Would you like to learn more about WIS? Complete an online inquiry form.

Register to attend a small group information session (offered weekly, September through December). The program will last approximately 60 minutes. Register though our online inquiry form. Parents who have attended an information session will be invited to attend an in-person tour on select days from October through December.

Applications are submitted and managed through our online Admissions Portal. The Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and Kindergarten Application Fee is $75 and due January 5.

WIS does not offer financial aid in Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten, except for the children of faculty and staff, who are eligible to pay a reduced Financial Aid Application Fee of $25. Financial aid is available in Kindergarten to Grade 12.

The Parent Questionnaire contains five questions that are designed to help us learn about the applicant and the applicant's family. It is available through our Admissions Portal. Please note that WIS’s admissions process focuses on the applicant; therefore, parent interviews are not a part of our standard process. If a parent would like to schedule an individual meeting with a member of the admissions team, please contact the admissions office.

Evaluations such as the Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI) are strictly optional. Secondary recommendations are also strictly optional and are not commonly submitted. If parents would like to submit a secondary recommendation, we ask that you limit it to only one additional recommendation.

Admissions decisions will be announced on March 1, 2023 via email. Families will then have until March 15 to accept or decline the offer of admission. Enrollment contracts will become fully binding on June 1.

Would you like to learn more about WIS? Complete an online inquiry form.

Register to attend a small group information session (offered weekly, September through December). The program will last approximately 60 minutes. Register though our online inquiry form. Parents who have attended an information session will be invited to attend an in-person tour on select days from October through December. 

Applications are submitted and managed through our online Admissions Portal. The Application Fee is $75, however, a reduced rate of $25 is available to families who intend to apply for financial aid. Applications and Application Fees are due January 5. Financial Aid applications are due January 15.

The Parent Questionnaire contains five questions that are designed to help us learn about the applicant and the applicant's family. It is available through our Admissions Portal. WIS’s admissions process focuses on the applicant; therefore, parent interviews are not a part of our standard process. If a parent would like to schedule an individual meeting with a member of the admissions team, please contact the admissions office.

Grade 1-5 applicants who are living in the Washington, DC area will come to the Primary School for admissions testing in English and math. If an applilcant is applying to the Dual-Language Program, there will also be a written assessment in French or Spanish. All testing will be scheduled through the Admissions Portal.

Applicants who are living outside of the Washington, DC area will have their written admissions tests sent directly to their current school to administer on WIS's behalf.

All applicants to the Dual-Language Program (English/French or English/Spanish) will also schedule a virtual language assessment via Zoom with our Language Coordinators.

Because we will not have an opportunity to meet non-local applicants in person, they will be required to participate in a virtual Applicant Visit with a member of the admissions team. All visits will be scheduled through the Admissions Portal.

The School Recommendation (from a current teacher) and Transcript Request Form can be requested through the Admissions Portal. Current grades/reports, plus the grades/reports from the previous year are required. Due February 1.

Evaluations such as the Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI) and the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC) are strictly optional. Secondary recommendations are also optional and are not commonly provided to WIS. If parents would like to submit a secondary recommendation, we ask that you limit it to only one additional recommendation.

Admissions decisions will be announced on March 1, 2023 via email. Families will then have until March 15 to accept or decline the offer of admission. Enrollment contracts will become fully binding on June 1.

Would you like to learn more about WIS? Complete an online inquiry form.

Register to attend a small group information session (offered weekly, September through December). The program will last approximately 60 minutes. Register though our online inquiry form. Parents who have attended an information session will be invited to attend an in-person tour on select days from October through December.

Applications are submitted and managed through our online Admissions Portal. The Application Fee is $75, however, a reduced rate of $25 is available to families who intend to apply for financial aid. Applications and Application Fees are due January 5. Financial Aid applications will be due January 15.

The Applicant Interview provides an opportunity for the Associate Director for Middle and Upper School Admissions to get to know the applicant. In order to accommodate demand, the interview should be scheduled as soon as possible through our online Admissions Portal.

Local applicants will come to campus to attend two classes, participate in a small group admissions activity, meet with key administrators, and enjoy lunch together. Please select an available date in the Admissions Portal.

Applicants who are living in the Washington, DC area will come to the Tregaron Campus for admissions testing in English and math. If applying to an intermediate/advanced language program, the applicant will also have an assessment in French, Spanish, or Chinese. Testing will take place on select Saturdays in January. All testing will be scheduled through the Admissions Portal. 

Applicants who are living outside of the Washington, DC area will have their written admissions tests sent directly to their current school to administer on WIS's behalf.

The Parent Questionnaire contains five questions that are designed to help us learn about the applicant and the applicant's family. It is available through our Admissions Portal. WIS’s admissions process focuses on the applicant; therefore, parent interviews are not a part of our standard process. If a parent would like to schedule an individual meeting with a member of the admissions team, please contact the admissions office.

The Applicant Statement and Questionnaire contains five questions that are designed to help us learn about the applicant. It is available through our Admissions Portal and is due February 1, 2022.

Two recommendations are required, from the applicant's current English and math teachers. Recommendations are requested through the Admissions Portal. A Transcript Request Form is also available on the Admissions Portal. Current grades/reports, plus the grades/reports from the previous year are required. Due February 1.

Would you like to learn more about WIS? Complete an online inquiry form.

Register to attend a small group information session (offered weekly, September through December). The program will last approximately 60 minutes. Register though our online inquiry form. Parents who have attended an information session will be invited to attend an in-person tour on select days from October through December.

Applications are submitted and managed through our online Admissions Portal. The Application Fee is $75, however, a reduced rate of $25 is available to families who intend to apply for financial aid. Applications and Application Fees are due January 5. Financial Aid applications will be due January 15.

The Applicant Interview provides an opportunity for the Associate Director for Middle and Upper School Admissions to get to know the applicant. In order to accommodate demand, the interview should be scheduled as soon as possible through our online Admissions Portal.

Local applicants will come to campus to attend two classes, participate in a small group admissions activity, meet with key administrators, and enjoy lunch together. Please select an available date in the Admissions Portal.

Applicants who are living in the Washington, DC area will come to the Tregaron Campus for admissions testing in English and math. If applying to an intermediate/advanced language program, the applicant will also have an assessment in French, Spanish, or Chinese. Testing will take place on select Saturdays in January. All testing will be scheduled through the Admissions Portal. 

Applicants who are living outside of the Washington, DC area will have their written admissions tests sent directly to their current school to administer on WIS's behalf.

The Parent Questionnaire contains five questions that are designed to help us learn about the applicant and the applicant's family. It is available through our Admissions Portal. WIS’s admissions process focuses on the applicant; therefore, parent interviews are not a part of our standard process. If a parent would like to schedule an individual meeting with a member of the admissions team, please contact the admissions office.

The Applicant Statement and Questionnaire contains five questions that are designed to help us learn about the applicant. It is available through our Admissions Portal and is due February 1, 2022.

Two recommendations are required, from the applicant's current English and math teachers. Recommendations are requested through the Admissions Portal. A Transcript Request Form is also available on the Admissions Portal. Current grades/reports, plus the grades/reports from the previous year are required. Due February 1.