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Rooted in the Catholic Faith and traditions of the Congregation of Christian Brothers, Bishop Hendricken High School is a college preparatory school community of spirited young men, dedicated, compassionate religious and lay teachers, committed staff, involved parents and supportive alumni. The mission of Bishop Hendricken High School is to strengthen the relationship of all members of the community with our God — Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We do this through the development of the total human person: heart, mind, soul, and body. Our ministry in the Church calls us to invest time, energy and resources in the spiritual growth of our young men, provide challenging and enjoyable academic, athletic, and extra-curricular activities, maintain a structured, caring environment based on Christian values, foster an atmosphere for creativity, encourage the development of critical thinking, cultivate a reverence for life long learning, deepen an appreciation for beauty, goodness, and truth, create a climate for the growth of a social conscience committed to peace and justice.

School can and should be a fun, exciting place to learn and grow! At HCA we want to do more than provide a safe Christian environment; we want to help parents build disciples and help young people discover the joy and wonder of lives spent for our Lord Jesus Christ. HCA teachers bring to your child's classroom a Biblical worldview. In addition to a love for his or her subject, each teacher has accepted Jesus Christ as his/her personal Savior, and models Christ-like attitudes and actions - both inside and outside the classroom. We want our teachers to show a contagious Christianity to your child.

The Ivy Street School is a private residential and day school serving boys and girls (ages 13-22) adjusting to the challenges of a brain injury. We embrace a philosophy of complete family involvement in our school and offer a variety of programs to meet the needs of families confronting the issues that follow an injury to a child. The school is part of a larger nonprofit organization, MAB Community Services, and also offers residential services for young adults (age 22 and above) with brain injuries. www.mabcommunity.org

All Saints Academy in Corning, New York, affiliated with the Diocese of Rochester will serve as an extension of the Church’s educational ministry by continuing the teaching mission of Jesus Christ. It provides a Catholic, faith-based education, fostering academic excellence in students by engaging minds and strengthening values from pre-K through Grade 8.

The Green Vale School mission is to inspire and challenge children to be their best. In a caring and stimulating environment, Green Vale promotes excellence in academics, a breadth of athletic and artistic experiences, competence and confidence, and strength of character as cornerstones for a lifetime of learning and good citizenship in an ever-changing world. The School's highest priority is to ensure that students graduate with a superior academic preparation and a strong foundation for further education. Self-discipline and dedication to excellence are attitudes the School encourages in all its students as they participate in a wide variety of learning experiences, including arts and athletics programs that are second to none in the New York metropolitan area. Ethical behavior, good judgment, compassion, and kindness are integral to the School's character education objectives.

Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament School aims to bring the gospel message of Jesus Christ into the lices of our children and their families. We wish to strengthen our faith community by fostering a knowledge of self and of God, reflecting the presence of Jesus Christ in the world. This will deepen our relationship with God and the world and provides way preaching and made possible by the teaching of the Catholic Church. Our school foster the student's awareness and appreciation of the beauty in themselves and in the righness in our school and community.

The Hollywood Christian Academy, a ministry of Hollywood Community Church, exists for the purpose of assisting the home and the church in their responsibilities to educate and guide children to maturity and to reach their full God-given potential. Our goal is for students to trust the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior and to be prepared for a life of exemplary service to God and to humanity. We are committed to teaching students to pursue spiritual, academic and physical excellence by providing quality instructional programs in a loving atmosphere.

The College Preparatory School of America (CPSA) is a full-time, accredited Islamic school dedicated to providing excellent education in an Islamic environment. Its objective is to engage students in the pursuit of knowledge while promoting an understanding and implementation of the Islamic way of life as prescribed in the Quran and Sunnah of our Prophet (PBUH). CPSA endeavors to foster the highest possible physical, mental, spiritual, and academic abilities among successive generation of young Muslims.

St. Hubert Catholic Elementary School educates children in a solid core curriculum and instills in them the principles of our Catholic faith and the ideas of Christian values. We teach and model respect for one

Newbury Academy is an alternative high school for every kind of student. As of September 2008, Newbury Academy is now a real time virtual school, with all classes conducted online. It still serves the Dumont, NJ area, but is now also available for the Brick, NJ area, as there are teachers in both areas available for the weekly home visits. Every child on this earth is here for a special reason, to grow, to become the best that he or she can be, to make our world a little better than when he or she came into it; so that with education, he or she can help others who will follow. Newbury Academy is a part of this process. With our online classes, we are able to give the individual attention to students who need it. Newbury Academy is dedicated to freeing the high school student from frustration and failure, and helping each student set a course for independence, accomplishment of skills and self-determination; where learning is an adventure.

