Welcome to website of the Maryland chapter of the Council for American Private Education - CAPE. Since its founding in 1971, CAPE has worked tirelessly to preserve and promote educational pluralism so that parents across America have a choice in the schooling of their children. By extension, Maryland CAPE has similarly served the citizens of Maryland, providing an educational resource and collective voice for Maryland's nonpublic school community.
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| Click on collage for full coverage of the 2018 Spring Breakfast |
| Click on collage for full coverage of the 2017 Fall Meeting |
| Click on image for coverage of the 2015 Spring Breakfast |
| 2014 Maryland CAPE Spring Breakfast |
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| (L-R) Dr. Lillian Lowery, Del. Jim Proctor, Mrs. Ruthy Wolman, and Rabbi Ariel Sadwin |
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| Maryland Education Leaders Gather for Annual Breakfast
On Thursday, May 15, the Maryland chapter of the Council for American Private Education (Maryland CAPE), held its annual Spring Breakfast, gathering the leaders of Maryland’s nonpublic schools and state education officials. The annual event, hosted this year at Forcey Christian School in Silver Spring, drew close to 100 educators and school leaders from across the spectrum of faith-based and independent schools. Please click here to read all about it.
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| Inaugural Fall Meeting Presents Government Program Workshop |
On Monday, October 7, 2013, the Maryland chapter of the Council for American Private Education (Maryland CAPE), held its inaugural Fall Meeting, gathering administrators from a large collection of the state's nonpublic schools, as well as Maryland state education officials. The event was hosted on the beautiful campus of the Annapolis Area Christian School (AACS), in its Kerr Center for the Arts.
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| Michelle Doyle delivering the keynote presentation |
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2013 Annual Spring Breakfast
Maryland Private Schools Welcome New State Superintendent; Present Education Award to State Senator
On Wednesday May 22, the Maryland chapter of the Council for American Private Education (Maryland CAPE), held its annual Spring Breakfast, gathering the leaders of Maryland’s nonpublic schools and state education officials...
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| Senator James "Ed" DeGrange and State Superintendent Dr. Lillian Lowery at the Maryland CAPE Breakfast (Photo Credit: Opa Parazzi) |
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Become a Member of Maryland CAPE Today
Maryland CAPE will keep your school community informed of relevant education issues and act as a tool for collective voice on both the state and national levels. Register to join Maryland CAPE today.
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