National Presbyterian School

National Presbyterian School in Washington, DC is a co-ed preschool through 6th grade school that provides specialized support for students with ADD/ADHD and other learning differences. With an average class size of 13 students and 43% of faculty holding advanced degrees, the school offers individualized attention and tailored instruction that helps students with diverse learning needs thrive academically and socially.

The school's research-based curriculum emphasizes intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual growth, creating an inclusive environment where students with learning differences and behavioral challenges can develop confidence and belonging. Core values-based learning supports ethical decision-making and helps students practice social-emotional skills in a supportive setting. The school's focus on foundational learning and social-emotional development makes it an excellent fit for children who benefit from structured, nurturing educational experiences.

National Presbyterian School serves 309 students with 22% receiving financial aid, and tuition ranges from $19,482 to $42,443. The school has a strong track record of successful transitions to area middle and high schools, demonstrating that students with ADD/ADHD and other special needs graduate well-prepared for their next academic environment. Families seeking support for their child's learning differences will find a welcoming community that values diversity and individual growth.