2025 Beauvoir Admissions Guide

Imagine Beauvoir

A Guide to the Beauvoir Experience and Applying for the 2026–2027 School Year

Beauvoir’s mission is to provide an extraordinary early childhood education in a diverse community that values every individual.

Beauvoir’s program encourages creative, courageous learners and builds an enduring foundation for a lifelong spirit of inquiry and joy in learning.

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Welcome from

our Head of School

Dear Families, Welcome to Beauvoir and thank you for expressing an interest in our early childhood approach to teaching and learning. Beauvoir is committed to preserving childhood by fostering curious, creative, and courageous learners on the historic grounds of the Washington National Cathedral. We pride ourselves in being a unique Episcopal institution where our educators are grounded in the work of early childhood and honor the formative years as the most crucial ones for future life success. Inside each classroom, our educators demonstrate their expertise in the early primary years, committed to helping students realize their distinct strengths and limitless potential.

Likewise, Beauvoir educators offer constant encouragement to students as they welcome a diversity of ideas, ask them to stretch their imaginations, help them question the world around them, and invite them to become global-minded citizens.

Early childhood research confirms that many of the human seeds of character and promise are “planted and tilled” during the primary years, as young children begin to practice key attitudes and skills—kindness, integrity, critical thinking, healthy risk-taking, perseverance, resilience, and moral character. I cannot think of a better “garden” to care for these blossoming citizens of the world than Beauvoir’s. Children spring forth from the third grade confident in their abilities to relate to others, problem solve, and become agents of change in their communities and beyond.

This brochure will help you learn more about our school and the timeline for applying.

During the admissions season, we encourage you to experience Beauvoir through our school-hosted events, including parent and caregiver tours, meetings, and information sessions. Please visit our website to learn more about our program and offerings for young, budding minds. Should you have any questions along the way, please know our Beauvoir team is happy to assist.

Sincerely,

Cindi Gibbs-Wilborn Head of School

A pre-kindergarten through third grade coeducational elementary school that focuses solely on early childhood education.

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It’s all about the

children

M ISSION At Beauvoir, the National Cathedral Elementary School, we provide an extraordinary early childhood education in a diverse community that values every individual. Beauvoir’s program encourages creative, courageous learners and builds an enduring foundation for a lifelong spirit of inquiry and joy in learning.

V ISIO N We hold a “beautiful view” of childhood. We embrace learning as a lifelong endeavor and are committed to building a community where every child grows, explores, questions, creates, and achieves – individually and together. We align our practices, decisions, and investments with our goal to be a child-centered, safe, and deeply engaging learning community.

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COR E VA LU E S As an Episcopal School, we value a diverse and inclusive community. We welcome students and families from all faiths and backgrounds and celebrate our individual stories and collective experiences. We dedicate ourselves to serving others and strive to contribute to the greater good. Our Core Values of childhood, collaboration, creativity, curiosity, and courage complement and support our Life Rules.

Childhood We value a “beautiful view” of childhood and its extraordinary capacity for wonder, learning, and discovery. We inspire a sense of possibility in every interaction and experience at Beauvoir.

Collaboration We value working together as an authentic and inclusive community to imagine, to create, to solve problems, and to support each other in all that we do.

Creativity We value creativity in learning, action and problem solving, and empower our community of faculty, staff, parents, and students to explore, develop, and celebrate creative abilities.

Curiosity We value curiosity as an essential component of inspired learning.

We model and encourage curiosity for all in our community.

Courage We value the courageous spirit that enables a person to face difficulty, challenge, and confusion. We empower learners to engage in the world with brave resilience.

kindness

respect

responsibility

The Beauvoir

honesty

Life Rules

 Become real-life experiences that influence

and guide children’s daily choices 

Anchor Beauvoir’s social curriculum

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Intentionally shape classroom discussions

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Create a joyful school community

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Foster a setting in which each child’s voice is heard and valued

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and lessons

learning thrives and children confidently take risks

 Guide community meetings and

chapel programs

Cultivate a safe environment where

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Ensure your child’s character development is of the utmost importance

“ Kind, Honest, Respectful, and Responsible — Those are the Beauvoir Life Rules.

