All Saints’ Episcopal School is a leading college preparatory day school in Fort Worth, Texas. Grounded in the Episcopal school tradition, All Saints’ offers programming of national distinction in the academic, fine art, athletic and spiritual disciplines, which brings to life our philosophy of promoting each student’s individual genius within.

St. Mary's School provides a community in which intellectual curiosity and academic excellence combine with Catholic and democratic values to inspire and prepare responsible local,national, and global citizens.

The Gilbert School is a comprehensive independent middle-senior high school, grades 7–12, in Winsted, Connecticut. Set in the picturesque Litchfield Hills of Northwestern Connecticut, many prestigious institutions of higher learning are easily accessible. The Gilbert School is equidistant to Boston and New York City and a half an hour from Hartford’s Bradley International Airport.

Saint Thomas Aquinas High School is a private, Catholic school located in the historic New Hampshire seacoast town of Dover, NH. With a student population of approximately 420 and a low student-to-teacher ratio of 12:1, students are able to receive individualized support from faculty and staff. Saint Thomas Aquinas was named the #1 Private School on the Seacoast for 2017 (as recognized by Seacoast Media Group). ‭The school recently refreshed many of its ‭courses to focus on a STEAM curriculum - the ‭integration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math. New, rigorous course offerings such as lab-based Biotechnology, Geometry featuring computer software, and Introduction to Digital and Fine Arts prepare students interested in any subject to use advanced modern technologies. Students at Saint Thomas Aquinas are well-prepared for pursuing higher degrees, and the school maintained a 100% college acceptance rate for the graduating Class of 2018.

Located on 26 wooded acres, Mercy High School is an all-girls school developing intelligent, well-spoken young women who are ready to bring their own unique voices to the global community. A staple in the area since 1960, Mercy offers a supportive learning environment fostering creativity, thoughtfulness, and an awareness of personal responsibility. Outstanding faculty provide an individualized, challenging learning environment that includes 21 AP and Honors classes and a technologically advanced 1:1 iPad program. Signature programs allow students to explore medicine and science, the fine arts, and prepare for their future career. Advanced STEM programs include the Women in Medicine partnership with Mercy Medical Center, Women in Technology partnership with AOL and biomedical research opportunities with Project Lead the Way. Students can also be paired with professionals through a year-long mentor and internship program to learn more about their future career. Rigorous college preparatory academics are enhanced with fine arts, athletics and extracurricular programs. Mercy Girls blossom to become thoughtful, confident and knowledgeable individuals prepared for college, the work place and beyond.

St Francis High School serves 782 students in grades 9-12 and is a member of the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) and the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). The student:teacher of St Francis High School is 15:1 and the school's religious affiliation is Roman Catholic.

Marian High School is a Roman Catholic Secondary School, operated by the Diocese of Fort Wayne/South Bend. Marian is a co-educational, college preparatory high school open to all qualified students regardless of race, religion, creed, color, or national origin. A financial assistance program is available for those who qualify.

Mercy High School is a Christ-centered Catholic diocesan college preparatory high school for young women. In the tradition of the Sisters of Mercy and their Foundress, Catherine McAuley, each student is challenged to grow academically, emotionally, socially, aesthetically and spiritually. Each student is encouraged to recognize the abilities and strengths that will enable her to achieve her potential. The Mercy charism inspires students to respect the dignity of others and to provide leadership and service that foster community, understanding and compassion in local and global environments. Mercy is committed to providing a challenging educational experience in a safe and nurturing environment. The school responds to individual needs and provides students with the technological and social skills needed in the 21st Century.

Founded in 1946, Notre Dame of West Haven is rooted in the Congregation of Holy Cross’s tradition, specializing in the education of young men. The school offers a rigorous college-prep curriculum with honors, AP, and dual-credit courses, preparing 97% of graduates for higher education. Hands-on learning and personalized support help students reach their full potential, fostering academic excellence and personal growth. Notre Dame’s strong sense of brotherhood and pride creates a respectful and inclusive community. Students thrive not only in academics but also through sports, arts, clubs, and meaningful community service. This holistic approach ensures they develop into well-rounded individuals who embody the values of a Holy Cross education.

St. John's Preparatory School, a college preparatory co-educational high school, is dedicated to promoting academic excellence and to instilling the principles and values of the Catholic Faith in a positive, nurturing environment.

Notre Dame is a four-year co-educational Catholic High School serving the greater Easton, Pennsylvania and Phillipsburg, New Jersey area. An enrollment of 545 is divided into college prep, business, and vocational-technical curriculum for grades 9 through 12. The school year is divided into two semesters of 18 weeks each, with nine-week reporting periods. The school is supervised by the Allentown Diocese Department of Education and is accredited by the Middle States Association and the Pennsylvania Department of Education.

