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2017-2018

Boston Public Schools Exam Schools Application Guide:Your roadmap to applying for entrance into an Exam School

Boston Latin Academy Entrance to Grades 7 and 9

Boston Latin School Entrance to Grades 7 and 9

John D. O’Bryant School of Mathematics and Science Entrance to Grades 7, 9, and 10

Exam administered by the Educational Records Bureau under the supervision of the Boston Public Schools

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 29, 2017

TEST DATE: NOVEMBER 4, 2017

Register online at bostonpublicschools.org/exam

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Language Assistance

Families who need interpretation and translation assistance during the application process, may call a BPS Welcome Center at 617-635-9010, 617-635-8015, or 617-635-8040.

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Table of Contents

2017 – 2018 Exam School Checklist ...........................4

Exam School Admissions Process ...............................5

Step 1: Register for the Independent School Entrance Exam (September) .................................6

Step 2: Submit Accommodations Request (September) ...........................................................7

Step 3: Residency Verification (October) ............11

Step 4: Take the ISEE (November) ....................13

Sunday Testing ..............................................14

Taking the Make-up Test..............................15

Step 5: Rank Exam School Choices & Submit Grades ( January) ....................................15

Step 6: Notification (March) ...............................16

Additional Information .............................................17

Test Preparation ..................................................17

Completing the Paper Registration Form ...........18

Test Center Code List for Paper Form ...............19

School Code List ................................................19

Boston Public Schools ..................................19

Private/Parochial/Charter Schools ................21

Request ISEE Score Report .........inside back cover

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2017 – 2018 Exam School Checklist

Sept. 29, 2017 Deadline to register for ISEE with Boston Public Schools. Try our NEW online registration at bostonpublicschools.org/exam and enjoy the following benefits:• Receive periodic emails with

updates and reminders on the exam school process

• Be among the first to know when notifications are released

• Submit an accommodations request in one place

Sept. 29, 2017 Deadline for ISEE test accommodation requests submitted by families of students with a disability or an English language learner

Mid-Oct. 2017 Test accommodation decisions provided to families.

Oct. 10 - Nov. 3, 2017

Residency Verification Period for students attending private, parochial, METCO or charter schools; schools outside of the City of Boston; and students being home schooled.

Nov. 4, 2017 ISEE test date

Nov. 5, 2017 Sunday test for students with religious obligations

Nov. 18, 2017 ISEE Make-up test at Boston Latin SchoolEarly January 2018 Candidate Release Forms mailed to schools

for collection of student grades and student ranking of the exam schools in order of preference

Feb. 2, 2018 Candidate Release Forms due to Boston Public Schools

Mid-March 2018 Approximate date for exam school admis-sion decisions

NOTE: Walk-in registration will only be offered at the ISEE make-up test on November 18, 2017.

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The Exam School Admissions Process

The Boston Public Schools (BPS) has three exam schools – Boston Latin Academy, Boston Latin School, and the John D. O’Bryant School of Mathematics & Science. Eligible students must currently be in grade 6 to apply for grade 7, or grade 8 to apply for grade 9 at all three exam schools. Students currently in grade 9 are eligible to apply for admission to the John D. O’Bryant School only. Boston’s exam schools accept and support all types of learners.

Application to the exam schools requires taking the ISEE, Boston residency, submission of grades, and ranking the schools in order of preference. There are a limited number of seats available in the exam schools. The admission score is determined by equally weighting the ISEE score and Grade Point Average (GPA) — each counts for 50%.

Please be sure to complete each of the following steps to complete the application process.

Step 1: Register for the ISEE (September)

Step 2: Submit a request for testing accommodations (for students with disabilities or limited English proficiency – September)

Step 3: Verify Residency (Non-BPS students only – October)

Step 4: Take the ISEE (November)

Step 5: Submit exam school ranking form and grades ( January)

Step 6: Receive notification of admissions decision (March)

Each of the steps are outlined in the next section. Please read through each of them and the remainder of the guide to ensure you complete each step needed to apply.