Things you should just follow for your whole life.”

Beauvoir Student

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Imagine the possibilities IN TH E C L A SSRO O M 

Children are at the center of Beauvoir’s

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Our faculty’s expertise in early childhood education ensures a dynamic and

relationships among our diverse group of

meaningful educational experience

students, families, caregivers, faculty, and

for children. 

A comprehensive professional development

At Beauvoir, children learn the compassion

program supports educators’ commitment

and empathy that will define them

to professional growth and includes

throughout their lives as vital influencers

attending and presenting at conferences

in their communities and in the world.

focused on literacy, diversity, math,

Beauvoir children participate in service

technology, and more.

learning that actively engages them in

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mission and core values. Strong

staff are essential to a child’s development. 

W I TH OU R E D U C ATORS

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Faculty members include division heads;

creating and building relationships with

classroom teachers; specialists; learning

others to benefit their city, their country,

resource specialists; a chaplain; a guidance

and the world.

counselor; a director of diversity, equity,

Beauvoir faculty endeavor to meet the

inclusion, and belonging; and a nurse.

unique learning needs of every child.

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Aligned with our mission, Beauvoir is

Students benefit from two full-time Partner

committed to hiring culturally competent

Teachers in every child’s classroom.

educators and personnel and intentionally recruits faculty and staff of diverse backgrounds and experiences.

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O N T H E C ATH ED RA L CLO S E 

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Beauvoir’s playground, the Paula Carreiro

Beauvoir is located on the beautiful

Campus Outdoor Laboratory, is a unique

grounds of the Washington National

setting that supports and expands the

Cathedral, along with St. Albans School

curriculum outside of the traditional

and National Cathedral School.

classroom, providing an experiential

The 59 acres of the Cathedral Close serve as an extension of the classroom, providing all students with outdoor learning spaces, including the Beauvoir Children’s Garden,

learning environment where children take healthy risks and build lasting relationships.

The playground is open to the community on the weekends.

Olmsted Woods, and the Bishop’s Garden. 

The Cathedral’s mission as “a house of prayer for all people” supports Beauvoir’s mission by valuing differences, recognizing commonality, and respecting all cultures, faiths, and non-faith perspectives.

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Our all-school chapel events take place in the Great Crossing of the Cathedral to celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the end of the school year.

“ Whatever you’re doing, you’re learning things in a fun way.”

Second Grade Student

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Belonging at Beauvoir T H RO U GH OU T O U R CO MM UN I T Y

C HI LD RE N

Our steadfast commitment to creating a community based on inclusivity and belonging is deeply rooted in the Episcopal tradition.

Belonging is woven into the student experience through our identity-rooted curriculum and daily interactions:

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As an Episcopal school, Beauvoir’s

that both reflect our Episcopal identity and

human being from all family structures as

celebrate all faiths. Once a year, our chapel

well as ethnic, racial, cultural, religious, and

features faith leaders from DC, across the

socio-economic backgrounds.

country, and around the world.

We believe belonging is cultivated

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From morning meetings and chapel

intentionally—through curriculum,

to buddy partnerships and classroom

community engagement, and the

traditions, students build a deep sense

celebration of each individual’s full identity.

of connection, respect, and care for one

As a multi-cultural community, many

another. 

Through our in-house, thoughtfully

and honored in our school.

designed curriculum, which includes

Ours is a community based on mutual

pillars of identity, diversity, justice, and

understanding, where different perspectives are essential, respected, and deeply valued.

Across our school, we foster spaces where children, families, faculty, and staff are seen, valued, and supported. 

