Join the British International School of Boston at "Beyond Public and Charter" Event

Join the British International School of Boston at "Beyond Public and Charter" Event Learn more about the best private schools in Boston and discover why an independent school might be the right fit for your child. Hear from representatives from BISB and other local schools. Do independent schools offer a better education than public and charter schools? What are the private school options for students in the Boston area? Why should you send your child to an independent school? Ask these questions and more at an upcoming "Beyond Public and Charter" event!

Representatives from the British International School of Boston and other private schools in Boston will be hosting a series of events in and around the city this fall and winter as part of the "Beyond Public and Charter" initiative.

The initiative aims to educate local parents about the benefits of an education at a private school and to help parents find the right school for their child.

At the "Beyond Public and Charter" events, students and parents can hear from leaders of local private schools about their institutions, curriculum and teaching and learning practices. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions and speak with school administrators one-on-one.

Learn more about financial aid and scholarships available for students and decide if an independent school is the right choice for your child and your family!

Attend one of these "Beyond Public and Charter" events:

Arlington | October 20, 7:00pm

Robbins Library | 700 Massachusetts Ave | Arlington

​Acton | October 23, 9:30am

Acton Memorial Library | 486 Main Street | Acton

Jamaica Plain | November 6, 6:30pm

Boston Public Library - Jamaica Plain Branch | 12 Sedgwick Street | Jamaica Plain

Natick | February 24, 7:00pm

Natick Public Library | 14 E Central Street |  Natick

Interested in learning more about "Beyond Public and Charter" and the independent schools involved in these events, including the British International School of Boston? Visit www.beyondpublicandcharter.org.