If you have questions about the Boston Exam Schools, the admission process, the residency policy, or require general assistance, please contact:

Exam School AdmissionsTel: 617-635-9512Email: [email protected]: www.bostonpublicschools.org/exam

If the correspondence concerns a complaint about the test administration, be sure to include a full and accurate description of the circumstances in question.

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Step 1: Register for the Independent School Entrance Exam (September)Every student interested in attending one of the Boston Public Schools’ exam schools must register to take the Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE).

Eligibility: Students must be enrolled in grades 6, 8, or 9 to register for the ISEE. Students in grade 9 will be applying for entrance at the John D. O’Bryant School of Mathematics & Science as this is the only exam school that accepts new 10th grade students.

How to Register: Students can only take the ISEE once between August and November. Families that are interested in an exam school may take the test for free through the Boston Public Schools or can take the test independently by registering for testing at a national site (fees apply). Even if a student has not determined whether s/he wants to attend an exam school, the family may want to register the student for the exam to keep all options open.

Take the Test with BPS:Families seeking to take the test through BPS must register for the test by September 29, 2017. The Boston Public Schools offers testing at 8 sites across the city (see page 19 for a list of BPS test sites). Registration with BPS can be done in two ways:

Online: Visit www.bostonpublicschools.org/exam to register by September 29, 2017. Online registration is the best option for families seeking to get quick and up-to-date information about their status and progress in exam school admissions process.

Paper: Paper test registration materials will be available the second week of September at all Boston area schools, BPS Welcome Centers and all Boston Public Library branches.

Testing at a National SiteFamilies applying to private and independent schools, as well as the Boston exam schools, are encouraged to register for a national test administration. Please visit www.iseetest.org or contact 1-800-446-0320. Please note that the national test administration includes an essay portion (the BPS test administration does not include the essay.)

Families registering for testing at a national site are responsible for the test fee and must schedule for a test date no later than Saturday, November 18, 2017 in order to ensure eligibility for an exam school. To ensure that the BPS receives the ISEE results, families must provide school code 888888, when registering for

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a national test. Test scores must be received by the BPS by Friday, December 8, 2017. Students taking the national test will be able to receive a copy of their test scores two weeks after the test date.

Even if your child is taking a national test, we encourage families to register online with BPS at www.bostonpublicschools.org/exam to get quick and up-to-date information about the admissions process.

Non-BPS students who are taking the national test are still required to complete the residency verification process within the timeline described in Step 3.

Step 2: Submit Accommodations Request (September)Eligibility: Students with a disability or limited English proficiency may be eligible for test accommodations. Accommodations will only be provided with a pre-approved request. Students cannot request accommodations on site the day of the test. Students whose request is approved will receive a confirmation letter from Welcome Services to present on the day of the test. Students approved for test accommodations must take the ISEE at Boston Latin School and bring their confirmation letter.

Deadline: All requests must be submitted by September 29, 2017 to make arrangements for the November 4th exam.

How to Submit a Request for Test Accommodations: Students with Limited English Proficiency: Students who are

not currently enrolled in the Boston Public Schools are required to take an English Proficiency Test to determine eligibility and will be contacted with further information. Current Boston Public Schools students are not required to take the English Proficiency Test. All students must formally request accommodations during registration.

Online Registrants: Indicate that your child is an English Learner on the online registration form.

Paper Registrants: Your child’s school must submit a Request Form for Testing Accommodations (see page 9-10) to Exam School Admissions at [email protected] or at:

Exam School AdmissionsWelcome Services2300 Washington StreetRoxbury, MA 02119

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Approved Accommodation: Depending on the student’s English proficiency, a student may be granted extended time and the use of a Word-to-Word dictionary. A limited amount of bilingual word-to-word dictionaries will be available in select languages and will be provided on a first come first served basis. To ensure the use of the word-to-word dictionary, please bring your own copy, which is subject to inspection by the BPS.

