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Next Schools for the Class of 2024

Sarah Merril, director of high school placement
May 14, 2024

Congratulations to our eighth grade class on their recent decisions on which high schools they will attend in the fall. We’re proud of every student for the journey they’ve taken to reach this milestone in their education. While the decision may be that of the individual students, getting successfully to this moment is an achievement for the community—parents, families, friends, faculty, mentors, and coaches. We look forward to celebrating the Class of 2024 and all who guided them in the weeks ahead.

  • Arlington High School
  • Beaver Country Day
  • Belmont High School (4)
  • Belmont Hill School (3)
  • Brimmer and May School (2)
  • British International School of Boston
  • Buckingham Browne and Nichols School (3)
  • Cambridge Rindge and Latin School
  • Cambridge School of Weston (3)
  • Chapel Hill Chauncy Hall School
  • Commonwealth School (4)
  • Concord Academy (4)
  • Deerfield Academy
  • Governor’s Academy
  • Middlesex School (2)
  • Newton North High School
  • Noble and Greenough School
  • Phillips Exeter Academy (2)
  • Rivers School (3)
  • Williston Northhampton School
  • Winchester High School (2)
  • Winsor School (2)
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