St. Philip School is committed to being a child-centered, family sensitive school that consistently endeavors to address the unique spiritual, intellectual, physical, social and emotional needs of our students. We strive to develop active Christian students through formal religious instruction and a prevailing spirit of respect and service. We feel that each child has the right to approach life with a sense of self-confidence and respect for others. We offer positive learning experiences which encourage each child to become a producer who thinks critically and creatively and solves problems effectively. Our rigorous academic program provides opportunities for students to show pride and responsibility for all course work. We strive to develop a respect for diversity and a pride in the children

With outstanding academics, sports, activities, and clubs, Oakwood High School has something to offer every student. And the best part is that at OHS, our students have the privilege of learning with a small group of students in their classrooms, where they can receive individual attention from their teachers.

At Carrollton, we believe the future will belong to well-educated, thinking, confident people. More importantly, we are convinced that the quality of the future depends on the choices to be made by these same people. We want our students to become such leaders. Nothing short of excellence in their education will prepare them to assume such leadership. Only a total education inclusive of spiritual, intellectual, emotional and physical challenge can be called excellent. We engage in this education as a member of the Network of Sacred Heart Schools. Together we share a commitment to the goals and criteria of Sacred Heart education. The five goals of Sacred Heart education give vitality to Carrollton. All of our educators, students, parents, alumnae share in the commitment to educate to a personal and active faith in God; a deep respect for intellectual values; a social awareness that impels to action; the building of community as a Christian value; and personal growth in an atmosphere of wise freedom.

Tampa Baptist Academy is educating for eternity by seeking to nurture the spirit, mind and body of an international and culturally diverse pre-K through 12th grade student population through a Christ-centered, developmentally appropriate and safe educational environment. Our goal is to partner with families and churches to enable students to develop and apply a biblical world view and to become servant leaders in a changing world. Tampa Baptist Academy will be regionally, nationally and internationally recognized as a pace setter for academic and moral excellence and innovative educational practices, developing well-rounded Christian leaders of Godly conviction who influence their world for Jesus Christ through evangelism and discipleship.

The Pilgrim Academy is a private non-profit Christian day school founded in 1971 by Dr. Warren Allem and the Emmanuel Church to serve the young people of southern New Jersey. The Academy seeks to give every student, without discrimination, a strong college-preparatory liberal arts education within the context of a Christian world and life view. The highest aim of the school is to see its students accept God's call to redemption and then apply Christianity to every area of life.

The mission of a Moeller education is to assist parents in helping their son make responsible choices and leading them to use their talents and gifts in service to others and for the benefit of all society. Archbishop Moeller High School is an Archdiocese of Cincinnati secondary school, sponsored by the Society of Mary (Marianist Order), dedicated to teaching the mission of the Roman Catholic Church. We are a Christ-centered community, focused on faith formation, academic achievement, and growth. We are committed to supporting the diverse needs of our students through a comprehensive range of quality educational, social, artistic, athletic, guidance, and pastoral care programs and services. The Moeller Family community draws its inspiration from Jesus Christ as the source of wisdom and life and from Mary, His mother, as our model of faithfulness. We encourage and empower our young men to live full and faithful lives, to discover and achieve their potential, to be good stewards of the gifts they are given, and to contribute well to the common good of the extended human family.

At Saint Jude School, our remarkable and energetic teaching community comes together everyday inspired by a single, essential vision: to instill in students a love of learning, of God and their faith, and of goodness and service. Every dimension of Saint Jude School is guided by this vision and by the Gospel and person of Jesus Christ. He is our primary teacher, and through Him, in close partnership with parents, we teach and inspire our students to seek the truth, appreciate beauty, and love what is good. In our joy-filled, collaborative school culture we nurture students’ innate sense of curiosity and inquiry, and encourage their creativity and readiness for exploration and innovation. We seek excellence in all everything we do, holding the highest standards for students and teachers alike. When they graduate from Saint Jude, our students are fully prepared for success in high school and beyond, infused with a love of God, a zeal for learning, and a desire to make a positive impact in the world.

We limit our enrollment to 50 students. We are not a reform school, and we cannot help a student who is a habitual problem in every school he/she has attended. However, we have been very successful in working with students who have had learning problems, and helping them to become highly functional.

