Did you know... William Barnes

Did you know... The Maryland General Assembly chartered the town of Barnesville in 1811 and named it in honor of its earliest settler, Williams Barnes. In its early years, the village developed as a regional center for industry and commerce, with two taverns, a blacksmith shop, and a resident physician. It is believed the Barnes ancestors were of English origin, having at one point resided in the northern part of England, and that the name was originally Bairnes." 
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  • Cross-Curricular Approach

    Our teaching encourages students to explore how subjects relate to one another, helping them to make connections that spark inquiry and deepen understanding.

  • Skilled, Creative Teachers

    Barnesville teachers have the freedom to tailor instruction based on individual learning styles to engage and challenge each child.

  • Collaborative Culture

    We cultivate an environment of respect where students encourage and inspire each other and gain confidence in the value of their own unique voice.

  • Ideal Setting

    Our beautiful 30-acre campus in Montgomery County’s Agricultural Reserve is our extended classroom, enabling us to integrate nature into everyday learning.

  • World Citizens

    Barnesville’s strong interdisciplinary foundation prepares students for success in an increasingly diverse and interconnected world.

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Barnesville School

21830 Peach Tree Road
PO Box 404
Barnesville, MD 20838
p: 301.972.0341
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