Approved bilingual dictionaries only provide word-to-word translations and do not include definitions. Parents may purchase a dictionary from the following list of authorized distributors:• Bilingual Dictionaries, Inc.• Hippocrene Books, Inc.• Tuttle Publishing

Students with a Disability: All students must formally request accommodations during registration.

Online Registrants: Please indicate your child’s accommodation needs on the online form.

Paper Registrants: Request Form for Testing Accommodations (see page 9) to Exam School Admissions at exam@boston publicschools.org or at:


If your child does not attend Boston Public Schools, your child’s school will also need to submit a copy of the child’s Individualized Education Plan (IEP), 504 Plan, Neuro-Psychological Evaluation, or physician’s letter documenting a health concern. All documentation should be sent to Exam School Admissions at [email protected] or at:


Please contact your child’s school to ensure these documents are sent on time. Special accommodations will not be granted at the test site without a confirmation letter from Welcome Services.


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Request Form For Isee Testing With Accommodations November 4, 2017 Test Administration

FOR PAPER REGISTRANTS ONLY: This form must be completed by the specialist responsible for routinely assessing and granting requests for special accommodations on school-based standardized testing. (Deadline: September 29, 2017)

If a family registers online, this form does not need to be completed.

School __________________________________________

Student Name ____________________________________

DOB _____ /_____/_____

Current Grade Level (circle one) 6 8 9

Parent Name: ____________________________

Parent Contact Number: ______________________

Parent Signature: __________________________________

Testing Accommodations for students with learning and/or physical disability:

The student currently receives and utilizes each of the approved accommodations during school – based standardized testing: (to be completed by school professional)

[ ] Extended time [ ] Calculator [ ] Small groups [ ] Medical/Health concern [ ] Large Print/Braille [ ] Circle in test booklet [ ] Student reads aloud [ ] Math reference sheet [ ] Administrator reads aloud [ ] Individual tester[ ] Other: ____________________________________________

Please note all students will receive assistance with test directions, tracking, and a ten-minute break.

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Testing Accommodations for English Language Learners:

[ ] ELL Accommodation: Word-to-Word Bilingual Dictionary & Extended Time

Students who are not currently enrolled in the Boston Public Schools are required to take an English Proficiency Test to determine eligibility. Parents will be contacted with further information.

SCHOOL USE ONLY

Name (print):____________________________________ Title: __________________________________________ Signature: ______________________________________ Date: __________________________________________

Please forward this request form along with supporting documentation (IEP, 504 Plan, Neuropsychological Evaluation, or Physician’s letter documenting a health concern) to Exam School admissions, Welcome Services, 2300 Washington Street Roxbury, MA 02119.

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Step 3: Residency Verification (October)Who Must Verify Residency: The following applicants must complete the residency verification process by Friday, November 3, 2017 or will not be allowed to take the ISEE with BPS and will not be considered for admission. There are no exceptions to this policy.

✓ Students attending a private school ✓ Students attending a parochial school✓ Students attending a Commonwealth Charter School

(excludes UP Academy and Boston Green Academy)✓ Students attending METCO program schools✓ Students attending schools outside the city of Boston✓ Students being homeschooled

Residency verification must be completed even if the student has siblings enrolled in the Boston Public Schools; the student is receiving special education services from BPS; the student’s parent/guardian is a current city employee; or the student was previously enrolled in the BPS.

Residency Verification Period and Deadline: The Residency Verification Period is open from October 10 through November 3, 2017 at BPS Welcome Centers. Note that East Boston is only open on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Residency Verification Process: Visit one of the BPS Welcome Centers listed below and bring the following required documentation:

1. The child’s original birth certificate or I-94 form (court order of guardianship if applicable)

2. Parent/Guardian photo identification (legal documentation is required for any changes in parent name)

3. Two Proofs of Residency (any combination of items a through f ):a) A Utility Bill (not water or cell phone) dated within the past

60 daysb) A Deed, Mortgage Payment dated within the past 60 days,

or Property Tax Billc) A current Lease, Section 8 Agreement, or BPS Landlord

Affidavitd) A W2 form dated within the year or a Payroll Stub dated

within the past 60 dayse) A Bank or Credit Card Statement dated within the past 60 days


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f ) A Letter from an Approved Government Agency dated within the past 60 days (Approved government agencies are: Departments of Revenue (DOR), Children and Family Services (DCF), Transitional Assistance (DTA), Youth Services (DYS), Social Security, any communications on Commonwealth of Massachusetts letterhead.)