All students participate in monthly chapels

perspective is to respect the dignity of every

languages and religions are represented

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To learn more about the Episcopal values our community holds dear, please visit the Washington National Cathedral website cathedral.org/about/mission-vision.

action, students develop empathy, cultural understanding, and the language to explore their own identities and those of others.

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PAR E N T S A N D C A REG I V ERS

FAC U LTY AND S TAF F

Our families are vital partners in building a culture of belonging. We offer:

Belonging begins with the adults in our community. We invest in our team through:

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The Parents Association (PA), which

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includes every parent and caregiver at Beauvoir, builds community through various events such as the Annual Scholarship

learners.

Benefit, Book Fair, Fall Festival, and other volunteer activities. The PA engages and

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supports parent and caregiver volunteers who share their time and talents enriching the life of the School. 

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identities, enriching classroom learning shares have included Holi, Hanukkah, Lunar

» AAPI

New Year, Kwanzaa, and Ramadan.

» Black/African American

Parent and caregiver affinity groups are

» Latinx

optional and informal. These identity-

» International

centered groups offer opportunities for

» LGBTQ+ and Allies

connection, conversation, and community.

» Parents of Young Children

Current groups include:

» White Allies

» Inclusive Black Family Network » Latinx Families

PA RTNE RS

» AAPI Families

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and celebrated as important members of

» Muslim Families

the School community.

» Greater Middle Eastern Families » Parents and Caregivers of Neurodiverse Children » Fatherly Figures The Kaleidoscope Committee, a parentled initiative of the Parents Association in partnership with our DEIB office, supports school-wide programming and events celebrating diversity in all its forms.

Extended family members and caregivers of Beauvoir students are engaged, welcomed,

» Rainbow Families & Allies

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Optional identity-affirming, affinity and support groups, in which all faculty and staff are welcome to participate, including:

and community understanding. Some past

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Conferences and Institutes for faculty and staff, such as the NPS Equity Institute, SEED, Learning & The Brain, and others that support identity and equity-centered growth.

Invitations to families to share stories, traditions, and celebrations that reflect their

DEIB onboarding for all employees led by the Director of DEIB. Ongoing workshops explore topics such as bias, inclusive practices, and supporting neurodivergent

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Alumni remain actively involved with topics related to early childhood development long after they graduate, returning regularly for school events and reunions. Their school support enriches the Beauvoir community in meaningful ways.

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Curriculum at Beauvoir • Beauvoir educators are inspired by

• All Beauvoir faculty are trained in the

the unique potential of every child and

Responsive Classroom approach as the

committed to partnering with families.

core of our social curriculum. With the

Educators aim to provide students with

knowledge that children learn best when

expert, differentiated learning experiences.

equipped with both academic and social-

To support the range of learning needs

emotional skills, our social-emotional

of our students, Beauvoir’s academic

curriculum encourages children to take

program is supported by Learning Resource

ownership of their learning and their

Specialists and Instructional Coaches.

behavior.

• Our literacy program is grounded in

• Students in the pre-kindergarten through

research-based methods that have proven

third grade engage in dynamic co-curricular

to be effective in teaching reading and

special course offerings, such as Computer

writing. We prioritize word recognition as

Science, Library Media Science, Performing

the foundation of literacy, teaching students

Arts, Physical Education, Science, Spanish,

the relationship between sounds, letters,

S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering,

and meaning through explicit instruction.

Arts, and Mathematics), and Visual Arts.

Our program also places an emphasis

• Beauvoir values the range of experiences

on vocabulary development, fluency, and language comprehension to foster wellrounded literacy skills.

• Our mathematics program emphasizes

that weave together to create the rich fabric of our school. We believe that our diversity fosters a strong community where all voices are valued and we can learn

foundational numeracy, deep conceptual

from one another. Under the leadership of

understanding, and strong problem-

the School’s Director of Diversity, Equity,

solving skills. At all grade levels, math is

Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) and the

approached with a growth mindset, and

DEIB Curriculum Committee, the School

our students know there is more than one

has developed and continues to expand an

way to solve a problem. Beauvoir students

original DEIB curriculum focused on themes

develop efficient strategies for solving

of identity, community, justice, and action.

mathematical tasks, present and justify their solutions, and engage in a community of mathematicians by collaborating with and responding to the ideas of others.