With its commitment to academic excellence, Notre Dame des Victoires School (NDV) has continued to provide its students with a stellar education in a warm, stimulating, and supportive environment for over 80 years. NDV remains dedicated to fostering in its students moral Christian values, a passion for learning, a sense of purpose, and compassion and respect for all. With deep regard for the uniqueness of every child, NDV staff and faculty devote their energies to helping each student develop his/her unique gifts so that all students may be prepared to greet future challenges and opportunities with confidence and enthusiasm. NDV's academic, cultural, community, and religious programs are oriented toward a series of specific goals. By graduation, NDV students are encouraged to be active Christians, effective communicators, responsible citizens, and lifelong learners.

St. Augustine High School is a Catholic, college preparatory secondary school for young men from ninth through twelfth grades. Our mission is to provide a liberal arts education in an environment that promotes the development of mind, heart and body in the Catholic tradition. By helping to form mature Christian men we communicate to the world the Augustinian values of love, truth and community.

Trinity School gives each child a voice. We guide children to self-discovery. We celebrate the child

The Winston School inspires hope and success in bright, creative students who have struggled to realize their potential.

Corpus Christi School is a member school of the Archdiocese of New York. We are a Catholic school, but children of all faiths are welcomed. We have successfully educated children for over 100 years, and our traditional academic program is infused with the values and traditions of the Catholic faith. We are concerned with and nurture the social and emotional development of our students as well their intellectual curiosity. Our students achieve consistently high test scores and are accepted into some of the city's best high schools, Catholic and public. Our balanced curriculum includes art, music, physical education, and technology. Christian service, personal development, responsibility, and the love for learning are the cornerstones of our educational community. We believe that the distinctive purpose of Corpus Christi School is to create a Christian educational community in which human culture and knowledge, enlightened and enlivened by faith are shared among teachers, students, families, and others who assist in various ways. We believe that each child, created by God, is both alike and different from every human being. Each child�s uniqueness affects his/her acceptance of the community and it especially influences his/her learning style.

Holy Angels Academy provides an exemplary educational community in which each student is encouraged to develop her potential for personal excellence and leadership as she matures intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, physically, and socially. In this exceptional environment, she learns the skills of critical thinking, masters a core body of knowledge leading to college studies, and builds a personal value system based on the truths of Catholic doctrine, that enable her to make sound moral decisions and to develop, in the spirit of St. Marguerite D'Youville, a personal commitment to justice and compassion in our society.

Iman Academy is based on the belief that Islam as a faith, a moral code, and a way of life, should play an important role in the everyday life and educational development of children. The goals of Iman Academy are achievement of high standard academic education, Islamic education, and inculcation of discipline through the commitment of exemplary staff, parents, and students.

Ascension School is a ministry of the faith community of Ascension Parish, committed to providing excellent education in the spirit, tradition and value system of the Catholic Church. Essential to this ministry is the active partnership among students, parents, faculty, staff and parishioners. Ascension School provides a curriculum that meets the present needs of its students and prepares them for high school, for higher education and for a lifetime of learning. Ascension School helps each child to grow in awareness of the child's individual talents and unique place within the family of God. Ascension School's mission is to strengthen its students' understanding and practice of their faith; to allow them to grow in faith; and to work towards creating, through their service, a compassionate and just community. This mission is guided by a philosophy of love, kindness and respect for each individual, while celebrating our bond in gospel values.

Leo High School's mission is to expand its ability to provide a high school and college preparatory education to young men and to prepare them for the 21st Century. Leo High School's educational program is directed towards the growth of the whole person--a synthesis of faith, life, and culture through a Catholic faith community in which each human being is seen as created in God's image.

St. Rita High School is an Augustinian Catholic college preparatory school for young men located on the south side of Chicago. As an authorized Catholic school in the Archdiocese of Chicago, St. Rita High School endorses the archdiocesan school board stated aim of

Pineland Learning Center (PLC) is an accredited day school serving children with behavioral, social, emotional and academic challenges. For nearly 30 years, PLC has provided individualized special education services for students in grades K-12 throughout southern New Jersey. The stimulating academic environment at PLC encourages the development of the child to his or her full potential, and allows students to focus on building skills that last a lifetime.