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Renovation begins in the middle school at Kent School

Kent School Begins Middle School Renovation as Part of the Together We Soar Campaign

The Deborah C. Williams Middle School renovation is designed to modernize and enhance educational spaces, providing students and faculty with updated classrooms that support collaboration, creativity, and innovative teaching practices. The project is part of the broader Together We Soar campaign, which also includes the construction of the new Osprey Innovation Center and continued investment in Kent School’s endowment.

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Kent School students listening to a lesson by a teacher

There Is More Here

Families searching for a private school in Chestertown, Maryland are often looking for more than academics alone. At Kent School, students are known, challenged, encouraged, and given room to experience the joy of childhood while building confidence, curiosity, and critical thinking skills.

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Students in a classroom at Kent School with a teacher writing on the board

How Research-Informed Teaching Sets Kent School Apart

At Kent School, our nine-year partnership with the Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning (CTTL) at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School ensures that our classrooms are shaped not only by experience and passion, but by research. We are proud to be the only PK–8 school in Maryland engaged in this nationally recognized, research-informed professional training.

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Renderings of Middle School Expansion Project at Kent School in Chestertown, MD

The Truth About Tuition

Choosing an independent school is a significant financial decision for any family. At Kent School, we view tuition not as a fee, but as an investment in a child’s foundation. Here is the Truth about the value that investment returns to our students. At Kent School, we...

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What “Affordable” Really Means in Private Education

What “Affordable” Really Means in Private Education

If you’re a parent exploring private school options for your child, chances are you’ve asked yourself: “Can we actually afford this?” It’s a common and completely valid question. For many families, “affordable” doesn’t mean cheap — it means attainable, flexible, and worth the investment.

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