• Each year, all Beauvoir students engage in

• Our Auxiliary Program offers many avenues

Global Studies, a school-wide, integrated

for our students to extend their day as well

exploration of countries from one of the

as enhance their school experience.

following geographical regions: Africa,

• Early Morning Connections (EMC) offers

Central and South America, Asia and Oceania, Europe, or North America. This hands-on, inquiry-based journey immerses students in an engaging study of the region’s culture, geography, architecture, art, music, wildlife, and more! Global Studies culminates in a museum event to which parents and caregivers are invited to explore exhibits created by each grade level to showcase their area of focus and led by the students, as docents. Students graduate with a global mindedness, an understanding, and an appreciation of people and cultures across the world.

care from 7:00 a.m. until 7:50 a.m.

• Our extended-day program, Afternoon Beauvoir Connections (ABC) is available to all pre-kindergarten through third grade students until 6:00 p.m. every weekday afternoon. The afternoon includes snacks, activities, and outdoor play time. Seasonal enrichment programs are also offered until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and cover a breadth of classes, such as Cooking, Ooey Gooey Science, Soccer, Taekwondo, Chess, LEGO® Mania, Hot Wheels, and more! Financial aid for after-school programs is available.

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OUTPL AC E M E N T B EYO N D B EAUVO I R 

The Outplacement Team guides parents

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In partnership with our Outplacement

and caregivers throughout the entire

Team, Beauvoir parents and caregivers

admissions process. The team advocates

are given the opportunity to reflect

for students through a keen knowledge of

on their child’s strengths and explore

each child and a strong relationship with

the many educational possibilities

other schools.

available. Beauvoir children enter the next step of their educational journey

Throughout the fall, Beauvoir hosts

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admissions directors from area schools to

with confidence and a love of learning.

provide information to third grade parents and caregivers about their programming and processes for admission.

S CH O O L S AT T E N D ED BY G RA D UAT ES Schools attended by Beauvoir graduates over the past several years include: •

Blessed Sacrament School

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Montgomery County Public Schools

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Bullis School

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National Cathedral School

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Capitol Hill Day School

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National Presbyterian School

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Congressional School

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Norwood School

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District of Columbia Public Schools

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The Potomac School

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Fairfax County Public Schools

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St. Albans School

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Georgetown Day School

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St. Andrew’s Episcopal School

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Grace Episcopal Day School

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St. Bartholomew School

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Holton-Arms School

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St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School

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The Lab School of Washington

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St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School

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Landon School

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Sheridan School

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The Langley School

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Sidwell Friends School

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Lowell School

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Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart

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Maret School

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Washington Episcopal School

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Mater Dei School

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Washington International School

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McLean School

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Applying to Beauvoir E N ROL L M E NT Beauvoir welcomes children in prekindergarten through third grade from a wide variety of family structures and ethnic, racial, cultural, religious, and socioeconomic backgrounds. There are about 60 openings in pre-kindergarten and 20 openings in kindergarten each year. We welcome first, second, and third grade applicants, and children are admitted to those grades when an appropriate opening occurs.

Age Requirements Applicants:

Age:

By:

Pre-Kindergarten

4 years old

August 31, 2026

Kindergarten

5 years old

August 31, 2026

First Grade

6 years old

August 31, 2026

Second Grade

7 years old

August 31, 2026

Third Grade

8 years old

August 31, 2026

PA R E N T AN D CA REG I V ER TO URS (Required) Parents and caregivers interested in applying children for the 2026–2027 school year are required to tour Beauvoir unless they have already toured the School during a previous admissions season or already have a child at the School. You may register for and attend a tour prior to submitting an application.

