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Middle and Upper School Choral Concert
Admission
We can't wait to share our community with you. Our team is here to guide you through every step of the admission process.
Welcome to Maret!
Maret is a co-ed, non-sectarian independent school. We serve 650 students in grades K-12, all on one campus in Washington, DC. We are proud of the many ways our faculty inspires our students, develops their minds, nurtures their curiosity, challenges them to grow, embraces joy, and builds a school community that is equitable and inclusive.
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Maret Accepts Applications to All Grades
With the exception of kindergarten, the exact number of openings for our expansion grades (K, 1, 4, 6, 7, 9) varies each year. If you are applying to any other grade level, the Admission Office will collect applications, teacher recommendations, and grades. However, applicants will be invited to an individual meeting with a teacher or admission officer only if there will be an opening in that particular grade.
Typical New Student Enrollment
| Kindergarten | 20 new students |
| First Grade | 5–7 new students |
| Fourth Grade | 7–10 new students |
| Six Grade | 10–15 new students |
| Seventh Grade | 10–12 new students |
| Ninth Grade | 20–25 new students |
| Tenth/Eleventh Grade | 2–4 new students |
Financial Aid at Maret
We are committed to making a Maret education accessible for as many talented and motivated students as possible, regardless of ability to pay.
Meet Our Team
Annie Farquhar
Director of Admission
202-939-4065
Bobby Holt
Associate Director of Admission and Director of Financial Aid
202-939-8814
Sophie Howard
Director of Upper School Admission
202-939-4070
Murugi Njoroge
Admission Associate
202-939-8814
Patrick Scott
Director of Middle School Admission & Social Media
202-939-2460
Non-Discrimination Policy
Maret School stands firmly behind the principle that the admission of students, the employment of faculty, the operation of programs, and the governance of the School be open to all who are qualified regardless of race, ethnicity, color, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, or creed. We believe that this principle is both firmly grounded in the spirit of American democracy and in keeping with the civil responsibilities of an independent school.