Summer Program Application & Admissions

Applying to the Baltimore Lab School Summer Program is designed to be clear, supportive, and transparent. The goal of the admissions process is to ensure that each student is a good fit for Baltimore Lab School’s small-group, arts-integrated learning environment and will benefit from the academic and experiential supports offered during the program.

The Summer Program is open to rising grades 1–12 students who would benefit from structured academic support, hands-on learning, and confidence-building experiences. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and families are encouraged to apply early, as space is limited.

How to Apply

Families can access the Summer Program application online and submit all required materials electronically. Once an application is complete, the admissions team reviews the materials and determines appropriate program placement.

Summer Admissions:
Online Application

Questions or Assistance: 
summer@baltimorelabschool.org

Application Checklist

To complete a Summer Program application, families should be prepared to submit the following documentation.

Required:

• Completed Summer Program online application
• A cognitive evaluation report (completed within the past three years)
• A strengths and needs profile or teacher input
• A recent progress report or report card
• $50 application fee

If applicable:

• IEP or 504 Plan
• Speech/language evaluation
• Occupational therapy evaluation
   
  These materials help the admissions team understand each student’s learning profile and ensure appropriate placement and support.
   

Placement & Next Steps

Once application materials are reviewed and a student is accepted, families receive confirmation of placement along with tuition and enrollment details. The admissions director is available throughout the process to answer questions and support families as they prepare for the summer.

Baltimore Lab School’s Summer Program admissions process reflects the school’s overall philosophy: thoughtful placement, individualized support, and a commitment to helping each student thrive.