Tours are offered on select weekday mornings from mid-September through December.

Please register for a tour online at beauvoirschool.org/admissions.

SCAN HERE to learn more about our admissions process and register for a tour online at beauvoirschool.org/ admissions.

PARE NT AND C AREG I VE R M E E TI NG (Optional) The Admissions Team respects and honors the importance of connecting with you about your child(ren) and family, and these meetings provide you with the opportunity to do so!

Beginning in September, meetings are offered both virtually and in-person and may be scheduled prior to submitting an application.

Meetings are limited and we encourage you to register early to ensure availability.

All meetings must be scheduled by the application deadline of January 2, 2026.

Register at beauvoirschool.org/admissions.

AD M I S S I ONS E VE NTS AND I NFORM ATI ON S E S S I ONS (Optional) The various admissions opportunities offered will explore the dynamic teaching and learning that occurs each and every day throughout Beauvoir. You will have the chance to hear more about Beauvoir’s philosophy and program directly from faculty, administrators, and members of our community. Please explore the options and register online at beauvoirschool.org/admissions.

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AP PL IC AT IO N S Due January 2, 2026

First Through Third Grade

Apply online through Ravenna, our online application portal, at beauvoirschool.org/ admissions. An application is required for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten applicants in order for you to register your child for their visit. There is a non-refundable $70 application fee. Need-based application fee waivers are available. Please contact Margaret Hartigan, margaret.hartigan@ bvrschool.org for more information.

We welcome first through third grade applicants and encourage families interested in these grades to apply! Once all required documents are received, and should an appropriate opening become available, the Admissions Office will contact families to schedule a visit. Please note that not every first through third grade applicant will be scheduled for a visit, as openings may be limited.

AP PL IC A N T V ISIT S

T EAC HE R RECOM M E NDATI ONS (Required) Due January 2, 2026

Pre-Kindergarten & Kindergarten Children will visit Beauvoir in small groups with other pre-kindergarten or kindergarten applicants. Beauvoir embraces and celebrates each child’s unique qualities, so whether your child is soft-spoken or teeming with news to share, please know that we will joyfully focus on making them feel at home during our time together! Our goal is to make this a childfriendly visit.

Group visits occur on select dates from midNovember through January. An application is required in order for you to register your child for their visit. Registration for applicant visits will open in Ravenna this fall. The Admissions Team will notify families with a profile in Ravenna when registration opens. We are unable to offer tours during the group visits.

One teacher recommendation from the 2025– 2026 school year is required for each applicant (pre-kindergarten through third grade). We recommend that you wait until November to submit the form to your child’s teacher via Ravenna in order to allow them time to get to know your child. Completed forms are due to Beauvoir by January 2, 2026. Forms should be submitted directly by the teacher via Ravenna or by email to bvradmissions@ bvrschool.org.

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R E PO RT C A RD Due January 9, 2026 A copy of your child’s 2025–2026 mid-year report card or progress note is required and should be sent directly from the current school to bvradmissions@bvrschool.org.

We understand they may not be available from all schools. If your child’s school does not provide a mid-year report card or progress note, please reach out to us at bvradmissions@bvrschool.org.

W ISC -V E VA LUAT I O N (Required for third grade applicants only) Due January 2, 2026 The WISC-V evaluation is required for third grade applicants only. Parents schedule an appointment with an evaluator of their choice.

Results should be sent directly from the evaluator to bvradmissions@bvrschool.org.

If this presents a challenge for any reason, please contact a member of the Admissions Team. We look forward to partnering with you.

An evaluation is neither required nor accepted for pre-kindergarten through second grade applicants.

OU T- OF-TOW N AP P LI C ATI ONS We are thrilled to welcome out-of-town applications! It has been wonderful to welcome families who are new to the area.

