Bet Shraga Hebrew Academy of the Capital District is affiliated with the Solomon Schechter Day School Association. We welcome children and families from a wide variety of Jewish backgrounds representing different degrees of religious observance, involvement and affiliation. Bet Shraga Hebrew Academy is committed to the highest academic standards in both Judaic and General Studies. We strive to promote a love of learning and to respond to the individual needs of students within a nurturing and respectful environment immersed in Jewish values. We are committed to preparing our students for the emerging educational challenges of the 21st century. Bet Shraga Hebrew Academy seeks to instill a strong sense of pride in Judaism and to ensure that our students develop tools for full participation in all aspects of Jewish life. This includes religious observance, a lifetime of Jewish learning, commitment to Jewish communal life, a connection to Israel and worldwide Jewry and continued spiritual and ethical growth. Our curriculum extends beyond our school to involve home, family and community.

Beth Rivkah was created as a flagship institution, pioneering the Lubavitch Educational System for girls, which prepares young girls for their futures as Jewish women leaders. In the aftermath of the Holocaust with the Jewish people in a state of despair the institution assumed vital importance, in its role of educating and inspiring the next generation of Jewish women against the tide of assimilation spreading in the United States. This ultimately became an anchor in the Rebbe

BBCA exists as a commitment by Bethel Baptist Church to provide families in the greater Chautauqua County area with a school offering a quality Christian education. This idea came to life in 1976 when BBCA opened its doors with 14 students in grades K through 3.

Welcome to the Bethel Elementary School. We are a Seventh-day Adventist school located in the culturally diverse Bedford Stuyvesant community Brooklyn, New York. Our staff are committed to providing quality education in a Christ-filled environment. We invite you to find out more about our school. Call us to schedule a visit, or explore online. To see what is happening at our school you can check our calendar, news, visit our classrooms or see what our alumni are doing. Our school is part of the world-wide Seventh-day Aventist school network. The Seventh-day Adventist educational system includes elementary and high schools, colleges and universities in countries around the globe.

The Birch Wathen Lenox School is built upon a tradition of academic excellence. We believe, above all, that our students must know how to think, how to analyze, how to synthesize, and how to communicate their ideas. To that end, we emphasize the development of writing and critical skills across the curriculum – in Science, Mathematics, History, English, Foreign Language and Art. Students study a wide range of subjects, and explore each subject in depth, through lectures, experiments, fieldwork, research and discussions.

Bishop Dunn Memorial School, founded in 1883, is proud of its tradition and commitment to the academic, spiritual, emotional, social and physical development of children, Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 8. It is our philosophy that success, particularly at an early age, depends on the growth of a child

The goal of our school is to educate, to prepare for the future - these are the goals of our administration, faculty and staff. In this quest we are united in common bonds: faith in God as expressed in the Roman Catholic tradition, respect for nation, and love - love of knowledge, love of God, love of others and love of self. We seek to provide spiritual, educational, and social opportunities which coincide with the threefold aim of Catholic education as defined in the Bishops' pastoral, "To Teach as Jesus Did."

Bishop Grimes Junior/Senior High School is a Diocesan Preparatory School committed to providing a quality Christian education in the Catholic tradition. The Bishop Grimes community provides a faith driven environment that nurtures each individual's overall development. In an atmosphere that respects diversity and promotes global awareness, students are prepared and commissioned to go forth and use their God given gifts to effect positive change in the world. We, at Bishop Grimes Junior/Senior High School, recognize our responsibility as ministers of the church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse to share in the mission of Jesus. As disciples in this mission, we are both inspired and motivated by Vatican II and the pastorals of the American Catholic Bishops concerning the values of peace, justice and love. We treasure the unique potential of each individual and strive to create a nurturing, spiritual, academic and emotional environment. Our students are encouraged to "grow in the maturity of Christ," to become responsible citizens of the 21st century, and to be active in their parish faith communities.

Bishop Kearney High School is a private, Roman Catholic, co-educational high school located in suburban Irondequoit. It offers educational opportunities for students in grades 9-12 in the tradition of the Congregation of Christian Brothers and School Sisters of Notre Dame. Bishop Kearney High School is a vibrant community dedicated to providing an environment in which high academic expectations, spirituality, and a strong sense of Catholic community enhance the education of the whole person. The mission of Bishop Kearney High School is to empower young men and women to reach their full potential - academically, spiritually, and socially - by providing a college preparatory, values-based Catholic education in a student-centered family atmosphere, in keeping with the tradition of the Christian Brothers and the School Sisters of Notre.

Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School is a Catholic, college preparatory high school that draws its Christian perspective from the Diocese of Brooklyn and the Lasallian tradition of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. It welcomes students with a wide range of skills from all religious traditions. The mission of Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School is to build character, foster and affirm student success and develop future leaders and good citizens of our country by challenging students to achieve their full potential and to strive for excellence, supporting the furtherance of their education in selective colleges and universities. Loughlin seeks to stimulate and inform a student

Bishop Ludden Jr./Sr. High School was built in 1963, serving the educational needs of students in grades 9-12. Located just outside of the city of Syracuse, New York, the school now educates students in grades 7-12.

Bishop Maginn High School is a Catholic, Diocesan, co-educational high school serving students in grades nine through twelve in the Albany and Greater Capital District areas. Bishop Maginn provides a college preparatory program following the New York State Learning Standards and meeting the academic needs of a diverse student population. The dedicated professional staff at Bishop Maginn High School integrates spiritual and moral values into the curriculum within a safe, structured and supportive learning environment. The school community embraces the traditions of its heritage schools, while instilling students with a sense of discipline and respect, as well as challenging them to achieve their greatest potential.

McGann ~ Mercy Diocesan High School is a community of approximately 380 students representing great geographic, economic, and religious diversity. Students represent all levels of academic ability from average to honors. At McGann-Mercy Diocesan High School, we require a commitment to excellence in any pathway that our students choose to pursue. We pave the road they choose with ethics, curiosity, and moral character intertwined with spiritual commitment. Our school encourages students, faculty and staff to work collaboratively to develop a learning community where innovative instruction, intellectual and imaginative activity, and coordinating community service challenge each person to attain his or her full potential. McGann~Mercy

Bishop Timon - Saint Jude High School are proud of our 60 year tradition of educating young men in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. At the heart of Timon's philosophy is its commitment to academic excellence. Every day, the teachers of our school strive to help every student reach his full potential. We do this by offering college level courses for accelerated students, and personal attention and extra help to those students in need. With small class sizes and a 14 to 1 student-teacher ratio, Timon offers an environment conductive to learning, while enabling teachers to personally know each student. Diverse course offerings ensure the development of a well-rounded Timon man. That is why we are offering a variety of different experiences in our classrooms. To supplement classroom instruction, students requiring help can benefit from the academic skills center at Timon. Here they find individual and small group tutoring in all subjects, help with projects and research papers, and special classes in preparation for major exams.

Brandeis School mission and vision are firmly grounded in our successful past. More than seventy years ago, our founder, Rabbi Irving Miller, declared the need for a curriculum that fully integrated Jewish and American values and ideals as a foundation for a successful contemporary life. The continued success of the Brandeis School lies in our ability to achieve the highest standards of academic excellence while ensuring a thorough Judaic education geared to kindling the eternal light of Judaism and learning in each child from generation to generation. The Brandeis Parents' Association is an integral part of our school. The Parents' Association is funded solely through fund raising activities and through the collection of annual PA dues. Our policy is to put funds we receive back into the school to enhance our childrens' Brandeis experience.

Bronx Manhattan Seventh-day adventist School is to facilitate excellence in education within a Christ-centered enviornment. Since these early days Adventists have embraced the philosophy that education should be redemptive in nature, for the purpose of restoring human beings to the image of God, our Creator. Mental, physical, social, and spiritual health, intellectual growth, and service to humanity form a core of values that are essential aspects of the Adventist education philosophy.

Brooklyn Friends School provides a college preparatory program serving students from Preschool through Grade 12. It is committed to educating each student intellectually, aesthetically, physically, and spiritually in a culturally diverse community. Guided by the Quaker principles of truth, simplicity, and peaceful resolution of conflict, Brooklyn Friends School offers each student a challenging education that develops intellectual abilities and ethical and social values to support a productive life of leadership and service. BFS is guided by the ideals of acceptance, compassion, equality and non-violence.

The mission of the Brooklyn Seventh-day Adventist School is to prepare students with the skills necessary for secondary education, build a wholesome character, nurture spiritual growth, and foster maximum physical and social development.

The Brooklyn Temple Elementary School first opened its doors in September, 1965, with a staff of two qualified teachers, to guide and direct the education of the pupils. Through the years the school has developed into a center for quality education. The school emphasizes the development of the total person- spiritual, mental, social and physical. The mission of Brooklyn Temple Seventh-day Adventist School is to provide instruction in a Christ-centered environment for the development of mental, physical and spiritual faculties in youth entrusted to its care. The school uses the guidelines of Biblical and Spirit of Prophecy injunctions in an academically competitive curriculum.

Founded in 1888 as a college preparatory school for boys, The Browning School continues its commitment to the goals of John A. Browning: the pursuit of academic excellence and a lifelong love of learning, the belief in the dignity of the individual, the development of personal integrity and responsibility to the broader community. The Browning boy develops amid these values: the Browning alumnus is a good citizen, sensitive to the needs of others, respectful of divergent yet informed opinions. He is, in the best sense of the word, a gentleman.