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We invite you to visit The Madeira School’s campus in McLean, Virginia, just twelve miles from Washington, D.C.
Take the Virtual TourWelcome to Girls First! This experiential program is crafted for girls in seventh through eleventh grade. The program offers girls an opportunity to supplement their school-year studies with dynamic classroom work, and girls can be either a day or resident student. Spaces still available -- Register by June 1!
The professional instructors at Girls First! mix personalized academic endeavors with social activities, games, and field trips using Madeira’s 376-acre campus overlooking the Potomac River and its close proximity to Washington, D.C.
Not only do young women who attend Girls First! interact with successful professionals in their chosen fields, they also form friendships with girls from across the US and the world. For all the academic instruction, structured and unstructured activities, and camaraderie our staff provides, the heart of the Girls First! experience is the amazing opportunity for growth provided by the girls themselves. In class talented young women are appreciated and challenged by a like-minded, friendly, diverse peer group. Outside of the classroom, girls make meaningful and enduring connections while participating in guided activities and spending free time with new friends. Girls First! is an invaluable chance for young women to experience a new place, develop close friendships, and learn from committed mentors.
Girls First! 2013 will run from Saturday, June 22 through Wednesday, July 3.
Questions please call us at 703-556-8323 or email us.
Saturday, June 22
Wednesday, July 3, after the student showcase (for day students)
or Thursday morning, July 4 (for residential students)
Learn about course offerings.
Day student $1,695 (includes ropes course)
Resident student $2,495 (includes Kennedy Center trip & ropes course)
We invite you to visit The Madeira School’s campus in McLean, Virginia, just twelve miles from Washington, D.C.
Take the Virtual Tour
Find out what the staff of Girl's First! is learning and implementing at camp in the Girls First! blog: Helping girls grow.
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