List of BPS Welcome Centers:

Dorchester Welcome Center1216 Dorchester AvenueDorchester, MA 02124T: 617-635-8015 Open Mon, Tues, Thurs, and Fri 8:30am-5pm; Weds 12pm-7pm

East Boston Welcome Center at Mario Umana Academy312 Border StreetEast Boston, MA 02128T: 617-635-9597 Open Mon, Tues 8:30am-5pm

Roslindale Welcome Center515 Hyde Park AvenueRoslindale, MA 02131T: 617-635-8040 Open Mon, Tues, Thurs, and Fri 8:30am-5pm; Weds 12pm-7pm

Roxbury Welcome Center2300 Washington StreetRoxbury, MA 02119T: 617-635-9010 Open Mon, Tues, Thurs, and Fri 8:30am-5pm; Weds 12pm-7pm


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Step 4: Take the ISEE (November)About the Test: The ISEE administered by the Boston Public Schools consists of four subtests: Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Mathematics Achievement (The Boston Public Schools test administration does not include an essay component).

Subtest No. of Questions Time LimitVerbal Reasoning 40 Questions 20 minutesQuantitative Reasoning 37 Questions 35 minutesReading Comprehension 36 Questions 35 minutesMathematics Achievement 47 Questions 40 minutes

The Middle Level test is used for candidates entering grade 7 and the Upper Level test is used for candidates entering grades 9 and 10.

What to Expect on the Day of the Test: Students should arrive by 8:00am to the test site. Your child’s test site will be listed on the ISEE admission ticket, which is mailed to schools the week before the test.

There may be a line for check-in, so please be patient. Some families choose to arrive hours before check in. However, check-in will not begin before 8 am and students will not have access to the building until they have checked in. This is a test administration and security requirement. BPS encourages students to wear warm clothing and outer gear as it may be cold and students will wait in line outside of the test center.

The test takes about two hours and ten minutes. However, the completion time will vary for students depending on factors such as the length of time required to read directions, answer questions, etc.

What to Bring on the Day of the Test (Required Documents): Students must bring the following materials with them to the test site:1. ISEE Test Admission Ticket2. One of the following acceptable forms of student identification

a. a passport with a recent photo of the childb. a green card with a recent photo of the childc. a BPS One Cardd. a school ID, with or without a photoe. a Social Security Cardf. a birth certificateg. a progress report from the current school year


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3. Residency Verification receipt (not required for current Boston Public Schools students)

4. Five sharpened No. 2 pencils and an eraser

Testing Protocol:In order to ensure that BPS complies with the test administration and security procedures for ISEE, and provides the best possible testing environment, the ensuing procedures and protocols are followed.

a. The test administrator will give students all the instructions needed to take the exam.

b. Books, magazines, calculators and calculator watches, timers, stop watches, etc. will not be allowed in the test room.

c. Students may wear a regular watch to help keep time.d. Parents/guardians are not allowed in the testing rooms and/or

the test site building.e. Food, snacks, and beverages are not allowed in the testing rooms.f. Test administrators will invalidate the exam and dismiss any

student who violates the expected rules of conduct including, but not limited to:

• giving or receiving help on the exam• causing undue disturbance• using notes, calculators, or other aids without approval• purposely working on the wrong section of the test• attempting to take the exam for someone else• using cell phones, pagers, or beepers.

In the event of a dispute concerning a candidate’s behavior during the test, ERB will allow the candidate to provide additional information to resolve the matter if possible. ERB reserves the right, however, to cancel a candidate’s test scores if there is reason to question their validity.

