ADMISSIONS INFORMATION PACKET

for entrance into the

2015-2016 ACADEMIC YEAR

including

Application Procedures Scholarships & Financial Aid

Middle & Upper School Curriculum Athletics

Clubs & Activities College Acceptances and Matriculation, 2010-2014

Transportation Directions to Devon Prep

Conducted by the Piarist Fathers

Founded 1956

DEVON PREP AT A GLANCE

RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION: Roman Catholic, conducted by the Piarist Fathers

ENROLLMENT: 261 (2014-2015)

STUDENT/TEACHER RATIO: 8:1

STUDENTS PER CLASS: Ranges 2 to 25, Average is 15

TUITION (2014-2015): Upper School – $21,500; Middle School – $18,800

LOCATION: 20 acre campus in Devon, on Philadelphia’s Main Line. Devon Prep students hail from Delaware, Chester, Montgomery and Bucks counties, as well as parts of Philadelphia.

SAT SCORES OF GRADUATES (three year avg.): CR:631, M:635, WR:610 (1875 out of 2400 scale)

COLLEGE PLACEMENT: 100% accepted to four-year colleges

ACCREDITATION: Middle States Association

FACULTY: 32 total; 21 men; 11 women; 4 Piarist Fathers; 8 Alumni; 5 Alumni Parents

ALUMNI: More than 2,000 alumni living throughout the United States and in 16 countries worldwide. Devon Prep alumni have gone on to become attorneys, medical doctors, college professors, CEOs and CFOs, clergy, actors, artists and reporters. Some notable Devon Prep alumni include:

Matt Huenerfauth ’97 Assistant Professor, Computer Science, City University of New York (CUNY), Queens

College.

Rev. Gerard J. Olinger, C.S.C ’97 Vice President for Student Affairs and Assistant Professor of Political Science,

University of Portland

Mark Malseed ’93 Author of several books including The Google Story, and chief researcher for Bob

Woodward’s Plan of Attack and Bush at War.

Dr. Colin Phoon ’81 Director of Pediatric & Fetal Echocardiography, New York School of Medicine, NYU.

Dr. Richard Battafarano ’80 Chief, Division of Thoracic Surgery , Associate Professor of Surgery

University of Maryland Medical Center

Daniel L. Shields III ’80 United States Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam

Kevin Magee ’72 Executive Vice President, Fox News.

Dr. Anthony Coletta ’71 Local surgeon who pioneered laparoscopic surgery.

Robert Ambrogi ’67 Director of the American International School of Johannesburg; former Superintendent,

International School of Islamabad, Pakistan.

Frank M. Lesher ’66 Former Executive Vice President, Sony Electronics Corporation.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES: 18 AP’s offered (Available beginning with sophomore year in Upper School) Biology, Chemistry, Physics B, Physics C, Environmental Science, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Statistics, Language & Composition, Literature & Composition, European History, U.S. History, U.S. Government & Politics, Human Geography, French Language, German Language, Spanish Language and AP Java.

75% scoring “3” or better on AP Exams Class of 2015 (at the end of their junior year) – 17 AP Scholars with Distinction; 5 AP Scholars with Honor; 10 AP Scholars

Devon Prep is the only Pennsylvania High School recognized in the College Board's Advanced Placement Report to the Nation 2007 for Excellence in Performance and Participation in the AP Physics B Program.

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS: Nearly 20% of our graduates are named Finalists, Semifinalists, or Commended Students by the College Board in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. (Class of 2015: 3 Semifinalist and 8 commended students). A semifinalist represents less than one percent of the top High School seniors in the nation.

