledge, powerful skills, lasting friendships, transformative experiences, and cherished memories.