✓ Maryland BOOST Scholarship Grades PreK-8 63 students 15.8 students per teacher Seventh-Day Adventist Co-ed
Seventh-day Adventist schools in Baltimore, MD
3 in Baltimore or within 12 miles. 1 is on the state’s BOOST list. Schools that gave Seventh-day Adventist as their religious affiliation in the 2023-24 federal survey.
Affiliation, co-ed or single-sex, association membership and the share of graduates going on to a 4-year college come from the 2023-24 federal Private School Universe survey.
Grades PreK-8 19 students 6.3 students per teacher Seventh-Day Adventist Co-ed
Grades PreK-6 24 students 5.5 students per teacher Seventh-Day Adventist Co-ed
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What Maryland pays
Maryland BOOST Scholarship Scholarship
$1,200 to $4,750 in 2025-26, plus $3,000 for high school students These are 2025-26 amounts. The advisory board sets new amounts each summer and had not posted 2026-27 figures in writing when we checked. The larger awards go to students coming from public school on free meals. Students receiving special education services got an extra award equal to their base award.
Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 1, 2026. Sources and how to apply
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