APPLICATION, SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID THE APPLICATION PROCESS The Admissions Office uses a rolling admissions policy. We carefully review each candidate's application in order to render a decision representing the best interests of both the candidate and the school. Each candidate must submit a completed application with the $50 application fee. The candidate’s current school must send official transcripts and recommendation forms to the Office of Admissions. In addition, we review each candidate's scores from our entrance exam, which is offered several times throughout the school year. We strongly recommend scheduling a day-long “shadow visit” at which time the applicant will be interviewed by a member of the Admissions Committee. It is the responsibility of the applicant and his family to ensure that all application materials, including official transcripts and recommendations, are submitted to the Office of Admissions. Transcripts and recommendations must be submitted directly to the Office of Admissions by the applicant’s current school. When the application process is complete, the family will be notified by mail of the Admissions Committee’s decision. Accepted candidates must submit a $1,000 deposit (non-refundable, but credited toward tuition) to reserve a place in the grade for which they have been accepted. SCHOLARSHIPS Each year, Devon Prep awards merit scholarships to applicants who have demonstrated academic achievement and who display potential for continued success. Top scorers on the entrance exam will be notified of their eligibility to qualify for a scholarship.* There are a number of merit scholarships for students, including: ●Rev. Ladislaus Magyar Scholarship - Honoring a Piarist Father who taught for 49 years. ●Martin J. Devine Scholarship - A memorial for the father of five Devon graduates. ●Kevin Flatley Scholarship - A memorial scholarship in honor of a former student. ●Martin W. Bowen Scholarship - A memorial scholarship for a former teacher. ●Rev. Stephen Bendik Scholarship - This scholarship was established as a memorial for a Piarist Father who taught

at all four of the Piarist schools in the United States. ●Stephen and Bernice Senye Scholarship Fund - An endowment established by the first headmaster of Devon Prep. ●Headmaster's Scholarships - Awarded each year by the Headmaster to students displaying leadership and

scholarship, characteristics of a Devon Prep student. *Notification of scholarship eligibility is NOT a notification of acceptance. A completed application (including recommendations and transcripts) must be submitted before an admission or scholarship decision can or will be made. FINANCIAL AID Those who wish to be considered for financial aid must submit their previous year’s tax return to Devon Prep and submit a completed Parents’ Financial Statement (PFS) to School & Student Services (SSS), administered by the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). Because resources are limited, we recommend applying for aid as early as possible. We begin reviewing financial applications as early as February of the school year prior to enrollment. For faster processing of your financial aid application, please apply online at sss.nais.org. Paper applications are available from Devon Prep upon request. TUITION, 2014-2015 ●$21,500 - Upper School Student ●$18,800 - Middle School Student

●Activity fees, field trips, books and other incidental expenses total approximately $1,600 per student. ●Van service for students beyond 10-mile coverage area is $2,000 round-trip and $1,200 for one-way service. (Please see Transportation section for more information.) ●Tuition for the 2015-2016 school year will be announced in early 2015.

PAYMENT OPTIONS There are several payment options available, including semester, quarterly and monthly plans. There is an additional fee if the quarterly or monthly plans are selected. Please contact the Business Office to discuss the plan that is best suited to meet your needs.

MIDDLE & UPPER SCHOOL CURRICULUM Middle School Our curriculum for grades 6, 7 and 8 focuses on Devon Prep's statement of philosophy and on teaching the skills and content necessary for success in the Upper School. The Middle School has classrooms located in Calasanctius Hall and St. Anthony Hall, and also uses the Gymnasium, Music Room, and Chapel. Care is taken to develop a Middle School Community, but there are also times when Upper School and Middle School students share learning experiences. The Middle School core curriculum establishes the foundation for the continuum of study leading to graduation from the Devon Prep Upper School. Upper School The curriculum will prepare every student for college level studies. Graduation requirements include four years of English, Mathematics, Science, Physical Education and Religion; three years of a Modern Foreign Language and Social Science; and two years of Latin and Computer Science. Electives (*) are available in the senior year of Upper School when students have completed most of their requirements. Advanced Placement (A.P.) courses fulfill graduation requirements and provide the opportunity to earn college credit. Each class meets at a different time each day. Students enjoy a varying schedule, rather than a repeating daily routine. Small class sizes allow for ample student-teacher interaction during class.

GRADE 6 Religion Old Testament English Reading Comprehension, Literary Analysis and Composition Skills Social Sciences U. S History I Mathematics Pre-Algebra Science Interactive Life Science Computer Science Keyboard Skills and MSN Office 2010 Music General Music Fine Arts Studio Art Health Health I Physical Education PE

GRADE 7 Religion Jesus and the New Testament English Reading Comprehension, Literary Analysis and Composition Skills Social Sciences U. S. History II and Geography I Mathematics Algebra I Science Physical Science I Languages Latin I Computer Science Graphic Design using MSN Publisher 2010 Music General Music Fine Arts Studio Art Physical Education PE

