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The City of Hyattsville: One of Washington's Premier Communities

  • Named by Washington Post Express (Oct. 2007) as one of metro area's four "hottest" affordable neighborhoods
  • One of Washingtonian Magazine's "Great Places to Live" three years in a row
  • More than $1 billion of quality new development currently underway
  • One of top five highest home-value appreciation rates in Washington over past five years
  • Still the most affordable safe neighborhood close to Washington
  • One of only two suburban municipalities with two Metrorail stations within its borders
  • One of the highest percentages of public green space of any metro jurisdiction (250 acres out of 1500 total)
  • Home to a National Historic District, a state-designated Arts District, and a state-designated Tourism Area
  • A full-service municipality with twice-weekly trash and recycling pickup, weekly yard waste pickup, leaf pickup, street cleaning, nationally accredited police force, community parades & festivals, new streets, etc.
  • Vibrant community/civic life as evidenced by non-profit newspaper, Hyattsville Life & Times; very active community listserv; one of the world's largest wiki sites, hyattsvillewiki.com; weekly community podcast, HyattsvilleHacks.com; energetic civic groups like Hyattsville Organization for a Positive Environment (HOPE) and Hyattsville Preservation Association; spirited City Council politics; a "front-porch community" where everyone knows and looks out for each other

     

 

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Of special interest to Catholic families:

  • Two Catholic parishes, each with its own school
  • Two Catholic home-schooling co-ops (lower/upper)
  • Montessori school that pioneered Catholic Montessori Catechism of the Good Shepherd
  • DeMatha Catholic High School (boys) & Elizabeth Seton H.S. (girls, in neighboring Bladensburg)
  • Close to St. Anselm's Abbey School in NE DC
  • Hyattsville Catholic Moms listserv
  • Daily Catholic mom's walks on Hyattsville's section of the American Discovery Trail
  • Weekly mom's spiritual group
  • Monthly mom's book club
  • Weekly neighborhood evening prayer/potluck
  • Catholic prayer, retreat and scripture study groups
  • Parish pro-life abortion clinic prayer ministry
  • Parish-sponsored Boys and Girls Scout troops and CYO athletics
  • Close to Basilica of the National Shrine
  • ARS, Catholic artists guild, headquartered here
  • Many professors and priests associated with nearby Catholic University of America live here

Hyattsville is that rare place where the growing Catholic community transcends the church campus and is a nurturing part of amost all facets of everyday life.  The kind of place where you can raise children to be in the world but not of it -- to be the saints of tomorrow.