Whenever possible, we prefer that children who are applying for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten join our regularly scheduled group visits. Please see the “Applicant Visit” section for more information about visit registration. If joining one of these visits is not possible, please reach out to the Admissions Team at bvradmissions@bvrschool.org. For first through third grade applicants, once all required documents are received, and should an appropriate opening become available, the Admissions Team will be in touch to provide further details about the process.

We understand that your questions may be unique to your circumstances, so please reach out to us at any time.

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A guide to the

financial aid process

FINAN C IA L AID AT B EAU VO I R Beauvoir welcomes families to apply for financial aid and is committed to making a Beauvoir education accessible to families from a wide variety of economic backgrounds.

Admissions decisions are made without regard to whether a family has applied for financial aid. Financial aid applications are confidential and are only viewed by the Financial Aid Committee.

HOW TO A PPLY Beginning on October 1, 2025, families can apply online at clarityapp.com. The application and all preliminary required documents are due by January 2, 2026.

For more information and deadlines, please go to the Tuition and Financial Aid portion of Beauvoir’s website, which can be found at beauvoirschool.org/financial-aid.

Beauvoir considers the income and assets of any adult who plays a significant financial role in a student’s life. Therefore, financial information will be required of all adults involved financially in the applicant’s life including, but not limited to, stepparents if remarried, and both parents if separated or divorced.

Financial aid grants will be sent to newly accepted families on February 27, 2026.

Grants are subject to change upon submission and further review of 2025 tax documents and any new information that adjusts a family’s financial picture.

CO M M ONLY AS K E D Q U E S TI ONS A B OU T F I NANC I AL AI D Who can apply for financial aid?

Anyone may apply for financial aid and the School encourages families to submit an application if they feel they may not be able to afford Beauvoir. Funds are allocated on the basis of need as determined by Beauvoir and Clarity.

Will my application for financial aid affect my child’s chances for admission?

No. Admissions decisions are made independently of financial aid decisions.

Financial aid applications are confidential and are only viewed by the Financial Aid Committee.

What factors does the Financial Aid Committee consider when making financial decisions?

Supported by the Clarity software, the Financial Aid Committee takes into consideration a family’s income, assets, and liabilities, as well as factors, including, but not limited to, family size, living expenses, and the number of children in tuition-charging schools. As the Financial Aid Committee looks at financial aid applications, it differentiates between necessary expenses and money spent for lifestyle choices. With respect to the latter, beyond a certain point, we are unable to provide aid to offset ‘lifestyle’ expenditures that could have been directed to education.

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Is financial aid available for other programs and services beyond tuition?

Which members of our family need to fill out an application for aid?

Yes. Families who receive financial aid for tuition are eligible for financial assistance for Early Morning Connections (EMC), Afternoon Beauvoir Connections (ABC), and Enrichment classes. In addition, there is financial support for Beauvoir-recommended testing and tutoring, as well as the Scholarship Benefit.

Beauvoir considers the income and assets of any adult who plays a significant financial role in a student’s life. Therefore a financial aid application and all necessary documents will be required of all adults involved financially in the applicant’s life, including stepparents if remarried, and both parents if separated or divorced.

We only have one parent/caregiver working; does this affect our financial aid grant?

The Financial Aid Committee will factor in a full-time income for a parent/caregiver who is able, but not currently working. If one parent/caregiver is at home caring for a family member who needs full-time care, we give that careful consideration. We recognize that each case is individual.

What if I am single/separated/divorced?

Beauvoir recognizes that each family’s situation is unique and welcomes a conversation and/or additional documentation to clarify a family’s financial picture. In general, if an applicant has two parents, both custodial and non-custodial parents must complete the financial aid application and submit required documentation. The Financial Aid Committee generally expects both parents to contribute to the education of their child.

Do I need to reapply for aid each year?

Yes. Grants are awarded for one year and families receiving financial aid must reapply each year if they wish to be reconsidered.

Grants may be renewed only upon evidence of continuing need.

What is Beauvoir’s tuition?