Sunday Testing: A special Sunday test administration will be given for students who cannot sit for the Saturday administration due to religious beliefs. This special administration will be on Sunday, November 5, 2017 at Boston Latin School. To request a Sunday test for your child, please contact Exam School Admissions at [email protected] or 617-635-9512. Parents must still complete the ISEE registration form for the November 4th test date in order to receive a test ticket.

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Taking the Make-up Test: The make-up test date is for students who were unable to attend the first Saturday test administration due to serious illness, injury, family crisis, or missed the registration period in September. Walk-in registration will be available at the November 18, 2017 test administration at Boston Latin School, located at 78 Avenue Louis Pasteur, Boston, MA 02115. Students will be able to walk into the test center with the required documents and register on site.

Non-BPS students who did not complete the residency verification process before November 4th are NOT eligible to take this test. Students who take the exam on November 4th may not take the make-up test, regardless of circumstances that might have affected his/her performance. The Boston Public Schools will not retest a student under any circumstances after November 18, 2017.

Getting ISEE Results:Scores will be reported automatically to Boston Public Schools for students who test at a BPS site. Students taking the ISEE with Boston Public Schools have the option of sending a score report to six additional ERB member schools. There is a $105 fee for this service, and scores will not be reported until January. Please refer to the last page of this booklet for the request form.

Step 5: Rank Exam School Choices & Submit Grades ( January)

BPS distributes the Candidate Release Forms in early January to collect student grades and their ranking of exam school choices (if not already indicated on the online form).

Student attending an unlisted school (code 8888) or being home-schooled (code 8554) will receive the request form and instructions by mail at the listed parent/guardian’s home address.

Grade changes will not be accepted after exam school invitations are released in March.

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Step 6: Notification (March)Admission decisions will be sent to families in mid-March to the address and parent email address on file. Admission decisions are final and the exam schools do not have wait lists. BPS does not offer an appeal process since admission is strictly based on student academic performance.

Criteria for admission: The admission score is determined by equally weighting the ISEE score and Grade Point Average (GPA) — each counts for 50%.

• Each section of the ISEE is equally weighted.• The GPA is based on grades or marks in ELA/English and

Mathematics from the previous school year (grade 5 or 7) and from the first two marking periods of the current year. Each grade/mark is considered equally.

• For students with grade 5 academic records from the Boston Public Schools, the Spring term marks will be used to calculate the GPA.

• For students applying to grade 10 at the John O’Bryant School, only the current year marks will be considered.

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Test PreparationThe Educational Records Bureau (ERB) administers the ISEE nationally and with the Boston Public Schools for exam school entrance. ERB understands the value and desire for parents and students to “see” the types of questions that will be presented on each level of the test. ERB works to ensure that it as fair as possible for all families to gain access to the same information preparing students for the test. ERB is pleased to offer a preparation book for each level FREE of charge when downloaded from the website www.iseetest.org. Preparation books may also be purchased in a hard copy format for $20 each.*

Each book includes level-specific background information about the ISEE test and experience, sample questions, a full-length practice test, scoring information. Please understand that these books are not training books for exam strategies, and they are not a shortcut to higher scores. The goal of these books is to help families understand the format of the test being taking, the directions given, the types of test items, and the answer sheet used.

While other companies claim to have ISEE preparation books, these books are the only books authorized and approved by ERB. The list of available preparation books includes:

What to Expect on the ISEE – Middle Level (Applicants to Grades 7 & 8)

What to Expect on the ISEE – Upper Level (Applicants to Grades 9-12)

* Please note that if you choose to order the preparation book the cost of $20 includes shipping and handling in the United States. The book is sent through the U.S. Postal Service using Priority Mail. Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery upon receipt of your order. If you live outside the United States, please call 1-800-446-0320 or 919-956-8524 for the international shipping cost and delivery time. You may order the book by calling 1-800-446-0320 or 919-956-8524, or online at www.iseetest.org. If you choose to download the book for free and print it yourself, the complete book is 140 pages in length.

