Visit the Private School

A COVID-19 Update from our Admission Office

One of the best ways to show families and students that they belong at Foxcroft is through an in-person visit to campus. Recent updates to our visit policy have made this feasible once again! It is with great excitement that we formally invite you to join us on-campus for an in-person visit and walking tour. In order to schedule your tour, please note that we require visitors to schedule their visit in advance and for all guests to come equipped with face coverings. Please contact us at admission@foxcroft.org or at 540.687.4340 to arrange your visit today.

If you are comfortable with doing so, we would certainly love to host you for your Foxcroft campus visit, but we are also very mindful that it may not be possible for all interested families to join us in-person. Present circumstances have called for creativity and flexibility from all of us to ensure an excellent “visit” experience for those that cannot come to campus, so please feel free to consider our Virtual Visit Experience as a wonderful alternative. Click “Schedule a Visit” in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen to register for an upcoming one-hour daily visit offering that includes a student-guided campus tour, Foxcroft overview, and insights from faculty, students, and other community members. Morning and afternoon sessions are available each day of the week!

We are excited for you to learn more about how Foxcroft School will support and nurture your daughter through her educational journey.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

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Ken LaBate

Director of Admission and Enrollment

540.687.4344

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Ken serves as the leader of the admission and enrollment department. Ken and his family moved from Maine to Middleburg in June of 2019 to join the Foxcroft community. He graduated from Drexel University with a B.S. in Psychology and an M.S. in Sports Management, and has extensive enrollment management experience from a 15-year career in college admissions. A fun fact is that Ken is fluent in Japanese!
Julia Fellows

Assistant Director of Admission

540.687.4341

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Julia Fellows joins Foxcroft as our Assistant Director of Admission. Experienced in both university and non-profit settings, most recently Julia worked for George Mason University Admissions where she executed yield events, curated marketing content, and engaged with students and stakeholders. Julia holds a B.A. in Public Health Studies with a socio-cultural concentration, as well as a minor in Health and Wellness Studies from Elon University. Additionally, she has worked for United Way Worldwide and International Justice Mission, which affirmed her interests in intercultural competency, health literacy, and emotional intelligence. Passionate about relationship-building, Julia works to put "mens sana in corpore sano; a healthy mind in a healthy body" to practice. She enjoys hiking, thrifting, and visiting outdoor markets and coffee shops with her husband.
Krystyna Martin

Associate Director of Admission for Access and Inclusion

540.687.4342

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Ms. Martin brings a unique combination of experience and skills that make her a wonderful match for this role. She is currently a College Counselor with Democracy Prep Charter Schools in Camden, NJ. In her work, she guides first-generation and low-income high school students in the college process, which includes partnering with support networks and families for success. Ms. Martin is no stranger to the transformative experience of all-girls education. Prior to her position at Democracy Prep, she was a Senior Admissions Counselor at Salem College, an all-women’s college and her alma mater. She traveled extensively for recruitment, cultivated relationships with access organizations, and developed a first-generation student orientation program among many other responsibilities. As a student at Salem College, she earned a B.A. in Sociology and a B.A. in Women’s Studies with an Advocacy concentration. Ms. Martin and her fiancé Dylan are excited to be moving to campus, and she is looking forward to building relationships with families and creating a strong culture and community.