Archbishop Shaw has offered a quality college preparatory education to boys on the Westbank since 1962. Archbishop Shaw High School is an Archdiocesan school administered under the auspices of the Salesians of St. John Bosco. It is approved by the Louisiana State Department of Education and the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges.

We at FCS are keenly aware of a significant dynamic at work in our culture today...and it comes clearly into focus when we view our world and culture through a truly Biblical perspective. That dynamic is the dire need we have for strong leaders with great skill, intelligence, integrity, and sensitivity. I can tell you today that for over three decades at FCS (our legacy of leadership began when Gary and Andra Foss, Our Founders, started FCS in 1979) we have been producing those skilled, intelligent, honest, sensitive leaders.

Little Red School House goal is to educate students to become independent thinkers and lifelong learners and to pursue academic excellence and individual achievement, in a context of respect for others and service to the community. We believe that learning should be active and experiential, with the school providing abundant opportunities for students to excel. We accept students with a range of abilities and talents who can take full advantage of a rich and demanding academic program in which each student is both challenged and supported. We seek to create within the school a community built on understanding and respecting others. Thus, our student body traditionally reflects the racial and cultural diversity of our city, and our curriculum is built on inter-disciplinary studies to promote understanding of many cultures. While individual achievement is encouraged and rewarded, our program underscores the value of shared goals, friendship and cooperation in mastering difficult tasks. The progressive ideals that in 1921 gave life and inspiration to the school

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At The Yeshiva University High Schools, we are dedicated to preparing our students for adulthood both as knowledgeable and committed Jews and as broadly educated, intellectually curious, and caring the welfare of others, members of the general society. The High Schools provide a challenging academic program in an atmosphere that encourages adherence to the traditional ideals and practices of Orthodox Judaism. It is designed to motivate Torah living—striving to become ever more devoted to God, Torah learning, personal integrity and ethical behavior basic to Jewish life and participation in contemporary society. Our commitment to Torah U'Madda requires students to pursue all academic studies with the intent of becoming more understanding of the world and its mysteries, to work hard at personal academic achievement and to maximize intellectual potential. It is our hope that each student will seek to enrich the high school experience by involvement in co-curricular activities both at school and through communal participation. The programs, both academic and extracurricular, reflect the primacy of Torah, as well as the importance of secular studies.

Josephinum Academy is a Catholic college preparatory high school that empowers young women of Chicago to become confident, faith-filled leaders. In small ways every day, in history class and on the softball field, students progressively learn that they have the power to effect change in their lives.

NewHope Academy is a privately owned facility designed to provide special education services in a therapeutic day school environment to students with average to above average intelligence. NewHope works with students that have an Individual Educational Plan (IEP), generated by their home school district, stating that a therapeutic day school is necessary to meet the student's educational needs.

St. Hyacinth School is in existence 107 years. The Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth were invited to direct the school from its beginning and continue to do so to this day. The school has 15 Lay Teachers, 2 Religious Sisters and 3 Staff Members. The present school population is 248 students in Grades PK - 8th grade. The composition of these students: 60% Hispanic, 25% White Non-Hispanic, 10% Asian, 4% Bi-racial and 1% Black. The Archdiocesan Food Service Professionals provide food service for breakfast and lunch. 35% or 84 students receive free lunches and 22% or 52 students receive reduced lunches.

Newgrange is a nonprofit organization celebrating over 30 years of success in educating people with learning disabilities. The School is located in Hamilton, New Jersey and serves students with language based learning disabilities who are between the ages of 7 and 18. Students at the Newgrange School receive an individualized educational program and are given the tools they need to be academically successful.

Begun in 1967 as Lynchburg Christian Academy, the school developed as a ministry of Thomas Road Baptist Church to provide Christian education to children in central Virginia. LCA is now the largest private school in the state of Virginia. The Academy, founded by Dr. Jerry Falwell, became a fully accredited institution, standing as a viable educational choice for parents who desired to have their children taught a Christian worldview from a Bible-based curriculum. Recognized as an accredited institution by the Commonwealth of Virginia, regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and internationally accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International, LCA has a recognized history of academic excellence. Liberty Christian Academy exists to support parents and guardians in their Biblical responsibility to nurture and train their children. Thus, the Academy provides opportunities which allow students to realize their God-given potential and to live lives that glorify God in the spiritual, academic, social, physical, and vocational realms." Rising from the mission statement is the school's vision statement: "Liberty Christian Academy seeks to lead students to faith in Jesus Christ and to develop young men and women who adhere to a Christian worldview and think Christianly, prepared to participate as godly members of home, church, and society.