Additional Information

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Completing the Paper Registration FormBPS encourages families to register for exam schools online at bostonpublicschools.org/exam. This section provides information for families seeking to submit a paper registration form.

If the student is attending an unlisted school (school code 8888) or is presently home schooled (school code 8554), please mail the registration form directly to ISEE Operations Office, Tweedy Tattersall, 423 Morris Street, Durham NC, 27701.

Please use a No.2 pencil to complete the registration form. Print the information requested in each square and fill in the correct bubble. Leave a blank box to indicate a space. Do not falsify information. The application is signed under the pains and penalties of perjury.

Student Name: Enter the student’s full, legal name (no nicknames).

Student’s Home Address: Enter the student’s current home address. Do not list the address of a future residence.

Describe Yourself: Fill in one box only.

Current Grade in School: This exam is for students in grades 6, 8, or 9 only.

School Now Attending: Find the student’s school code on pages 19-22 of this booklet.

BPS ID Number: This box is for students currently attending Boston Public Schools. Please enter your six-digit student ID number.

Test Center Names: Test center codes are located on page 19 of this booklet. Assignment to a selected test center is not guaranteed.

The test admission ticket will be mailed to the student’s current school and distributed during the week of October 30th.

The ticket will show the student’s assigned Test Center location and registration number. BPS tries to accommodate requests for specific test sites, but does not guarantee that the request will be granted. Test Center assignments cannot be changed.


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Test Center Code List for Paper FormThe list below gives the code numbers, names and locations of the Test Centers in Boston where the ISEE will be administered on Saturday. Use these code numbers in the appropriate boxes on your registration form.

CODE NAME AND ADDRESS W256 Boston Latin School-Special

Accommodations, Boston W257 Boston Latin School, Boston W258 John D. O’Bryant School, Roxbury W259 Comm Acad of Sci & Health, Dorchester W260 Excel High School, South Boston W261 English High School, Jamaica Plain W262 Boston Comm. Leadership Academy, Hyde Park W263 Mario Umana Academy, East Boston W264 Edison K-8, Brighton

School Code ListUse one of the following two lists to complete the section called School Now Attending on your registration form.

CODE BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1230 Another Course to College 4661 BTU K-8 Pilot School 1420 Boston Arts Academy 1195 Boston Community Leadership Academy 1470 Boston Green Academy 1020 Boston Latin Academy 1010 Boston Latin School 1040 Brighton High School 1120 Burke, Jeremiah E., High School 1050 Charlestown High School 1103 Comm. Academy of Health & Science 4630 Condon School 4272 Curley K-8 School 4321 Dante Alighieri Montessori 1260 Dearborn School 1064 Dorchester Academy 1070 East Boston High School 4178 Edison K-8 School 2010 Edwards Middle School 4381 Eliot K-8 School 1080 English High School 1162 Excel High School 1265 Fenway High School 4160 Gardner Pilot Academy


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4210 Haley School 1140 Henderson Upper School 4230 Hennigan School 4053 Hernandez K-8 School 4242 Higginson/Lewis K-8 School 4610 Horace Mann School 4260 Hurley K-8 School 2140 Irving Middle School 4620 Jackson-Mann K-8 School 1441 Kennedy Health Careers 4033 Kilmer K-8 School 4055 King K-8 School 4290 Lee K-8 School 2360 Lilla G. Frederick School 4331 Lyndon K-8 School 1210 Madison Park High School 1053 Margarita Muñiz Academy 4323 Mario Umana Academy 1171 Mary Lyon High School 4171 Mary Lyon K-8 School 2190 McCormack Middle School 4360 McKay K-8 School 1292 McKinley Middle School 1293 McKinley Prep. High School 1294 McKinley South End Academy 4671 Mildred Avenue K-8 School 4285 Mission Hill K-8 School 4400 Murphy K-8 School 1285 New Mission High School 1030 O’Bryant, John D., School 4410 Ohrenberger School 4680 Orchard Gardens K-8 School 4592 Perry K-8 School 1450 Quincy Upper School 4192 Roosevelt K-8 School 4130 S. Greenwood K-8 School 1200 Snowden International School 1460 TechBoston Academy 2040 Timilty Middle School 4570 Tobin K-8 School 4580 Trotter School 2450 UP Academy Boston 4345 UP Academy Dorchester 1253 Urban Science Academy 4283 Warren-Prescott K-8 School 1256 West Roxbury Academy 4600 Young Achievers K-8 School


