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All-Boys Education

As Experts in all-boys education — we always do What is Best for Boys

For over 180 years, Boys’ Latin has been squarely focused on doing what is best for boys and putting boys in the center of every decision we make. We think the results speak for themselves. Our boys go on to be successful engineers, journalists, entrepreneurs and much more. But most importantly, boys graduate confident in who they are, and ready to make their mark on the world. 

Learn more about an all boys education at boys' latin

A school built for boys—and small by design—creates the perfect environment for boys to learn, grow, and thrive. That’s Boys’ Latin!

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Recognized for Leadership in All-Boys Education

Boys' Latin on The Today Show!

Amidst the growing national concern that boys have fallen behind girls in key metrics, the segment highlights the importance of boy-friendly learning. At Boys' Latin, doing what is best for boys is the core of the education we provide. 

We’re incredibly grateful to The Today Show for reaching out to highlight the recent changes we've made to keep our boys connected, engaged, and thriving. It was great having them on campus to see firsthand how we always strive to do what's best for our boys.

 

Take a look at the segment! 

 

BOYS' LATIN FEATURED IN EDUCATION WEEK

Education Week published a series of articles discussing the challenges boys face today, and we are proud to share that Boys' Latin was featured as an expert in all-boys education. The article, "What Boy-Friendly Changes Look Like at Every Grade Level," highlights our commitment to putting boys at the center of every decision we make and applauds the innovative strategies we have implemented to enhance learning experiences. From kindergarten through twelfth grade, we are reshaping how our boys learn, play, and interact, always focused on doing what is best for Boys. Through our "away for the day" phone policy for middle and upper school students, schedule changes, an unstructured play space for lower school boys, and a digital citizenship curriculum for middle schoolers, we are addressing the challenges students face today and ensuring boys are connected, engaged and thriving. 

Article: “What Boy-Friendly Changes Look Like at Every Grade Level”

See how our boys are: CONNECTED, ENGAGED AND THRIVING

Headmaster Chris Post: A recognized LEADER IN BOYS' EDUCATION

Headmaster Chris Post has dedicated more than 30 years to all-boys education. Since 2008, he has served as the Headmaster of Boys' Latin School, bringing a deep commitment to helping boys uncover who they are, become the best versions of themselves, and grow into men of courage, compassion, and integrity. 

Chris’s dedication to boys’ education extends beyond Boys’ Latin through his work with the International Boys’ Schools Coalition (IBSC), a nonprofit organization committed to the education and development of boys worldwide. His involvement began in 1997, when he attended his first IBSC Annual Conference as a young history teacher working near Washington, DC. Even then, Chris recognized the organization’s potential to shape the future of boys’ education.

Over the years, his role within IBSC expanded significantly. In 2015, Chris joined the IBSC Board, and in 2017, he led the Annual Conference hosted by Boys' Latin. By 2018, he was appointed Secretary of the Board, and from 2021 to July 2024, he served as Board Chair.

Chris’s unwavering focus on placing the best interests of boys at the center of every decision has left a lasting impact on both IBSC and Boys’ Latin. He values Boys’ Latin’s strong partnership with IBSC and takes pride in the School’s ongoing contributions to advancing all-boys education.

Resources on All-Boys Education

The International Boys' Schools Coalition is a nonprofit organization of schools dedicated to the education and development of boys worldwide. 

IBSC RESOURCE: BOYS' SCHOOLS UNDERSTAND AND CELEBRATE BOYS  

We invite you to read the following article written by Headmaster Chris Post. 

Face it, Boys Learn Differently than girls, and that’s ok! 

 I believe that the education of boys — and formation of young men — has never been more important than it is today.chris post headmaster