A Catholic independent school founded on Summit’s Larned estate in 1924, Oak Knoll is dedicated to the education of the whole child. The atmosphere is known for a spirit of joy, mutual respect and trust. The school welcomes religious, racial and ethnic diversity. A Lower School is offered for boys and girls from kindergarten through sixth grade and an Upper School is offered for young women in grades 7-12. Lower School boys attend the area’s finest independent and Catholic schools; alumnae of the Upper School enroll at the most selective colleges and universities. Oak Knoll’s courses and activities stress academic, athletic, social, creative and moral development. The rigorous Upper School curriculum includes 14 advanced placement and honors classes; courses range from Italian to “The Infinity Project,” a national award-winning pre-engineering initiative. Oak Knoll also offers extensive technology resources, including a laptop program, fully-networked wireless campus and the latest interactive teaching tools. Afterschool and summer camp (Adventures) programs are also available.

The George Crothers Memorial School is a private, state-licensed school for children, teens and young adults with mental retardation, brain damage, or cerebral palsy between the ages of 3 and 21. The ungraded special education classes include academic and life skills training as well as pre-vocational, therapeutic, social, and recreational activities. The challenging program strives to develop each student to his or her highest potential. Speech, occupational, and physical therapy are integrated into the program based on the student’s individualized education plan. Vision services and social work services are also available. Registered nurses are on staff to administer medication, provide first aid and attend to the needs of medically fragile students.

King's Jr. High is a great place to be a young teenager. Our students truly enjoy a school that allows them to grow, challenges them academically, and sets boundaries for them. King's teachers use the highest-quality curriculum available

Divine Child High School is a Catholic high school centered in Gospel values and Christian tradition. The school is rooted in a long-standing tradition of excellence and in an educational partnership with students, parents and the community. We are committed to providing opportunities that nurture each student's academic, creative, social and spiritual growth. We are dedicated to developing youth who pursue lives of responsibility, leadership and faith in action.

Upper Canada College was founded in 1829 and is one of Canada’s foremost boys’ schools. The Preparatory School currently enrolls 430 students from Senior Kindergarten to Year 7, while the Upper School has 778 students from Year 8 through Year 12. The boarding program accommodates 88 students from across Canada and around the world. Graduates of UCC — an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School with one of the broadest programmes in the country — are highly regarded by universities worldwide. Our global network of alumni includes leaders and innovators in politics, finance, arts, athletics, media and beyond.

The mission of Corpus Christi School is to foster the development of the whole person. Our mission at Corpus Christi School is both privilege and challenge. It is privilege in that it calls us to partner with Christ in sharing the message of the gospel, a message of hope and unconditional love. Our mission is challenge in that the very gospel values it lives and shares find a counterculture response in a society often dominated by consumerism, waste, and by neglect of the poorest among us. We strive to provide a school environment permeated with the gospel values of love and freedom. The inclusion of religious art works and symbols, while not fundamental in themselves, actually points the way to what is in essence fundamental, namely faith in Christ. The transition since Vatican II from the Catholic school as institution to the Catholic school as community is evident at Corpus Christi. Every person directly involved in Corpus Christi School is a part of this community, this family.

Amherst Christian Academy is a ministry of Creekside Assembly of God. The church & school have racially nondiscriminatory policy and therefore, shall not discriminate against members, applicants, students, and others on the basis of race, color or national or ethnic origin Amherst Christian Academy is a fundamental Christian school with an "Open Door Policy" to all "Born Again" Christian families. All biblical forms of Christian worship will be encouraged, but will not be openly taught by the school staff. We do believe in the full gospel expression as it is taught in the Holy Scripture. Freedom of worship during chapel and devotional times in each person

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The Cistercians came to Texas with a vision: to build a secondary school that would combine academic excellence with Christian faith, morals, and spirituality. The Cistercians' outlook on life served as the basis for their educational philosophy. Foremost in their minds was the conviction that the search for God was the purpose of every human life. They also sought to promote all human values and integrate all forms of learning into the journey toward God. Our school's motto is Ardere et Lucere, to be enkindled and to enlighten. At its best, Cistercian Preparatory School is a community in which every boy's natural capacity to know and to work for the good of others is enkindled so that he can then go forth and enlighten the world in which he will live.

Our mission at Miami Christain School is to build a relationship between parents and their children as we partner in achieving the fullest academic, physical and spiritual potential for the student. Our mission is in partnership is to see every young man and woman come to know Jesus Christ and to then impact out diverse world with their Christian character and leadership.