CODE PRIVATE/PAROCHIAL/CHARTER SCH. 5600 Academy of the Pacific Rim 8019 Advent School 8548 Atrium School 8023 BC High School 8660 Beacon Academy 8130 Beaver Country Day 8013 Belmont Day School 5900 Benjamin Banneker Charter School 8020 Berea School 8157 Boston Archdiocesan Choir School 5500 Boston Collegiate Lower School 5501 Boston Collegiate Middle School 5520 Boston Prep Charter School 5400 Boston Renaissance Charter School 5540 Bridge Boston Charter School 8140 Brimmer and May 8670 British School 8146 Buckingham, Browne and Nichols 8165 Cambridge Friends School 8027 Cathedral High School 8028 Catholic Memorial School 8284 Chestnut Hill School 5200 Conservatory Lab Charter School 5470 Davis Leadership Academy 8185 Dedham Country Day School 8520 Delphi Academy 8142 Dexter School 8034 East Boston Central Catholic School 5452 Edward Brooke - East Boston 5451 Edward Brooke - Mattapan 5450 Edward Brooke - Roslindale 8698 Epiphany School 5492 Excel Academy - Charter HS 5490 Excel Academy - East Boston 5491 Excel Academy - Orient Heights 8149 Fayerweather St. School, Cambridge 8037 Holy Name School 8554 Home Schooled 8281 Jackson School, Newton 8042 Kingsley Montessori School 5480 KIPP Academy Boston 8556 Learning Project 8133 Maimonides School 5431 MATCH High School 5430 MATCH Middle School 8880 METCO Program 8260 Milton Academy, Middle School 8049 Mission Grammar School (OLPH)

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8273 Monsignor Haddad Middle School 8622 Mother Caroline Academy 8285 Mt. Alvernia Academy 8286 Mt. Alvernia High School 8588 Nativity Prep School 5700 Neighborhood House Charter School 8561 Neighborhood Schools 8614 New Beginnings Academy 8134 New England Hebrew Academy 8287 Newton Country Day School 8135 Park School 8110 Parkside Christian Academy 8659 Park Street School 8089 Saint John Paul II, Columbia 8081 Saint John Paul II, Lower Mills 8064 Saint John Paul II, Mattapan Square 8065 Saint John Paul II, Neponset 5905 Prospect Hill Academy Charter School 8580 Rashi School 5303 Roxbury Prep - Charter HS 5302 Roxbury Prep - Dorchester 5301 Roxbury Prep - Lucy Stone 5300 Roxbury Prep - Mission Hill 8060 Sacred Heart, Roslindale 8160 Shady Hill School 8261 Shaloh Hebrew School 8623 Solomon Schechter School 8071 South Boston Catholic Academy 8141 Southfield School 8257 St. Agatha School, Milton 8070 St. Brendan School 8299 St. Catherine School, Norwood 8330 St. Clements School 8076 St. Columbkille School 8168 St. John Evangelist, Canton 8083 St. John School, Boston 8138 St. Mary School, Brookline 8258 St. Mary of the Hills, Milton 8092 St. Patrick School, Roxbury 8094 St. Peter Academy 8173 St. Rose School, Chelsea 8290 St. Sebastian Country Day School 8096 St. Theresa School 8262 Thacher Montessori 8122 Thayer Academy 8187 Ursuline Academy 8100 Winsor School

Please enter 8888 if your school is not listed


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