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Winston Prep is a co-ed day school with campuses in New York City and Norwalk, CT. We offer an individualized education for 6th through 12th grade students with learning differences such as dyslexia, nonverbal learning disabilities, expressive or receptive language disorders and attention deficit problems.

The NSHA was founded to provide its students with a religious Jewish education based on the Torah received at MT. Sinai. Its purpose is to serve Jewish children by guiding them toward an observant Jewish life and encouraging them to continue to study Jewish and general studies at Torah institutions for higher learning. The Academy has as its goals to develop in its students a world-view in accordance with the Torah and to cultivate positive attitudes to Judaic values and identification with the Torah way of life.Imbue its students with love for Torat Israel, the Nation of Israel and the Land of Israel.

Rooted in the Dominican tradition, St. Agnes Academy provides a Catholic college preparatory education that encourages young women to develop intellectual curiosity, to work for social justice and to act with integrity and compassion.

Palmetto Bay Academy provides a top quality educational alternative for secondary students who desire a small, nurturing environment. Our program has a proven record of success with students who aren't reaching their full potential in traditional public or private schools. We offer rigorous academics in a socially and emotionally supportive setting. All levels of instruction are available, from remedial to Advanced Placement. Our goal is to help students develop the values, motivation, and self-reliance that will successfully prepare them for the future.

Holy Trinity High School is an inclusive, Catholic high school that recognizes each student's unique spirit and challenges all students to realize their full potential. Students receive individualized attention, a challenging academic curriculum, and strong moral guidance and support. This disciplined and caring learning environment transforms the hearts & minds of our students, and results in the realization of their goals and ambitions, including college acceptance. Our Holy Cross education is made affordable through a substantial financial assistance program and scholarships provided by our generous benefactors.

Holmstead students between the ages of 13 and 18 possess high intellectual potential but have been unable to achieve successfully in traditional school settings. The Holmstead School provides an educational and therapeutic milieu, which emphasizes innovative and flexible education for bright adolescents who need to be challenged in order to change their motivation and performance. Students at Holmstead who are finding both academic success and behavioral growth are encouraged to remain in the program through their senior year.

Morris Catholic High School is a coeducational college preparatory school, founded in 1957 as a regional high school of the Diocese of Paterson. The school enrolls approximately 500 students, grades 9 through 12. The student body is comprised of Catholic and non-Catholic students from 55 nearby communities of northwest New Jersey.The school’s environment is rich with tradition, spirituality, respect and warmth. Visitors often comment on their feeling welcomed and comfortable in our school. This sense of welcome and acceptance, coupled with a healthy awareness of order, make MCHS an ideal placement for the college-prep high school student.

Founded in 1972, The Steward School serves boys and girls in Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12 Our mission is prepare students for college and for life in a community defined by robust academics, inspiration, engagement, and care 600 students Target class size of 17 Student to faculty ratio of 8:1 25% diversity with 10 countries represented 37 acre campus with six academic buildings, two gyms, eight tennis courts, and four athletic fields One of only six schools in the United States with an innovation lab Interscholastic Athletics: Grades 6-12, 37 Teams in 12 Sports $1.5 million given in financial aid each year Steward offers a college-preparatory curriculum, small classes, individual attention, extracurricular opportunities, and an in-school tutoring program to support students' acheivement of their educational goals Students in all divisions are involved in athletics, fine arts, community service, outdoor trips, and interest clubs Extended care, English as a Second Language, summer sessions, interdisciplinary projects, and innovative minimesters with internships and travel abroad opportunities are offered

American Renaissance Academy provides students a rigorous, individualized, and comprehensive college-preparatory education. This is accomplished by challenging students to think critically and creatively while instilling in them a passion for artistic growth and life-long learning.

Notre Dame Academy's philosophy of education is built on the belief that education should prepare students for their roles as Christian women. We wish to provide our students with the opportunity to become more aware of what is happening in their lives and to assume responsibility for themselves and their community. In order to learn to make responsible choices, Notre Dame students have the freedom to learn in a school dedicated to high academic standards, and to involve themselves in the community, both utilizing its resources and serving its people.