GRADE 8 Religion Sacraments and Worship English Reading Comprehension, Literary Analysis and Composition Skills Social Sciences US History III and Geography II Mathematics Geometry Science Physical Science II Languages Latin II or Language Arts Seminar (for 8th grade transfer students) Computer Science Web Page Design Using HTML and JavaScript Music General Music Health Health II Physical Education PE GRADE 9 Religion Into to the Bible and Survey of the Catholic Faith English Literature & Composition Social Science World Cultures Mathematics Algebra I, Geometry or Algebra II Science Biology

Languages Latin I or III, and French I, or German I, or Spanish I or II Computer Science/Fine Arts (elective choice) Computer Concepts or Studio Art Public Speaking Public Speaking I Study Skills Health Health III Physical Education PE GRADE 10 Religion History of the Catholic Church English British Literature & Composition Social Science Modern Europe or AP European History, and AP Geography for students who have completed their Latin sequence Mathematics Geometry, Algebra II or Pre-Calculus Science Human Anatomy & Physiology, or AP Biology Foreign Language Latin II (for students who transferred in 9th grade) and French II or German II or Spanish II or III Physical Education PE

GRADE 11 Religion Catholic Morality English American Literature & Composition AP Language & Composition Social Science US History AP US History Mathematics Algebra II Pre-Calculus AP Calculus AB Science Physics AP Physics B Foreign Language French III German III Spanish III or AP Spanish Computer Science Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic 6 and Visual Basic 10 Physical Education PE GRADE 12 Religion Catholic Apologetics & Catholic Christian Lifestyles English College Level World Literature AP Literature & Composition Classical Literature in Translation Public Speaking Screenwriting Journalism

Mathematics Accounting Pre-Calculus AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Statistics Social Science AP US Government & Politics Science Chemistry AP Chemistry AP Physics C AP Environmental Science Foreign Language AP French, German, Spanish Italian I Computer Science AP Java Physical Education PE

Field Education Each class takes a 4-7 day trip, combining educational experiences with lessons in group dynamics.

Grade 6 New York City, NY

Grade 7 Washington, DC

Grade 8 Boston, MA

Grade 9 Gettysburg, PA & Baltimore, MD

Grade 10 Richmond, VA

Grade 11 Williamsburg, VA

Grade 12 Naples, FL

COLLEGE PLANNING & PLACEMENT The College Counseling Program begins in high school when the director meets with students and parents to discuss trends in grades and extracurricular activities. Freshman students will take the PSAT, the first of three times, and begin working on their activities resume. Students begin meeting with college representatives in the fall of their junior year. In the spring they attend an information session with their parents on the college selection process, standardized testing programs and the application process. Students will also hold personal interviews with the director who will review their essay, guide the search process, and prepare them for the college admission interview. In senior year, students meet with the director to review applications. Throughout the high school years, students and parents are invited to a variety of presentations from experts in their field, ranging from college interviewing, college funding to the “Letting Go” process. The College Counseling Program has enjoyed considerable success. 100% of our graduates continue their education at a four-year institution of higher learning.

TRANSPORTATION If any part of your school district is within ten driving miles of Devon Prep, your school district will provide transportation for you. The following school districts provide transportation to Devon Prep students:

Great Valley Haverford Lower Merion Marple-Newtown Methacton

For students living beyond the ten-mile limit, Devon Prep provides bus and van service for an additional charge ($2,000 round-trip; $1,200 one-way). Students living in the following areas have taken advantage of Devon Prep's bus service: Chester Springs Drexel Hill Lansdowne Collegeville Glenmoore Upper Darby Downingtown Jeffersonville

Norristown Phoenixville Radnor Rose-Tree Media Springfield

Springford Tredyffrin Easttown Upper Merion West Chester

ATHLETICS The Devon Prep Athletic Department seeks to develop loyalty, sportsmanship, perseverance and leadership in each of our students. We encourage students to participate in athletics, granting each student the opportunity to continue playing his favorite sport or to try something new. One of the great benefits of a small school such as Devon Prep is the opportunity for students to compete at a high level. Relative to many of their peers at larger schools, Devon students enjoy an excellent opportunity to compete at the varsity level on a regular basis.

Mascot: THE TIDE Colors: BLUE & GOLD

Middle School Soccer and Basketball compete in the Catholic Academy League, while Middle School Baseball competes in the CYO League. The Upper School competes in the Bicentennial League (PIAA) in Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Tennis, Track & Field and Soccer. Devon Prep sponsors a co-operative Lacrosse program with Delaware County Christian School. We will also field freshman teams in Basketball and Soccer if participation warrants.

