Yes, Landon offers bus service for an additional cost on six routes throughout the D.C., Maryland and Virginia. See our 2019–20 routes and timetable below.

The deadline for the 2020-21 school year is Friday, January, 10, 2020. All supplemental application materials are due by Friday, January, 24, 2020. Please click here for more information on our application process.

Join us Sunday, November 3 from 1 – 4 p.m. for our Open House.

• Learn about the advantages of an all-boys education
• Hear about how our small class sizes and Teacher-Coach-Mentor philosophy relates to our students’ success
• Visit our 75-acre campus and learn how it is used to bring out the best in boys

Register here for Open House!

Can’t make the Open House? Consider attending one of our Tour Tuesday events held throughout the year. Tour Tuesdays are geared for families who are interested in learning about Landon before starting the formal application process. Attendees will learn about the School, tour the campus and hear about the admissions process. These sessions run 9:00 – 9:45 a.m. generally two Tuesdays each month. Register here for an upcoming Tour Tuesday.

The 2019-20 tuition for the Lower School (Grades 3–5) is $40,400 and for the Middle School (Grades 6–8) and Upper School (Grades 9–12) is $43,560.

Yes, 26 percent of students at Landon receive financial assistance. For the 2018–19 school year, Landon awarded more than $4.18 million in need-based aid, and the average grant was $24,615. “Financial need” is generally defined as the difference between what it costs a student to attend our school and what his family can afford to pay. We encourage families to apply for financial aid at the same time they apply for admission. Click here for more information.

Yes. Landon offers Maguire Ethics Scholarships, merit-based grants of $10,000 each awarded to students entering Form III (Grade 9) who demonstrate the highest standards of ethics, integrity and character. Named for and funded by alumnus Cary M. Maguire ’46, these scholarships are available both to new applicants to the school and to current Form II (Grade 8) students and can be renewed each year the student is enrolled at Landon. Click here for more information.

Yes, the Lower School (Grades 3–5) and Middle School (Grades 6–8) offer AfterCare for an additional cost. For the Lower School, the program runs from 3:40–6 p.m. every full day that school is in session, and a snack is served around 4:15 p.m. For the Middle School, the program runs from 4:15–6 p.m. every full day that school is in session, and a snack is offered at 4:45 p.m. Pickup is by 6 p.m., and the programs provide a safe, supervised space for boys to do homework or read. Families may contract for 1–5 days a week at a discounted rate or pay the per-day drop-in rate of $20.

Lower School students also have after school education program opportunities. The Landon Enrichment & Afterschool Program (LEAP) is an opportunity to expand your student's learning experience beyond the school day in creative, dynamic and fun ways while supporting Landon's core values. Available to our Lower School students in the 2019-2020 school year, classes are offered in three eight-week sessions throughout the school year. You can learn more about LEAP here. 

We understand that every boy learns differently. If your son needs extra help, his teachers and a specialist from our Center for Teaching and Learning Resources will work with you and your son to develop a plan tailored to his strengths and needs so he can improve academically, complete his work on time, and develop a sense of confidence in his learning style.

Landon welcomes international students to our community in all three divisions (Lower, Middle and Upper). Students live with host families as they pursue their Landon education, creating an environment that promotes a truly enriching cultural exchange. To learn more about the international application process, please reach out to the Admissions Office at admissions@landon.net or 301-320-1067.

Landon does currently offer Advanced Placement (AP) classes in the Upper School, but along with seven other D.C.-area independent schools, we will be moving beyond the AP course offerings by the 2022–23 school year at the latest. Moving beyond AP courses will allow our teachers to design and offer a wider variety of courses that are more rigorous and enriching, provide opportunities for our boys to have more authentic engagement with the world, and demonstrate respect for students’ intellectual curiosity and interests. Please click here for more information.