Founded in 1990 by the Jesuits, Nativity Preparatory School is an accredited, private, independent, tuition-free middle school in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston. Through a highly structured, challenging, individualized education that promotes the intellectual, ethical, physical and social development of each student, Nativity Prep prepares economically disadvantaged middle school boys from Boston's inner city neighborhoods for admission to selective high schools and colleges. In the Jesuit tradition, Nativity Prep transforms boys from Boston into men for others.

Nativity Preparatory School is a private, tuition-free day school for boys in Grades 5-8, providing a structured, challenging, and supportive educational program for students of all faiths in the New Bedford area. Founded in the Catholic tradition by a group of lay people interested in education, Nativity Prep seeks to foster the intellectual, spiritual, moral, social, and athletic growth of its students, and to nurture in a small school setting the full potential of their whole character. Our mission is to help boys of promise and desire become lifelong learners who will contribute productively to the world they inherit. The school's faculty and staff work closely with students' families and other volunteers, building ties between school and community, and developing the kinds of personal and institutional support that will ensure the continuing success of Nativity students in high school, college, and later life.

Nativity School of Worcester is an accredited, independent, Jesuit middle school that provides a quality, all-scholarship education to under served boys of all faiths. Drawing upon four pillars - strength, scholarship, character, and service - a Nativity education inspires self-discovery, responsibility, spiritual growth, and a lifelong dedication to learning. In a structured learning environment – including an 11-hour school day, individual tutoring, and small classes – our students develop the character, skills and discipline needed to become not only productive citizens, but truly "men for others."

Cutchins Programs for Children and Families provides highly competent, cost effective services to help families, children, and adolescents who are experiencing emotional and behavioral difficulties. We provide clinical assessment and treatment, special education, and behavioral intervention, both in the community and at our residential sites, closely coordinated with the child's family and service network. Our work helps to stabilize behavior and then transform painful childhood, adolescent, family, and biological challenges into lifetime resilience and hope. The vision of Cutchins Programs for Children and Families is to ease suffering and interrupt patterns of despair. We will provide healthy models of relationship and communication. We will lead with innovation and integrity, serving as a model for best practices. We will work diligently with family and other health care and human service providers to insure that the continuum of care fully meets the needs of those we serve. We will enhance our services with carefully planned growth.

New Testament Christian School, founded in 1972, is a co-educational Christian day school for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12 who are average to above average academic ability and who intend to follow a college preparatory track. Graduates of NTCS are accepted to virtually any institute of higher learning in the country. The purpose of NTCS is to train Christian young people to meet their fullest potential, both spiritually and academically. It is the goal of NTCS that each student would come to know and accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, and to use his/her gifts and abilities to bring glory to Him.

Founded in 1880, Newton Country Day School is an independent, college preparatory school for girls, grades 5 - 12. Rooted in the Roman Catholic tradition, Newton is a member of the Network of Sacred Heart Schools, which spans forty-four countries and twenty-one cities in the United States. At Newton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart, young women are prepared for lives of courage and confidence. Such preparation is accomplished deliberately, guiding students to realize the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, and physical dimensions of their lives. Here, students experience the transformative power of God

North Cambridge Catholic High School is a co-educational school, offering students of multicultural backgrounds and limited economic means a rigorous college preparatory program in a safe, nurturing environment. Through a comprehensive curriculum, the Corporate Work Study Program, and a close partnership with families, North Cambridge Catholic prepares its graduates to become exceptional business and community leaders. The school embraces the cultural, ethnic and religious diversity of the student body, enabling each student to develop a unique sense of personal responsibility, global awareness, and spiritual growth.

Rooted in historical evangelical Christian faith, North Shore Christian School, in concert with family and church, seeks to be a community that provides challenging elementary and secondary education. Through academic and biblical instruction we strive to nurture each student's learning, thinking, and equip them to serve God within Lynn and the surrounding communities.

Northbrook Academy is a private, co-ed, non profit middle school which has recently expanded to include high school grade 9. Northbrook is an exceptional school where small class size and the philosophy which enhances students in mind, body and spirit create an environment where each child can thrive!

Notre Dame Academy's philosophy of education is built on the belief that education should prepare students for their roles as Christian women. We wish to provide our students with the opportunity to become more aware of what is happening in their lives and to assume responsibility for themselves and their community. In order to learn to make responsible choices, Notre Dame students have the freedom to learn in a school dedicated to high academic standards, and to involve themselves in the community, both utilizing its resources and serving its people.

Notre Dame High School is a not-for-profit corporation which is sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Ipswich and Boston Provinces. The Ipswich and Boston Provinces are a division of the international community of Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. Notre Dame High School is a family centered, college preparatory, coeducational secondary school founded by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, whose charism is

Notre Dame Preparatory School is a private, Catholic, college preparatory school, grades 7 - 12, with a recently added post graduate program. Located in Fitchburg Massachusetts, the school was established by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in 1952. ND is committed to providing each student with an environment in which he or she can achieve intellectual, social, and spiritual fulfillment. Towards this end, Notre Dame insists that all members of the Notre Dame community exhibit proper behavior.

The PACE School is a Chapter 766, coed, private day school approved by the Massachusetts Department of Education. Students referred to PACE have not experienced success in a public school setting because of learning disabilities, behavioral and/or emotional difficulties. The methods for delivering services are educational, vocational and therapeutic. The curriculum includes English/Language Arts, Math, Science, Reading, History, Health, Physical Education, Woodworking, Foreign Language and Computer Science. The Pace School curriculum provides experimental and hands-on opportunities for students to learn critical academic subject areas. Multi-disciplinary projects are often quite effective in engaging students resistant to traditional teaching techniques. Pace School recognizes the individual needs of a unique school population. Therefore, Pace School has initiated an outreach program to increase and maintain student attendance and consistent participation in school. Our bilingual outreach counselor monitors the attendance of each Pace School student. The counselor contacts students who are absent via telephone or home visits to increase attendance. Pace School provides pick-ups for students on an as-needed basis.

The Park School has offered an exceptional independent education to boys and girls in pre-kindergarten through ninth grade since 1888. Today, our diverse student body of over 560 students comes from the Boston metropolitan area to a beautiful 26-acre campus in Brookline, Massachusetts near Jamaica Pond.

The Pike School seeks to develop within its community a life-long love of learning, respect for other, the joy of physical activity and a creative spirit. A Pike education is a journey that prepares students to be independent learners and responsible citizens. We believe the potential within each of us deserves to be recognized and nurtured. We believe children develop best when there is an active and willing partnership between school and family. We believe that an enriching, challenging and supportive environment is necessary for personal development, and by recognizing, respecting, sharing and appreciating our similarities and differences, we grow and flourish.

Our mission is to serve families who desire to give their children (1st to 8th grade) an inspiring and confidence building educational experience based on the principles of the English educator Charlotte Mason and rooted in the Judeo-Christian world view.