Bicentennial League Members

Bristol High School Holy Ghost Preparatory School Calvary Christian Academy Jenkintown High School Christopher Dock Mennonite High School Lower Moreland High School Church Farm School Mast Community Charter School Delaware County Christian School Morrisville High School Devon Preparatory School New Hope-Solebury High School Faith Christian School Phil-Mont Christian Academy Girard College High School Plumstead Christian High School

In recent years, our athletic teams have won, State and numerous League and District championships:

2013-14 State Championship in Baseball

2013-14 District Championship in Baseball

2013-14 Bicentennial League President’s Division Championship in Soccer

2012-13 Bicentennial League President’s Division Championship in Soccer

2011-12 District Championship in Basketball

2010-11 Bicentennial League Championship in Baseball

2010-11 District Championship in Basketball

2009-10 District Championship in Baseball

2006-07 District Championship in Cross Country

2006-07 SCCL Division Championship in Cross Country

2005-06 SCCL Divisional Championships in Golf, Basketball, Track, Cross Country

2005-06 District Championship in Cross Country

2004-05 SCCL Divisional Championships in Golf, Basketball, Soccer

2004-05 District Championship in Cross Country

2004-05 League Championship in Cross Country

CLUBS & ACTIVITIES

We want you to get involved. You could stay with your favorite activity, or maybe you'll want to try something new. Even if you've never written for a newspaper, or if you've never built a solar-powered car, you have many opportunities at Devon Prep. Students with differing interests work together, achieve together and grow together. They learn about each other and they learn about themselves

Academic Challenge Team Academically skilled students

compete against their peers, answering questions about

literature, fine arts, history, current events, science and

mathematics.

Art Club The Art Club provides an opportunity for its

members to advance in the knowledge and practice of art.

Members of the Art Club meet regularly for the purpose of

developing their skills and learning to work with various

media. The Art Club is open to all students, including those

who are not enrolled in art classes.

Campus Ministry Promotes and supports the religious life of

our students, faculty and staff through Catholic Christian

religious activities.

Chess Club Upper School and Middle School students learn

and play the classic strategy game. Members compete in

local area competitions against other schools.

Christian Action Program This group is a student-run,

community and volunteer service program. Annual events

include “Up For A Cause” – where over $30K was raised for

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Thanksgiving Food

Drive – where more than 5,000 cans of food were collected

for the needy in Philadelphia. Giving Tree Program – more

than 200 presents delivered to the needy in Philadelphia,

Christmas Party of the handicapped residents of St. Edmund’s

Home and a Red Cross Blood Drive.

Computer Club This club is open to all students who would

like a chance to improve their computer skills. Members are

provided hands-on training and advanced theory through

projects benefiting Devon Prep and the community.

Drama Club The annual school play offers participation in all

areas of dramatics: production, acting, lighting, scene

construction, management, etc. Guest actresses from local

schools participate in this production, as well as Music

Society productions.

Journalism Devon Prep students design and write the

yearbook, The Calasanctian and the student newspaper,

The Devon Dialogue. The Middle and Upper Schools produce

literary magazines. These outlets give students the

opportunity to learn the editorial functions of layout,

typesetting and proofreading.

Math Counts Challenging the mathematical minds in our

Middle School, this club prepares students in grades 7 and 8

for the annual Math Counts competition against area schools.

Mock Trial Students prepare for and participate in the

annual Mock Trial competition.

Model U.N. This club promotes cultural awareness at

Devon, and prepares for a Model U.N. competition in

Hershey, PA each year.

Music Society The Devon Prep Music Society includes the

Devon Prep Jazz Band, the Devon Prep Choral Tide, the Devon

Prep Choral Reef and the cast of Devon Prep Broadway

musicals. These groups give students the opportunity to

express themselves artistically and to develop poise, self-

esteem, and teamwork skills.

National Honor Society Selected by the faculty on the basis

of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, members

offer student tutoring services. The Middle School has a

Junior National Honor Society.

Pro-Life Club Groups of students gather to attend local and

national Pro-Life rallies such as the National Life Chain and

the annual March for Life in Washington.

Science Olympiad This is a competitive program for Upper

and Middle School students who are enthusiastic about

science. Event topics include all the science content areas

along with basic engineering principles.

