As a day school, we do not provide housing or make residential arrangements for students. Because we see education as a partnership between school and family, students must live with at least one parent in order to attend BB&N.

No. Our expectation is that English is read and spoken fluently by all our students, and, consequently, we do not accept any testing of English as a non-primary language.

No. Because BB&N does not provide ESL support and students must be proficient with reading and writing English when enrolling, BB&N uses only English based admission assessments.

Yes, the Director of Enrollment Management can issue I-20 student visas.

While we feel strongly that students and their families should visit the campus of their child’s future school, we understand that traveling while the admission office is open is not always feasible. We are happy to set up Skype interviews for any students applying to our Middle and Upper Schools, but we do require in-person admission assessments for children applying to our Lower School since this evaluation includes a social component. Please contact the appropriate campus admission office to set up an appointment.