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Visiting Barstow

List of 3 frequently asked questions.

  • Open House

    An admission open house gives you an overview of everything Barstow offers.

    You can meet faculty, take a tour, see classroom learning and explore each division and extracurricular offerings. Guided by our division heads, these visits are a perfect entry point into the Barstow community.

  • School Tour

    During your  tour, you have one-on-one time with a member of our admission team so you can ask questions that are focused on finding the right fit for your child. Your tour and personal appointment will last about an hour and are usually scheduled on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

    Call 816-277-0301 to schedule your tour. An admission application is required.
  • Shadow Days

    Students who have submitted an application to Barstow may shadow a current Barstow student to experience campus life in and outside of the classroom. These visits are scheduled through our admission office.

    2024–2025 Shadow Days

    Applicants for middle & upper school on Mondays:
    • Sept. 30
    • Oct. 21 or 28
    • Nov. 4 or 18
    • Dec. 9
    • Jan. 13 or 27, 2025
    • Feb. 3, 10 or 24, 2025
    • March 3 or 10, 2025
    • April 7, 14 or 21, 2025
    Applicants through grade 6 on Wednesdays:
    • Jan. 8 or 22, 2025
    • Feb. 5, 12 or 26, 2025
    • March 5, 2025
    • April 2, 16 or 23, 2025

Admission Information

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  • Admission Philosophy

    The Barstow School is a community of learners where adults and children of all ages come together in a mutually supportive, trusting environment that nurtures intellectual, physical, emotional and moral growth.
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  • Notice of Nondidcriminatory Policy for Students

    The Barstow School admits students of any race, religion, national or ethnic origin with all the rights, privileges, programs and activities accorded or made available to all students. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, disability or any other characteristic protected by the law in the administration of its educational and admission policies, financial aid policies, scholarship and loan programs or athletic and other school-administered programs.