The mission of Calvin Christian School, in cooperation with the home and church, is to teach the whole child from a Biblical worldview, founded in the Reformation, providing children from Christian families with an excellent education for a life of Christ-centered service. The Calvin Christian School Society annually elects candidates to serve on this board. The school board meets monthly, and each member serves on a variety of different strategic committees within the school. Calvin Christian School is well-named as it seeks to educate young people in this great tradition of Christ-centered, biblical education. This commitment comes from a tradition furthered by the great reformers who believed that Christians need to serve Christ with their minds as well as their hearts and hands.

Private Independent Study Program for Catholic Families in the San Diego County area. Parents design and buy their own Christian curriculum. Field trips and classes offered.

Saint John of San Francisco Orthodox Academy is an Orthodox coeducational, non-profit,college preparatory full-time day school for grades K-12, scheduled around the old calendar of Orthodox feast days and services. Saint John of San Francisco Orthodox Academy intends to provide its pupils an excellent education in its curriculum, participating with the parents in the development of Orthodox children who are both well trained in secular sciences, and are equipped with that knowledge of Orthodox faith and ethics, which shall enable them to live a proper Orthodox lifestyle. The Academy will direct its pupils to be active in church life, to develop their Christian consciousness, to practice prayer and religious tradition, to maintain healthy and obedient relations with their parents, relatives, and teachers, to strive for excellence in intellectual pursuits, and to grow as truly useful members of society that practice Christian citizenship towards their fellow kind, and true Orthodox piety towards God.

The Vista School, located on 18 acres in West Los Angeles, is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and offers children who have struggled in other settings an opportunity for academic success. We provide children identified with learning disabilities or developmental challenges, as well as those experiencing social problems, emotional problems, behavior problems or other mental health issues, with classes that can meet their special needs while encouraging them to grow emotionally and academically. Our educational and clinical staff creates an atmosphere of success, taking into account the personal challenges of a child's life so they can have a positive school experience. The Vista School is successful because we believe that each student can achieve. Our staff serve as models and encourages students to both learn and grow, recognizing that they are here for more than academics. When students leave Vista, they need to be prepared both academically as well as socially to re-enter local schools, go to college or vocational school or, for some, to enter the work force. Over the past several years, more than 65% of our graduates have enrolled in college, community college, paraprofessional training, or vocational school.

Children are the key to our nations prosperity and well being. Every child deserves to have a great education. The Learning Tree School is one of New York City's finest independent educational institutions. Our curriculum covers fine arts, language, advanced mathematics and science just to mention a few. There are also great after school resources such as the dance and drama club, chess and even a sign language club.

The North Shore Hebrew Academy High School combines the best of Jewish and Secular Studies into an integrated, well-rounded, and personally rewarding education for each of its students. We want to help students realize their fullest potential, knowing that in doing so, they will gain a greater appreciation for learning and for their own self-worth. This kind of education must be seen as the basic right of all students in our school. Classes will be co-educational and will seek to accommodate the needs of many different kinds of students by exposing them to a variety of spiritual and intellectual perspectives. In this light, we will encourage individual students to bring their own unique insights and interpretations to the curriculum. A primary purpose of the school's program will be to enable each individual student to discover his or her own area of interest and expertise, be it in the classroom texts, the sciences, the arts, or the extra-curricular realm. This will, of course, coincide with our commitment to give students the tools and the drive to succeed on the highest academic levels after they graduate. Yet it will serve an even greater responsibility: nurturing the creativity and self-esteem of all our students in the areas that best suit them, during their formative adolescent years. The North Shore Hebrew Academy High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.

Saint Barnabas High School is a four year preparatory school for young women located in the Bronx, NY. The school has been served by the Sisters of the Charity, religious from other communities and lay faculty provide for the educational needs of the students who come from the Bronx, upper Manhattan and Westchester County. St Barnabas is accredited by the Middle State Association of Colleges and School and chartered by the regents of the University the State of New York.