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FROM THE ADMISSIONS DIRECTORS

Any parent who's gone through finding the right school for their child knows the process can be confusing and difficult. That's why our admissions team focuses on two things: helping our prospective families get to really know Boys' Latin, while we get to really know them.
It doesn't take long for us to get excited about prospective candidates, each with distinctive talents, that we know would be a perfect addition to our school community. Some bring academic firepower. Certain boys we already know will significantly impact and benefit from our performing arts. Others will further shape our athletic program. Most are a unique combination of these things and more, and all will add to the richness of our community.

We also know that many of our incoming students could have gone anywhere, but chose BL because of their admissions experience - whether that's shadowing a student or just walking around campus with their parents - reiterates what they've been told by someone they trust about BL. There's something truly special about our community - we're a family, and our boys are brothers for life.
Our goal is to show you why Boys' Latin is the right school for your son, for all the right reasons. We can't do this without getting to know you first. Get in touch with us, so we can get started.

Hunt Heffner, Director of Enrollment Management and Upper School Admissions
James W. Currie '73, Director of Middle School Admissions
Kathy Arnold, Director of Lower School Admissions
Brian Farrell, Assistant Director of Upper School Admissions

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  • 160

    LOWER SCHOOL STUDENTS

  • 170

    MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS

  • 300

    UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS

  • 630

    TOTAL STUDENTS

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Application process

    • Spring Talk and Tour

Apply to Boys' Latin in five easy steps: (click on each step for details)

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  • 1. Submit an Application

    Click here to apply online or contact the admissions office at 410-377-5192 x1137 or admissions@boyslatinmd.com to request a paper application. Applications received after December 15 will be processed on a rolling basis throughout the spring and summer. Please note: there is a $50 application fee.

  • 2. Schedule a Student and Parent Interview and Tour (middle and upper school students)

    Click here to complete a campus visit restrigation form to schedule a student (grades 6-11) and parent interview/tour (all grades).  This tour needs to be scheduled in the fall semester of the year preceding the anticipated entry to Boys' Latin. Feel free to contact the admissions office at 410-377-5192 x1137 or admissions@boyslatinmd.com if you have any questions.

  • 3. Schedule for Student Testing

    Contact the admissions office at 410-377-5192 or admissions@boyslatinmd.com  to schedule this test date. Please note: I.S.E.E. (Independent School Entrance Exam) scores are acceptable. Use Boys' Latin School CEEB Code 210040 when submitting standardized test scores. Boys' Latin offers admissions testing under nonstandard conditions (e.g., extended time tests) only in January.

  • 4. Submit a Transcript Request Form (grades 2-12)

    Using our online application system, send a parent request form for grades K, PF, 1  or transcript request form for grades 2-11 to your son's school to request your son's current grades and academic history to be forwarded to Boys' Latin. If you prefer paper form, click on the above links to print the forms and send to your son's school for processing.

  • 5. Submit AIMS Common Referral Forms (middle and upper school students)

    Lower School Applicants:
    Applicants are required to submit one AIMS Common Referral Form to be completed by your son's current teacher (reading/language arts or math). These forms are confidential and should be requested by following your son's current school's policy. 

    You may log in to your online application portal to send this form to your son's teacher electronically. If you, or your son's school, prefer hard copies, you may print the AIMS common referral form (grades K-1 form or grades 2-5 form) and send the form to his current teacher. Forms should be completed after the first marking period of the current school year, and should be sent directly from your son's school to Boys' Latin.

    Middle and Upper School Applicants:
    We require a common referral form from your son's current English teacher and math teacher. These forms are confidential and should be requested by following your son's current school's policy. 
     
    You may log in to your online application portal to send this form to your son's teachers electronically. If you, or your son's school, prefer hard copies, you may print the AIMS common referral form for grades 6-12 and send one to your son's current English teacher and one to his current Math teacher. A third, optional reference (submitted electronically or via hard copy) may be submitted by your son's principal, guidance counselor, or another teacher who knows your son. 
     
     

Application Materials

ADMISSIONS TEAM

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  • Hunt Heffner

    Director of Enrollment Management
    B.A., University of Richmond
    M.A., College of William and Mary

  • Brian Farrell '06

    Assistant Director of Admissions, Varsity Lacrosse
    B.A. University of Maryland

  • James W. Currie '73

    Director of Middle School Admissions
    B.A., Roanoke College

  • Kathryn F. Arnold

    Director of Lower School Admissions
    B.S. Education, Mansfield University
    M.Ed., Loyola University Maryland

  • Jill Trupia

    Admissions Office Coordinator

TRANSPORTATION & AFTER SCHOOL OPTIONS

Boys' Latin is conveniently located in Baltimore County, on the Baltimore City line, at 822 West Lake Avenue in the neighborhood of North Roland Park. The school offers an after-school program as well as several public and private transportation options:

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  • Harford Heights

    BL's on-campus, after-school program allows for a smooth transition with all extracurricular activities, including sports and clubs, so children stay safe and engaged until pick up. Click here for more information.

  • Carpools

    If you're interested in carpooling, once enrolled, you may use our online student/parent directory to search by zip code for nearby families.

  • Kangaroo Coach

    This private transportation company provides motor coach service to and from Boys' Latin School from Baltimore, Howard, Harford and Anne Arundel Counties. The service is offered to Boys' Latin students at a subsidized rate. For additional information, click here or call (410) 536-5252 or (800) 727-5867.

  • MTA Bus Service

    Bus #61 arrives at Roland Avenue close to the Lake Avenue intersection. From there, it's about a five-minute walk to Boys' Latin. Many different buses arrive at the intersection of Northern Parkway and Roland Avenue. The walk from that intersection is about 20 minutes.

  • MTA Light Rail Service

    The Falls Road light rail stop is closest to Boys' Latin and the walk from there to our campus is about 20 minutes.

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About

Founded in 1844, Boys’ Latin School of Maryland is an all-boys private school serving boys in grades K-12. World-class faculty, challenging academics, and character development remain the hallmarks of a Boys’ Latin education. We equip young men with 21st-century skills; that is why we actively teach critical thinking, collaboration, leadership, problem-solving, integrity, and compassion. The outcomes speak for themselves: Boys’ Latin graduates attend top colleges and universities and are prepared for the real world and ready to make a difference.
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