Beauvoir’s tuition for the 2025–2026 school year is $44,878. This includes lunch, snack, field trips, and materials. Please go to beauvoirschool.org/financial-aid for more details.

Are there any payment plans available?

Yes, there are full, two-installment, and ten-installment payment plans available for tuition.

CONTAC T C LARI TY Clarity has an excellent customer service team, so if you need support in completing your application, please contact Clarity at support@claritytuition.com.

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CONTAC T U S

A D M I S S I ONS D EC I S I ONS

The Admissions Team will be happy to help you during the admissions process. Please contact us with any questions or concerns at bvradmissions@bvrschool.org. We look forward to working with you!

Decision notifications, contracts, and financial aid grants will be communicated to prospective parents/caregivers on Friday, February 27, 2026, and contracts are due back on Friday, March 13. If vacancies occur after that time, they are filled from the waiting pool.

Margaret Hartigan Director of Admissions and Financial Aid 202.537.6492 margaret.hartigan@bvrschool.org Amy Hill Assistant Director of Admissions and Financial Aid 202.537.5720 amy.hill@bvrschool.org

2 02 5 – 2 0 2 6 TU I TI ON & F E E S Application Fee..................................................$70 Need-based fee waivers are available.

Registration Fee.......................................... $1,450 Adjusted for financial aid recipients.

Tuition...........................................................$44,878 This includes lunch, snack, field trips, and materials. Full, two-installment, and ten-installment payment plans are available for tuition.

Beauvoir, the National Cathedral Elementary School does not discriminate based on age, color, creed, disability, gender, national origin or ancestry, race, religion, sexual orientation, or medical condition.

Admissions Checklist

All steps are required unless designated as optional.

For more information, please visit beauvoirschool.org or scan below.

P R E-K IN DE RGART EN A N D KINDE RGART E N A P P L I CA N T S

F I RS T THROU G H THI RD G RAD E AP P LI C ANTS

 Parent/Caregiver Tour

 Parent/Caregiver Tour

Weekdays from mid-September through December.

Weekdays from mid-September through December.

 Parent/Caregiver Meeting (Optional)

 Parent/Caregiver Meeting (Optional)

Weekdays beginning in September. Appointments are limited and scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Must register by Friday, January 2, 2026.

Weekdays beginning in September. Appointments are limited and scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Must register by Friday, January 2, 2026.

 Events and Information Sessions (Optional)

 Events and Information Sessions (Optional)

Opportunities available from mid-September through December.

Opportunities available from mid-September through December.

 Application

 Application

The application and a non-refundable fee of $70 are due by Friday, January 2, 2026. Need-based fee waivers are available.

The application and a non-refundable fee of $70 are due by Friday, January 2, 2026. Need-based fee waivers are available.

 Applicant Visits

 Applicant Visits (Dependent on Appropriate

Registration is available mid-fall for those who have submitted an application.

 Teacher Recommendation Form Please submit the form to your child’s current teacher in November or early December. Due by Friday, January 2, 2026.

 Mid-Year 2025–2026 Report Card Due by Friday, January 9, 2026.

 Financial Aid Forms (Optional) Application and 2024 documents are due by Friday, January 2, 2026. More information about the financial aid application process and other deadlines can be found at beauvoirschool.org/financial-aid.

Openings) Once all required documents are received, and should an appropriate opening become available, the Admissions Office will contact families to schedule a visit.

 WISC-V Evaluation: Third Grade Only WISC-V test results due by Friday, January 2, 2026.

 Teacher Recommendation Form Please submit the form to your child’s current teacher in November or early December. Due by Friday, January 2, 2026.

 Mid-Year 2025–2026 Report Card Due by Friday, January 9, 2026.

 Financial Aid Forms (Optional) SCAN HERE to learn more about our admissions process and register for a tour online at beauvoirschool.org/ admissions.

Application and 2024 documents are due by Friday, January 2, 2026. More information about the financial aid application process and other deadlines can be found at beauvoirschool.org/financial-aid.

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