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Private schools, enrichment guides and birthday party places in Northern Virginia and Metro DCHere is your local guides to find best schools and birthday party places for your kids. |
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| Enrichment Programs for Kids |
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| Written by I AM TEAM | |
| Friday, 30 July 2010 14:15 | |
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APEX Gymnastics At Play Café Color Me Mine |
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| Northern Virginia Daycare Guide for 2010 |
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| Written by Hulya Aksu | |
| Tuesday, 06 July 2010 12:02 | |
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| Northern Virginia Summer Camp Guide 2010 |
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Need help and advice on where to place your child during the summer months? Contact this free service: Tips on Trips and Camps. Here are some of the camps:ACADEMIC The Langley School Summer Studio |
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| Northern Virginia Private Schools Spring 2010 |
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| Written by I AM TEAM | |
| Wednesday, 27 January 2010 14:05 | |
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The following is a list of private schools (preschool to 12th grade) as identified by our readers. The directory includes basic information including how to contact or research the school. Please check directly with the schools to verify all data, as information is subject to change. Did we miss one of your favorites? Please let us know: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ![]() ACCOTINK ACADEMY PRESCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN 6215 Rolling Road,Springfield VA accotinkacademy.com 703.451.5797 Focus: For 3 year olds through kindergarten Tuition: Contact school for breakdown of tuition Philosophy: “Designed to teach those developmentally appropriate skills that are necessary for the child to succeed at a higher level of learning through a structured / non-structured environment.” AD FONTES ACADEMY This school has more than one campus in Centreville, VA. Please contact the school or check their website. adfontes.com 703.673.1145 Focus: An independent, classical Christian education, college preparatory, grades K-12 Student Teacher Ratio: 12:1. Typical class size is 13. Tuition: Depending on grade level $7,100-$8,650 Philosophy: “Ad Fontes is firmly committed to a fully Christ-centered education. Equally dedicated to teaching our children how to learn, how to think and how to speak...” |
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| BeanTree Learning |
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| Written by I AM TEAM | |
| Tuesday, 08 September 2009 11:31 | |
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| Smithsonian Early Enrichment Center |
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| Written by Samantha Lerner | |
| Wednesday, 05 August 2009 23:14 | |
Kids with curious tendencies and explorer mindsets will be enthralled with the teachings of the Smithsonian Early Enrichment Center. The SEEC teaches children facts related to the multiple D.C. Smithsonian museums. After instilling those facts, the SEEC physically SHOWS kids what they learned about, by way of the museums. MOMS BEWARE: Selections for the SEEC are done by application and lottery…so get your kids signed up for the SEEC, ASAP! Ph: 202-633-2945 Address: National Museum of Natural History Room CE-G50 MRC 184 Washington, DC 20013 Website: www.seec.si.edu |
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Child & Family Network Centers – Birchmere

BeanTree Learning is a privately owned and operated Creative Campus for Children serving families in Ashburn and Chantilly, Virginia. Since opening its first location in 2005, BeanTree Learning has become known as Northern Virginia’s premier private school for children. Offering age-appropriate curriculum and care for infants through preschoolers, BeanTree also provides outstanding academic programs for school-age children with Full-Day Kindergarten course offerings, Before/After School and Holiday and Summer Camps for children ages 5 through 12.
Kids with curious tendencies and explorer mindsets will be enthralled with the teachings of the Smithsonian Early Enrichment Center. The SEEC teaches children facts related to the multiple D.C. Smithsonian museums. After instilling those facts, the SEEC physically SHOWS kids what they learned about, by way of the museums. MOMS BEWARE: Selections for the SEEC are done by application and lottery…so get your kids signed up for the SEEC, ASAP!




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