The mission of Potters House Christian Academy is to lead every student to accept the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal savior and to disciple them by providing instruction in the truths and realities of life so that they might be equipped and prepared for productive citizenship. Our objectives in the education of your children are to prepare them spiritually by instilling in them a love for God and His Holy Word; to prepare them to live an abundant life as outlined in God's Word; to encourage them to think clearly, logically, and independently; to provide an environment with strong moral and high quality academic training; to instill, in each child's heart, a sense of self-worth and destiny; to assist each child in realizing his or her purpose and equip him or her to become the best he or she can be; to teach lessons as realities of life for everyday application; to encourage each child to reach his or her innate potential for personal success as outlined in God's Word; to develop in each child a sense of responsibility as a Christians and as a neighbor; to show them biblically the role of the arts in worshiping God and provide them with opportunities to develop an appreciation for the arts as well as expressing creative gifts that are present within them; and to offer athletics to promote good physical and emotional health, teach teamwork and encourage the development of a positive winning attitude.

St. Gregory the Great School gives witness to the Catholic faith by putting beliefs and values into action. Across all areas of the curriculum, teachers and staff strive to meet the needs of every student spiritually and intellectually. The school stresses a communal effort where all work together in creating a genuine Christian environment in which children can flourish. Religious and academic programs share in the responsibility of imparting the Gospel message of faith, love, hope, and service. By building a community with a deep understanding and appreciation of Catholic values, students are challenged to make positive choices reflecting the teachings of Christ. St. Gregory School admits students of any sex, race, nationality, and/or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the parish school.

Keshet Day School provides education in specially adapted classes designed to meet students' specific educational needs. The Keshet Day Schools have achieved a national reputation as an outstanding program for children with developmental disabilities. When possible, students are integrated into host site's classes. Both academic and recreational integrated opportunities are based on individual's needs and abilities. Keshet students spend a large part of their day with the typically developing students of these schools. Educational programs are tailored to each child's personal abilities as prescribed in an individual curriculum. Social workers, psychologists and an integration coordinator work with teachers, aides and students. A specialist works with children who use computerized talking devices to speak, and also trains staff to enhance the students' communication skills. In addition, on-site occupational, physical and speech therapists work with those children needing these services. Several of our students are able to integrate into academic classes while some are integrated into art, music and physical education. All students are fully integrated for lunch and recess.

The Community School was founded by Beatrice Lieben, to serve the bright child with learning and attentional disabilities. Community School provides students in grades K-12 with skilled remedial help and with a challenging curriculum taught within the framework of an educational plan developed to meet each student's needs and learning style, offering a complete academic experience for all of our students. We have also committed ourselves to making sure that our students' learning experiences extend beyond academics. We encourage each student to reach his or her personal best - not only in the classroom but as contributing members of their communities. The goal of school is to assure that the excellent education we offer at Community School is stronger than ever. Collectively we are committed to the school

St. Madeleine Sophie School is dedicated to providing excellence in education in an environment of Catholic faith and moral values. We seek to develop Christian leadership by promoting active service in the wider community. Our graduates will be equipped to meet the challenges and opportunities of further education in a diverse and complex world. St. Madeleine Sophie School is an educational ministry of the parish community. It is our goal to assist parents in their role of guiding their children to positively influence an increasingly diverse and technologically complex world through leadership, knowledge, respect and service. Graduates will have demonstrated mastery of skills enabling them to achieve their greatest potential for success in high school. Our school is beginning a journey that will culminate in a fully approved and accredited Pre Kindergarten through Grade 8 educational ministry of the parish. In order to best serve a rich diversity of students, special emphasis is given to recruiting staff who are skilled in teaching students within a broad range of learning abilities. So too, we are committed to administering a tuition plan in such a way that no parish family with a legitimate desire for a Catholic education will ever be turned away for financial reasons.

Located in Portland, McAuley is Maine’s only private, single-sex secondary school. Catherine McAuley High School offers young women of Maine and International students an opportunity to engage in a rigorous, comprehensive, college-preparatory program in liberal studies. Catherine McAuley High School is accredited by the New England Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, and the State of Maine Department of Education.

Trinity College School is a co-educational, independent boarding/day school located on 100 acres of rolling countryside in Port Hope, Ontario, Canada, one hour’s drive east of Toronto. Established in 1865, TCS is one of Canada’s oldest and most respected educational institutions. The School places a balanced emphasis on academics, service learning, athletics and the arts – as both a long-held TCS tradition and a rethought, reinvigorated approach to 21st century education. During their time at TCS, students are exposed to learning both in the classroom and through the diverse co-curricular programme. This learning is supported by a close-knit community of students, staff, parents, alumni and friends.