Angola |
China |
Gambia |
Ivory Coast |
Nevis |
South Africa |
Anguilla |
Costa Rica |
Germany |
Jamaica |
Nigeria |
Spain |
Bahamas |
Dominican Rep. |
Ghana |
Japan |
Pakistan |
Sudan |
Barbados |
Ecuador |
Grenada |
Kenya |
Panama |
Taiwan |
Benin |
Egypt |
Guatemala |
Korea |
Peru |
Thailand |
Brazil |
El Salvador |
Guinea |
Liberia |
Philippines |
Togo |
Burkina Faso |
England |
Guyana |
Mali |
Puerto Rico |
Trinidad/Tobago |
Cameroon |
Eretria |
Haiti |
Martinique |
St. Thomas |
United States |
Cape Verde |
Ethiopia |
Honduras |
Mexico |
Sierra Leon |
Venezuela |
Chad |
Ireland |
Senegal |
Viet Nam |
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Bridges students have continued their academic success in other private and selected programs in local public high schools and later in the institutions as listed below:
High Schools
Private – Burke-Carroll-DeMatha-G’town Day-Gonzaga-Heights- Piney Woods-Queen Anne- Sankofa-Seton-Sidwell-Stone Ridge-Ujamaa-St. Albans-Heights
DCPS – Banneker-Cardozo-Coolidge-Dunbar-Ellington-Roosevelt-Sch. W/out Walls-Wilson- Woodson, Edison Friendship, Hyde Leadership, Eastern, Chavez
PG County – DuVal-Roosevelt-Northwestern-Crossland-Oxon Hill-Bowie-Douglass-Flowers
Montgomery County – Kennedy, Paint Branch, Blair, Blake
Fairfax County – Potomac
Colleges and Universities
Howard, Morehouse, Xavier, Florida A & M, Salisbury State, Pitt, UDC Bowie, Maryland, Hampton, Delaware St., Norfolk, Cheyney, Rensselaer, Delaware, Frostburg, A & T Vanderbilt, Arcadia, U. Delaware, Macalester, Temple, Kentucky St., Yale, Harvard, Trinity, Lehigh Princeton, Rutgers, UNC Central/Chapel Hill, Tuskegee, Johnson & Whales