Solar Car Team From design to fabrication, the Solar Car

Team builds an actual solar-powered vehicle to compete in

The National Solar Car Competition at the Texas Motor

Speedway in Dallas each summer. In its second year

(summer 2012), the team took second place in this national

high school competition.

Student Council Elected leaders in all grades play a

prominent role in the day-to-day life of the student body,

mediating between administration, faculty and student body.

The group administers most student activities. The revenues

generated from activities, basketball games, formals and

Middle School dances provide the necessary funds for the

activities budget.

COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES AND MATRICULATIONS CLASSES of 2010-2014 Albright College*

Adelphi University* Alvernia College American University Amherst College Arcadia University Assumption College* Auburn University* Babson College* Baylor University Binghamton University* Bloomsburg University Boston College Boston University* Bowdoin College Bucknell University* Cabrini College* Carnegie Mellon University Case Western Reserve University* Catholic University of America* Clemson University* Coastal Carolina University College of Charleston College of the Holy Cross* College of William & Mary Columbia University Concordia University Cooper Union* Cornell University* Dartmouth College* DePaul University DeSales University* Dickinson College Drexel University* Duke University Duquesne University* East Carolina University East Stroudsburg University Eckard College Elizabethtown College* Elon University* Fairfield University Florida Institute of Technology Fordham University* Franciscan University* Franklin & Marshall College* Furman college George Mason University George Washington University* Georgetown University* Georgia Tech Gettysburg College* Goucher College Green Mountain College* Grove City College* Hamilton College* Hartwick College* Harvard University Haverford College High Point University* Hillsdale College Hobart College Hofstra University

Illinois Institute of Technology

Immaculata University* Indiana University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Ithaca College James Madison University* Johns Hopkins University Juniata College* King’s College Kutztown University Lafayette College* LaSalle University* Lebanon Valley College Lehigh University* LeMoyne College Loyola University - Maryland* Loyola University – New Orleans* Loyola Marymount University Lynchburg College Marist College* Marquette University Massachusetts Institute of Technology McDaniel University McGill University* Merrimack College Messiah College Millersville University* Monmouth University Morehouse College Mount St. Mary’s University Muhlenberg College Neumann University* New York University North Carolina State University Northeastern University* Old Dominion University Olin College of Engineering* Penn State University* Pepperdine University Philadelphia University Princeton University* Providence College* Purdue University Quinnipiac University Rensselear Polytechnic Institute Rice University* Rider University Roanoke College Robert Morris College Rochester Institute of Technology* Rosemont College Seton Hall University* Shippensburg University Southern Methodist University St. Andrews University St. Bonaventure University St. Francis University* St. John’s University St. Joseph’s University*

St. Peter’s College Stevens Institute of Technology Stevenson University Stonehill College Stony Brook University Suffolk University

Susquehanna University* Syracuse University Temple University* Texas Christian University Trinity College* Tufts University United States Military Academy* United States Naval Academy University of California – Davis University of California – Santa Barbara Unity College University of Alaska University of Akron University of Chicago University of Cincinnati University of Connecticut University of Dallas* University of Dayton University of Delaware* University of Denver University of Illinois - Urbana University of LaVerne* University of Maine University of Maryland University of Massachusetts University of Miami University of New Hampshire University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill* University of North Carolina– Wilmington* University of Notre Dame* University of Pennsylvania* University of Pittsburgh* University of Redlands University of Richmond University of Rochester University of the Sciences University of Scranton* University of South Carolina* University of Southern California University of Tampa University of Virginia* University of Wisconsin-Madison Ursinus College Vanderbilt University* Vassar College Villanova University* Virginia Tech* Wake Forest University* Washington & Jefferson College Washington & Lee University Washington College* West Chester University* West Virginia University* Wheaton College Wheeling Jesuit University Widener University* Williams College* Worcester Polytechnic Institute Xavier University* York College of Pennsylvania

*Indicates a DP Alumnus is currently enrolled.

