Frequently Asked Questions

St. Martin's is fully accredited by AIMS (Association of Maryland Schools), the governing body of 120 independent schools in Maryland and DC.

St. Martin's also has been a member of the National Association of Episcopal Schools since its inception. This puts St. Martin's in the company of more than 1,200 schools around the world whose Episcopal identities foster a welcoming faith tradition that celebrates inclusion and diversity, as well as commitment to academic excellence and service.

Beginning in mid-October for the following school year, applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, subject to availability.

Families may apply for Tuition Assistance through our partnership with School and Student Services (SSS) of National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS).  Visit our Tuition and Tuition Assistance page for more information.

We currently serve approximately 234 students from Anne Arundel County and beyond.

Preschool classes have between 14-16 students, with a teacher and an assistant in every classroom. Lower School classes have 16 students. Middle School classes have 18 students, with the exception of math, which is divided into two smaller sections in 7^th & 8^th grades.

Lower and Middle School students (Grades K-8) begin their day at 8:30 am. Dismissal is at 3:30 pm.

The Preschool day begins at 8:45 am. Half-day students dismiss at 12:45 pm and full-day students dismiss at 3:00 pm.

Beginning in 2027-28, half-day Preschool students will dismiss at 12:00 pm.

The Mustang Club, our before- and after-school care program, is available to all students on a prepaid, reservation-only basis. Students in Grades K-8 may drop in with advanced notice. Click here for additional details including registrations forms and reservations.

We are proud to share that 100% of our graduates have been accepted to their first choice high school. Some of our most recent acceptances include Archbishop Spalding, Mount St. Joseph, St. Mary's, Key School, Gunston, Friends, Indian Creek, Maryvale, Notre Dame Preparatory School, and Severn School. Graduates also choose to attend Severna Park High School and other public high schools.