Founded in 1999, Pioneer Academy is an independent co-ed school for grades pre-kindergarten through grade twelve. The school is located in Wayne NJ, a residential neighborhood in North Jersey, on an 17.8 acre campus. Pioneer Academy has high academic expectations of its students, and all courses help them to develop the foundation they will need to succeed in further education and their careers. physical and moral development of the students. Pioneer welcomes applicants of all races, religions and ethnic origins and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation or ethnic origins in the administration of its policies and programs.

Saint Bernard School, a Catholic co-educational school, co-sponsored by the Diocese of Norwich and the Xaverian Brothers, admits students of all faiths from grades 6-12. The Saint Bernard School community commits to a challenging college-preparatory education, enriched by values attentive to the teachings of Jesus Christ. We provide a safe and supportive atmosphere which fosters academic achievement and generates growth in maturity, behavior, character, and service to others.

Trinity High School educates students in grades 9-12, embracing Catholic values and excellence. Located in the greater Harrisburg area, Trinity partners with parents, parishes, and the community to foster a faith-centered environment. The school emphasizes lifelong learning, personal growth, and service to others. Rooted in its Catholic identity, Trinity supports the Church’s mission to share the Gospel, build faith, and promote service. The school challenges both students and faculty to achieve educational excellence and intellectual development. Trinity’s supportive community affirms the dignity of every individual, nurtured by strong family and parish connections.

Our mission is to help educate, mentor, and support our students to seek excellence in all that they do through an advanced college preparatory curriculum, a creative, innovative internship and elective offering, first-class arts program, a broad choice of highly competitive athletic teams, and a culture dedicated to happy, healthy, and most importantly holy students.

North Cedar Academy strives to enhance and accelerate academic success, promote individual excellence and develop 21st century global citizens. NCA students are success oriented, technology enriched, culturally aware, and community involved. Apart from our traditional USA high school curriculum, NCA also offers 2 distinct University Pathway Programs. NCA’s partnership with the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire allows NCA students to earn up to 30 UWEC credits at the UW-Eau Claire Barron County Campus near NCA while enrolled in grades 11 or 12 at North Cedar Academy at no additional cost to the student for year one of their studies at UWEC-BC. They may also earn up to an additional 30 credits for a total of 60 credits to receive their Associate of Arts and Sciences Degree from UWEC- BC while still enrolled at NCA! Many NCA students also receive merit or need-based financial assistance that may cover a significant portion of NCA tuition, room, board, and fees. The BluGold Guaranteed Transfer Program also provides guaranteed admission to the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire and University of Minnesota - Duluth for any student in the program who earns 24 credits with a GPA of 2.0 or higher! The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire is currently ranked as the 5th best small, public, liberal arts university in the Mid-West.

Wesleyan School is anchored in the Christian faith and acknowledges reliance upon God as Creator, Jesus Christ as Lord and the Holy Spirit as the Divine Presence in the world. The Wesleyan community welcomes students of diverse racial, cultural and religious backgrounds. The programs at Wesleyan promote spiritual, intellectual, physical and social growth. Through daily living, the school strives to create a community which exemplifies Christian values and demonstrates their implications for the individual and society.

The Academy of the Holy Family (AHF), a Catholic high school for young women, was founded in 1874. We are located in the New England countryside approximately two hours away from Boston and three hours from New York City. The Academy has educated young women from the United States and abroad. A tight-knit school community, AHF offers its students the opportunity to express their faith and learn in a comfortable atmosphere. Classes are small, enabling students to receive individual attention. Courses offered include college prep, honors and some advanced placement classes. Our international students have English as a Second Language (ESL) and English for ESL classes. The faculty consists of both religious and lay persons. At the Academy we strive to "Pursue knowledge; embrace the truths of Christ; respond to the needs of others." Our young women are confident, active in the community and graduate from AHF, ready to attend various colleges and universities. We often hear from our alumnae and realize the impact the Academy has made on them- successful careers, yes, as well as bringing a sense of family to wherever their path in life has taken them.

Established in 1891, with an internationally acclaimed reputation, Ashbury welcomes day and boarding students from over 30 different countries enriching our community with their traditions, languages and cultures. Extensive co-curricular offerings, including arts, sports, international service trips, cultural exchanges and access to the diverse resources of Canada's capital city, encourage each student to develop strong leadership and interpersonal skills. Our rigorous academic program, enhanced by small classes, dedicated faculty and innovative technology, prepares students for university entrance.

Bement's junior boarders, ages 9 through 15, live in new dorms built in 2010 and restored colonial homes with dorm parents who commit themselves to monitoring closely each student's personal as well as academic growth. Our rich, traditional school curriculum motivates and challenges students with thematically coordinated courses, a nationally recognized fine arts program, and diverse athletic offerings. The student/teacher ratio is 6:1 and class size averages 12 students. Upper school students engage in the Leadership in Environmental and Advisory Program (LEAP) designed to increase their competency in outdoor experiences such as camping and wayfinding with a focus on Leave No Trace (LNT), conflict resolution, and community building skills.