Northern Virginia Private School

Admissions
- Admissions
- - Meet the Director
  - HS and College Attendance
- Westminster School seeks families who are looking for an outstanding educational program and an all-around experience that will help their child grow in character, confidence, and enthusiasm for learning and for life.
Academics & Specials
- ACADEMICS & SPECIALS
  - The Westminster Educational Approach
    
    Lower School, Grades K-2
    
    Middle School, Grades 3-5
    
    Upper School, Grades 6-8
- Westminster’s academic program is based on the belief that children between the ages of five and fourteen are naturally dominated by curiosity and enthusiasm for life, and want nothing so much as to understand the world around them, discover how they fit into it, and show what they can do.
About Us
- ABOUT US
  - Meet the Head of School
  - Mission & Philosophy
    
    Classical Education
    
    School Traditions
    
    School Community
    
    History of Westminster
- Westminster School is dedicated to providing a superior elementary and middle-school education whose fundamental goals for each child are a disciplined and well-informed mind, strength of character, dedication to learning, generosity of spirit, and joy in the possibilities of life. The school community represents a diverse body of learners who are engaged in a rigorous academic program, enriched by the arts, athletics, and extracurricular activities.
Preschool
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High School Attendance of Westminster School Graduates

The following is a list of local schools where three or more Westminster graduates have attended in the last ten years. Many Westminster students also choose to attend local public schools (other than TJHSST).

Those who do so usually enter into an Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate Program.

College Attendance of Westminster School Graduates

2006 - 2019

Westminster School is a Preschool-Grade 8 school. All of our graduates continue their education at either area private schools or in AP or IB programs in area public schools. After high school, on average, 93% of graduates report to Westminster their college destinations. The list below represents those reported since 2006.