The Boys' Latin School of Maryland View Book 2019

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TO BE, RATHER THAN TO SEEM IT’S MORE THAN JUST OUR MOTTO.

THE BOYS’ LATIN SCHOOL OF MARYLAND

OUR MISSION The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland instills the core values of courage, i ntegrity, and compassion in each boy as embodied in our motto, Esse Quam Videri ( To Be, Rather Than To Seem). By understanding how boys learn best, our t alented faculty fosters enduring personal relationships and empowers each student to strive for academic and personal excellence.

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Headmaster Chris Post giving an impromptu history lesson to lower school boys.

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FAST FACTS

DIVERSITY STATEMENT

FAST FACTS For 175 years, Boys’ Latin has focused on understanding how boys learn best. World-class faculty, challenging academics, and character development are the hallmarks of a Boys’ Latin education. Here every boy is known – for who he is today and all that he can be tomorrow. THE BOYS

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FOUNDED IN 1844

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE

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STUDENT - FACULTY RATIO 7:1

LOWER SCHOOL GRADES K-5

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MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADES 6-8

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UPPER SCHOOL GRADES 9-12

DIVERSITY STATEMENT The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland strives to create an inclusive school community serving boys in grades K-12 and to prepare them for the pluralistic society in which we live, work, and play. Reflecting our motto Esse Quam Videri: To Be, Rather Than To Seem, the School fosters an environment in which all members—students, parents and families; faculty, staff, and a dministration, and alumni and friends— feel welcomed and valued for their individual perspective. Boys’ Latin values diversity in culture, family configuration, gender, learning style, race, religion, sexual orientation, and socio-economic status. Originating from our core values of courage, integrity, and compassion, Boys’ Latin strives to create a learning environment where the richness of human experience is recognized, respected, and embraced.


THE BOYS’ LATIN SCHOOL OF MARYLAND

BE CHALLENGED

BE CHALLENGED Our robust academic program encourages students to continually sharpen their capacity for inquiry, problem-solving, and critical thinking. We use a personalized approach to learning that allows us to meet the needs of each boy, including our strongest learners who require extra challenges. Students come to school each day ready not only to learn but to challenge themselves, to uncover deeper insights, take extra steps, and push beyond what seems sufficient to others. The results speak for themselves. Our young men attend top colleges and universities, but, more importantly, they leave Boys’ Latin prepared for the real world and ready to make a difference.

We believe that boys learn best by doing, which is why we f ocus on hands-on, experiential learning. From raising trout to b uilding rockets and racecars, our boys are challenged to roll u p their sleeves, design, explore, and create.

86%

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SENIORS ATTEND SENIORS COMPLETE MOST TO VERY+ INTERNSHIPS COMPETITIVE COLLEGES* * Barron’s Guide to the Most Competitive Colleges

37% 54 COLLEGES IN 23

DIFFERENT STATES

AP STUDENTS

SCORED 3+ ON 3+ EXAMS


THE BOYS’ LATIN SCHOOL OF MARYLAND

BE KNOWN At Boys’ Latin, your son won’t get lost in the shuffle. That’s because our faculty work hard to get to know each boy’s strengths and weaknesses. Here, peers become brothers, and teachers are mentors. We know that when learning takes place in an environment of trust, collaboration, and support, it boosts children’s academic performance, increases their confidence, and inspires them to try something new.

For over 175 years, Boys’ Latin has developed unparalleled expertise to create a school community where boys thrive. Our extraordinary educators are adept at using best-for-boys teaching to challenge and inspire every boy.

BE KNOWN


THE BOYS’ LATIN SCHOOL OF MARYLAND

BE RESILIENT

BE RESILIENT From our youngest learners who participate in our daily, physical education program to our varsity athletes, our boys are taught to set goals, challenge themselves, and learn from their mistakes. We know that our greatest successes often come after trying, stumbling, and trying again. Learning to overcome obstacles and being resilient are skills that will serve boys well both on and off the field, but, more importantly, will help them achieve their full potential.

Our athletic program reinforces our core values and strives to develop in our athletes the qualities of sportsmanship, teamwork, respect, and leadership.

12 MIAA

VARSITY CHAMPIONSHIPS IN THE PAST 6 YEARS

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COLLEGIATE ALL-AMERICANS

42

ATHLETIC TEAMS


BE PASSIONATE

THE BOYS’ LATIN SCHOOL OF MARYLAND

BE PASSIONATE

We encourage boys to pursue new interests and try new experiences experiences that let them compete, invent, create, and lead. As students broaden their horizons, they often discover new passions and talents. This is why we intentionally design our schedule so that boys don’t have to make limiting choices. Instead, we ensure that all boys have the opportunity to participate in clubs, the arts, robotics, and athletics without conflict.

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UPPER SCHOOL CLUBS

3 THEATER PRODUCTIONS

WORLD RANKED ROBOTICS TEAM


THE BOYS’ LATIN SCHOOL OF MARYLAND

BE AUTHENTIC

BE AUTHENTIC Today, more than ever, we understand the importance of character education. In a world where integrity is constantly questioned, we teach boys to be true to who they are and who they want to become. That’s why our core values—courage, compassion, and integrity—are kept at the forefront of all we do. Each day, our lower school boys work to identify and exemplify a core value. During middle school advisory time, teachers work closely with their students to tackle difficult subjects in a caring environment. And, in addition to advisory and seminar programs that focus on wellness, healthy relationships, and life skills, each upper school student participates in class retreats designed to deepen connections and build empathy.

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COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

FIRST ONE LOVE CLUB IN THE NATION

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COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS PER STUDENT

3

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STUDENT-LED LOWER SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS

“I believe that the education of boys—and the formation of young men—has never been more important.” Headmaster Chris Post


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Visit Boys’ Latin at www.boyslatinmd.com 822 West Lake Ave, Baltimore, Maryland 21210 410.377.5192 x1137 | admissions@boyslatinmd.com


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