Bellevile Mennonite School provides a comprehensive Pre-K through Gade 12 education in a Christ-centered environment, and prepares students to change the world through Christlike service, peacemaking, and leadership. Belleville Mennonite School continues to grow as an academic community that develops minds, builds faith, and makes disciples.

Sunnyside Christian School is a Christian community where parents and teachers provide a Christ-centered, Bible-based education in which the quality of teaching reflects a commitment to Christ. Sunnyside Christian School assists in developing the whole child: spiritually, academically, socially, and physically. Students are challenged to accept Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, to develop a Christ-like character, and to work to their fullest potential in all they do. Sunnyside Christian School encourages students to pursue academic achievement, equipping them to fulfill their responsibilities to God, the Christian community, and the world.

Crossroads School came into being in 1971 to provide a new approach to education. It was founded by a small group of educators and parents, led by co-founders Dr. Paul Cummins and Dr. Rhoda Makoff, whose goal was to provide a diverse student body a coeducational college preparatory education combining academic excellence with a comprehensive fine and performing arts program, community service, athletic challenge, and environmental education. Crossroad is a distinctly progressive school offering an intellectually demanding and creative curriculum within a supportive, personal environment that has at its base the notion of safety, equity, and inclusion for all. Crossroads strives to help each student develop a personal commitment to learning, a respect for independent thinking, a sense of social commitment, an appreciation of the valuable traditions of the past, and a concern for the future. Crossroads students are provided a spectrum of program opportunities including visual arts, literature, language, music, math, drama, history, science, dance, athletics, computer science, community service, and environmental/experiential education.

Armbrae Academy is an independent, university preparatory, co-educational, non-denominational Pre to Grade 12 day school. Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia and CAIS accredited, Armbrae challenges your child to achieve and believe. We are a tight-knit, nurturing community, where acceptance and respect is demonstrated, and fostered.

The Grauer School has been the North County's premier, independent, college preparatory institution for twenty years. The school's mission is to promote and maintain an environment of academic excellence, to help students develop as caring and compassionate individuals, and to build awareness of their responsibilities to both local and global society. To accomplish this, we seek students who are able and ready to perform in a college preparatory environment, engage actively with both peers and mentors, and embrace leadership and service opportunities.

The Westview School is a W.A.S.C. accredited, non-profit, non-public school. Westview specializes in educating bright, motivated students who are challenged by learning differences, attention deficit disorder and/or mild emotional issues. We were founded in 1990 to serve college-bound secondary school students who struggle in a traditional learning environment. Westview is able to integrate the best of a traditional school program with the individualized instruction, program flexibility and positive reinforcement that are necessary to help our students achieve success. Ninety percent of Westview graduating seniors are college bound!

Students are enrolled in Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Elementary School in grades Kindergarten through grade seven. We provide a safe, relaxed, nurturing and supportive environment for your child/children. Learning takes place in a Christian atmosphere, with Catholic values taught and supported. The children will gather in the school kitchen for their snacks and to change into their play clothes. This will be followed by physical recreation (indoor and outdoor). They will be given time for homework and group activities.

St. Joseph of the Holy Family founded St. Joseph's School in 1860 as part of its community outreach mission. At the time, the church stood as the only Catholic parish on Manhattan's west side, so even though the school started with 30 students, it quickly grew. By 1880, the school faced a problem--with close to 200 students enrolled and more joining each year, the work of its original, small staff was not enough. The school's prayers were answered in 1882, when five School Sisters of Notre Dame arrived to help. We believe that each student is unique and special and we share with parents the opportunity of nurturing a positive self-image. Our efforts to develop the totally integrated person are oriented toward making the student a liberated and educated person; one who will socially mix with others and use his/her potential to work for the human rights of all. In an atmosphere of mutual trust and security, we strive to instill in our students an understanding and appreciation of the diversity of family structures and ethnic cultures to which they belong. We strive to provide the basic skills, applied knowledge and global view needed for life experiences.

Princeton Christian School, founded in 1957, is a non-profit, accredited, private Christian school, spanning three, four and five year old kindergartens through the twelfth grade. While we are a ministry of the Princeton Church of the Nazarene, most of our support comes from tuition, fees, and tax-deductible gifts. Princeton Christian uses a Bible-centered curriculum. Instruction in the tenets of Biblical Christianity is provided so that students may grow in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. We believe in emphasizing the "basics" of education. Therefore, core subjects (English, math, science, social studies, and Bible) receive primary emphasis and are quite challenging. Credits are transferable. The Stanford Achievement test is administered yearly to monitor the progress of our students.

New Garden Friends School: Empowering Minds*Strengthening Community*Enriching Spirit. New Garden Friends School seeks to be an inclusive, innovative educational community guided by Quaker beliefs and committed to honoring and developing each person's gifts.

Aspengrove School is the first & only independent, non-denominational, co-educational school in Nanaimo, BC. Our mission is to challenge and inspire our students to act with purpose as compassionate, knowledgeable, and principled global citizens.

Sacramento valley School is a Sudbury School which supports the interests of each student and the structure is a participatory democracy. There are approximately 30 Sudbury Schools internationally. The model was established in 1968 - Sudbury Valley School whose website is: www.sudval.com

Founded by the Presentation Sisters, Our Lady Queen of Peace is a fully accredited Catholic School. In accordance with the New York State academic guidelines, we provide an excellent academic education to students from PreK through Eighth grade. In addition, student's moral development is fostered at Our Lady Queen of Peace in and outside of the classroom. We create an environment where Catholic values and principles are learned and applied daily. Each child who attends Our Lady Queen of Peace is afforded an opportunity to acquire an education, practice their Catholic faith, and build meaningful relationships with faculty and friends.

Saint Mary's Hall was founded in 1879 on the principles of knowledge, self-confidence, and respect for others. This original philosophy remains intact in conjunction with a comprehensive college preparatory program. The school was organized by the Episcopal Church and is now independent and coeducational.

William Penn Charter School, established in 1689 by William Penn, is the oldest Quaker School in the world. Penn Charter has combined a rich heritage of Quaker values with academic rigor and excellence. A college-preparatory day school educating boys and girls from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade, the school is located on a 44-acre campus in the East Falls section of Philadelphia. Penn Charter's philosophy is centered on the Quaker belief that there is "that of God in every person." Respect for others and appreciation for the unique values of each individual are woven into the very fabric of the institution. We strive to be a richly diverse school community racially, religiously, economically, ethnically and socially. To that end, the school offers a need-based financial aid program. Beyond the fundamental goal of promoting academic achievement and intellectual distinction, Penn Charter offers abundant opportunities to discover and develop artistic and athletic abilities.

Sage Ridge School is Northern Nevada's only independent, co-educational college preparatory day school for grades 5 through 12. Sage Ridge School is committed to a traditional college preparatory curriculum for a diverse student body. The pursuit of excellence in academics, the arts, physical endeavor, and ethical behavior is emphasized in an environment nourished by the dynamic relationship between students and teachers.

PCA provides a college preparatory and general academic program for elementary and high school students. In addition to academic excellence, PCA is passionate about teaching its students a biblical worldview and leading them into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. This IS preparation for life.

Bayview Glen School is Toronto’s academically invigorating, internationally connected, co-educational Preschool-through-Grade-12 independent school. Thriving on two closely connected campuses, our carefully calibrated programme welcomes the youngest preschoolers and guides them, step-by-step, to become intelligent, compassionate, proactive young adults.