Boston Area Schools
The metropolitan Boston area offers a wide range of academic and cultural activities. Just as impressive is the area's selection of private schools.
The historic metropolitan Boston area offers a wide range of academic and cultural activities. Just as impressive is the area's selection of private schools which cater to almost every need.
A fine transportation network and the fact that the Big Dig is finally finished make Boston a wonderful place in which to live and go to school. After graduation, there are thirty-seven colleges and universities to choose from. Head north a few hours and you will find excellent skiing in the winter and a host of recreational activities in the summer. Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard to the east and south are treasures in their own right. Boston's accommodations and restaurants are decidely world-class. Perhaps one of these fine schools should be on your short list.
- The Advent School, Boston
- Archbishop Williams High School, Braintree
- Arlington Catholic High School, Arlington
- The Atrium School, Watertown
- Beaver Country Day School, Chestnut Hill
- Belmont Day School, Belmont
- Beverly School for the Deaf, Beverly
- Bishop Fenwick High School, Peabody
- Boston College High School, Boston
- Boston University Academy, Boston
- Brimmer and May School, Chestnut Hill
- Brooks School, North Andover
- Buckingham Browne and Nichols School, Cambridge
- Cambridge Friends School, Cambridge
- The Cambridge School of Weston, Weston
- Catholic Memorial High, West Roxbury
- Chapel Hill-Chauncy School, Waltham
- Charles River School, Dover
- The Chestnut Hill School, Chestnut Hill
- Concord Academy, Concord
- Cushing Academy, Ashburnham
- Dana Hall School, Wellesley
- Dedham Country Day School, Dedham
- Dexter School, Brookline
- The Eliot Montessori School, South Natick
- The Fenn School, Concord
- The Fessenden School, West Newton
- Fontbonne Academy, Milton
- Gann Academy, Waltham
- The Governor's Academy, Byfield
- Jewish Community Day School, Watertown
- The Kingsley Montessori School, Boston
- Landmark School, Prides Crossing
- Lawrence Academy, Groton
- Lesley Ellis School, Arlington
- Lexington Christian Academy, Lexington
- Maimonides School, Brookline
- Malden Catholic High School, Malden
- Matignon High School, Cambridge
- Meridian Academy, Jamaica Plain
- Milton Academy, Milton
- Montrose School, Natick
- Mother Caroline Academy, Dorchester
- Nashoba Brooks School, Concord
- Noble and Greenough School, Dedham
- The Park School, Brookline
- Presentation of Mary Academy, Methuen
- The Rashi School, Needham
- The Rivers School, Weston
- Roxbury Latin School, West Roxbury
- Saint Mary's School, Winchester
- Saint Theresa School, West Roxbury
- Saint Pius V School, Lynn
- Savio Preparatory High School, East Boston
- Shady Hill School, Cambridge
- Shore Country Day School, Beverly
- Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Boston, Newton
- Tenacre Country Day School, Wellesley
- Thayer Academy, Braintree
- Torah Academy, Brookline
- Trinity Catholic School, Newton
- Waldorf High School of Massachusetts Bay, Belmont
- The Waldorf School, Lexington
- Walnut Hill School for the Arts, Natick
- The Winsor School, Boston
- The Woodward School, Quincy
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