Tunbridge Public Charter School

Director Edith S. Gentry, a graduate of the nearby College of Notre Dame, established Cedarcroft School in 1947 as "Cedarcroft Kindergarten", a preschool and kindergarten for young children. Before that time, she had also founded a school at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia to assist the children of military personnel. Cedarcroft School, with its roots deep in the fabric of Baltimore, has helped several generations nurture a love for learning, and experience their early education in a superior setting. Now some of their children and grandchildren as well as new families enter our doors and begin their own adventures in learning. Cedarcroft School was the first accredited preschool program in Baltimore, Maryland. Still a family run institution after 62 years, Cedarcroft School enjoys the accomplishments of its graduates while successfully preparing the next generation with a blend of well tested curriculum, experienced, caring staff and excellent facilities and programs. Our graduates have gone on to achieve great success in Baltimore's private, parochial and public school systems.

Established in 1784, Friends School of Baltimore is an independent, coeducational school serving more than 900 students up to grade 12. The school s curriculum includes programs in art, mathematics, social science, economics, science and English. It provides foreign language courses in French, Russian and Spanish instructions. The school also offers a fine arts program in visual arts, ceramics and computer education. Friends School of Baltimore has an athletic department offering various sports activities, such as soccer, weight training, archery, lacrosse, tennis, softball, basketball and hockey. Its library provides more than 10,000 resources, including books and magazines, and audio and video software. The school also provides programs in music and physical education. It is located in Baltimore.