PHILOSOPHY AND MISSION OF DEVON PREPARATORY SCHOOL

Devon Preparatory School is a private Roman Catholic college preparatory school, owned and conducted by the Piarist fathers, for young men in grades six through twelve. The Piarist Order, founded over four centuries ago by St. Joseph Calasanctius, is dedicated to the education of youth. The Devon Prep community of Piarists, lay teachers, administrators, staff, parents, alumni, and friends is committed to the intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual development of all its students. Small classes and a focused liberal arts curriculum encourage intellectual curiosity and creativity on the part of the students in their search for Truth through the pursuit of knowledge. A diverse extracurricular program promotes social growth and nurtures leadership, individual skills, and personal interests. Devon Prep’s safe and supportive atmosphere provides an environment in which students can confidently excel academically within a Christian culture which fosters a love of God, a positive self-image, and a respect for others. Guided by the tradition of a Piarist education rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ, Devon Prep graduates are prepared to be responsible, compassionate leaders who serve God by providing service to humanity.

HISTORY OF THE PIARIST ORDER

St. Joseph Calasanctius (the Latinized version of his original name, Calasanz), the founder of the Piarist Order, was born in Peralta de la Sal, Spain, in 1556. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1583, and nine years later he moved to Rome. St. Joseph was very moved by the intellectual and moral misery of the poor children of Rome. Therefore, with the permission of Pope Clement VIII, he opened a free school for them at St. Dorothy's Church in 1597. This school, which was open to every child regardless of religion, is believed to be the world's first modern elementary school.

On March 25, 1617, with the permission of Pope Paul V, St. Joseph Calasanctius and fourteen other men became the first members of a new religious congregation. On November 18, 1621, Pope Gregory XV raised this congregation to the rank of a religious order, calling it the Order of the Pious Schools (in short, the Piarists.) The abbreviation "Sch.P." following the name of a Piarist means Scholarum Piarum (“of the Pious Schools”).

The Piarists profess the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. In addition, according to the wishes of St. Joseph, members of the Order also profess a fourth vow to dedicate their lives to the education of the young.

St. Joseph Calasanctius died on August 25, 1648, at St. Pantaleo's Church in Rome, where his body is still buried. Pope Clement XIII declared him a saint in 1767; in 1948, Pope Pius XII named him Patron of Christian Schools. During the lifetime of St. Joseph Calasanctius, the Piarists began to grow in numbers and in schools.

Today, more than 1400 Piarists work in 220 communities in 31 countries, including the United States, Argentina, Austria, Bolivia, Brazil, Cameroon, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, England, Equatorial Guinea, France, Gabon, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Ivory Coast, Japan, Mexico, Nicaragua, Poland, Romania, Russia, Senegal, Spain, and Venezuela. Over 115,000 students attend Piarist schools in these countries.

Devon Preparatory School admits students of any race, color, or national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school, and does not discriminate on the basis of religion, race, color, or national or ethnic origin in administration of our educational policies, scholarship programs, athletic or other school administered programs.

DIRECTIONS TO DEVON PREP

From King of Prussia: Route 202 is accessible from Route 422 or I-76 (Schuylkill Expwy.). Take Route 202 south to the Devon Exit. At the end of the ramp, turn left onto North Valley Forge Road. See "from Route 202" below. From West Chester, Exton, or Downingtown: Take Route 202 north to the exit-marked South Valley Forge Road. At the end of the ramp, turn right onto North Valley Forge Road. See "from route 202" below. From Newtown Square: Take Route 252 north to Route 30. Take Route 30 east to the light at Waterloo Road and turn left. Landmarks include Cumberland Farms, a Gulf Station, and TD Bank. See "from route 30" below. From Villanova: Take Route 30 west. Pass the Devon Horse Show Grounds (on left), and turn right at the light onto Waterloo Road. See "from route 30" below. From Berwyn, Paoli, & Malvern: Take Route 30 east to the light at Waterloo Road and turn left. Landmarks at the intersection include Cumberland Farms, a Gulf station, and TD Bank. See "from Route 30" below. From I-476 (Blue Route): Take Exit 13 (St. David's, Villanova). Take Route 30 west. Pass the Devon Horse Show Grounds (on left), and turn right at the light onto Waterloo Road. See "from Route 30" below. From Route 202: Follow North Valley Forge Road over a bridge. Beyond bridge, bear left, continuing uphill on North Valley Forge Road. Devon Prep is on the left one mile ahead. From Route 30: Take Waterloo Road and after passing under the train trestle bear right onto Station Ave. At the first traffic light, cross the intersection taking the left fork, which is North Valley Forge Road. Devon Prep is just ahead on the right.