Learning Project Elementary School

107 Marlborough Street
Boston, MA 02116

The Learning Project is a small, urban elementary school that provides high academic and behavioral standards in an inclusive school community dedicated to principles of kindness, respect, responsibility, hard work and achievement.
Activities are designed to challenge students to engage in projects that will extend their creativity and their 'higher level thinking' skills.
The Learning Project is a school that believes children learn at different rates and in different ways and we seek through a low student:teacher ratio and an extensive program of additional support and tutoring to provide accommodations for a wide variety of learners.
We are also school where each child is challenged to work hard, to become actively engaged in learning, to help one another, to make choices, to take risks, to develop personal responsibility, to learn from mistakes and to achieve.
Character education shares equal emphasis with a strong foundation in core academic skills and both are seen as vital tools for scholastic and personal excellence.
Small by design, the school provides close personal attention and support to each child and many cross-grade programs encourage friendships with all ages and contribute to a familial environment.
Typically half of the graduates attend the Boston Exam Schools in seventh grade and the other half enroll in area independent schools.

Quick Stats (2018-19)

School Overview

School Membership(s)School Assoc.	National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Association of Independent Schools in New England (AISNE)
Religious Affiliation	Nonsectarian
Grades Offered	Grades Kindergarten-6
ADD/ADHD Support	Yes
Learning Difference Programs	Yes
Year Founded	1973

Total Classroom Teachers	19 teachers
Student : Teacher Ratio	6:1 National avg.: 13:1
% Faculty w/Advanced Degree	66%
Average Class Size	17 students
List of Courses Offered	Link to List of Courses
Matriculation DataMatric. Data	Link to Matriculation Data
Classroom Dress Code	Casual

Admission Deadline	Jan. 15 / rolling
Tuition Notes	Tuition ranges from $18,900 in kindergarten to $19,500 in sixth grade.
% on Financial Aid	26%
Admissions Director	Laura Mellen

The Learning Project is located in the Back Bay of Boston, a block from the Clarendon Street Playground, "the school's playyard;" five blocks from the Boston Public Library Main Branch--"the school's library;" and five blocks from the Copley Square T station.
The school is committed to keeping its tuition relatively low. Both are reflections of a strong commitment to socio-economic diversity.
Separate Subject Teachers work with each class several times a week in Physical Education, Spanish, Science, Music and Art.
Guided by a commitment to teaching in the "workshop model", the school's faculty challenges every child to do his or her personal best.
A formal core values/character education program has always been a centerpiece of the school.
Over 90% of our students qualified to attend the Boston Exam Schools have been accepted to them. Students have also gone on to a variety of independent schools including: Beaver Country Day School, Belmont Hill School,Boston College High Middle School, Brimmer and May, BB&N, Catholic Memorial, Hillside, Mt. Alvernia, Newton Country Day School, Noble and Greenough, Park, Rivers, Roxbury Latin, Trinity Academy and Winsor.

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