Dunn is located 28 miles northeast of Santa Barbara, California, in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley. The philosophy of Dunn School is based on the conviction that the depth and quality of the relationship between students and teachers is central to the process of education. Our academic curriculum offers AP courses in thirteen subject areas. The personal and social growth of each student is enhanced by our exceptional fine and performing arts programs, co-curricular athletics, and outdoor education. All Dunn graduates are prepared for the college of their choice.

Eagle Hill School is a private college-preparatory boarding school for students with diagnosed learning (dis)abilities and/or ADD. The structured daily schedule incorporates academics, the arts, sports, and a supervised evening study period. Interscholastic sports include soccer, cross-country running, basketball, wrestling, tennis, golf, lacrosse and softball. EHS is a nurturing community that works in close partnership with the family. A summer program serves students ages 10-18.

Fryeburg Academy, founded in 1792, is a dynamic day and boarding school located near the White Mountain national forest and recreation area. Only one hour from the city of Portland, Maine, this historic institution is home to a diverse student body representing over 20 countries and 10 states. Our intimate boarding program is set in the context of a larger school, providing boarding students the opportunity to participate in a full array of curricular and extracurricular offerings uncommon in small boarding schools. Fryeburg Academy offers 14 advanced placement courses, a full range of ESOL courses, and a tutorial program. Extracurricular offerings include 24 varsity sports, 15 clubs and award winning theater and music programs. Recent campus improvements include the addition of the Bion Cram Library, the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center, the Ada Cram Wadsworth Arena and the Harvey Dow Gibson Recreation Center.

George Stevens Academy is an independent high school located on the coast of Maine. Grounded in its traditions, the Academy is a caring educational community invested in meeting the needs of each student. The Academy offers a challenging, comprehensive program of studies that fosters intellectual inquiry and the pursuit of knowledge, inspires creativity, develops self-reliance, and prepares its graduates for a purposeful life in an ever-changing world. The extensive curriculum includes AP and honors courses, environmental and marine science, programs in the arts and industrial technology, ESL, and three foreign languages. With over 35 clubs, activities, and sports, Academy students have many opportunities to explore their interests. Some of the more unique possibilities for involvement are a sailing team, an award-winning jazz band, a chamber music group, an annual arts festival, and an Independent Study and Internship Program.

High Mowing is a Waldorf school with a curriculum that challenges a student's intellect, imagination, and social responsibility. College-preparatory academics are integrated with a rich program of studio and performing arts. The Naturalist Program offers students the opportunity to encounter nature in a holistic manner. The athletic program includes both competitive and recreational sports. International exchanges are available with Waldorf schools worldwide. The Outdoor Trekking Program, Projects Week, and weekend activities offer off-campus learning.

Aspiring artists at Interlochen Arts Academy receive individual attention and regular performance opportunities. Known for its nurturing atmosphere and exceptionally gifted students, Interlochen offers intensive college-preparatory academics and training in music, theatre arts, dance, motion picture arts, visual arts and creative writing. Interlochen has had more Presidential Scholars in the Arts than any other high school in the country. Our students, from all 50 states and 20 countries, study with accomplished faculty and are admitted to selective colleges, universities and conservatories.

Kents Hill School provides a comprehensive college prep program in a supportive, friendly environment for students from all over the world. Small classes, a broad curriculum, including ESL and a Learning Center, strong arts & a competitive athletics program provide a wealth of opportunities.

The Kiski School is one of America's oldest boys boarding schools, located in the foothills of the Laurel Mountains, 30 miles east of Pittsburgh. Every Kiski boy gains an appreciation of academic excellence, the importance of personal integrity, community responsibility, and develops a capacity to take risks, learn from failure, and build self-confidence. Kiski is renowned for leadership in boys education, small classes, competitive athletics, an extraordinary faculty, and its arts and library facilities.

The Knox School is a dynamic and diverse community that fosters personal and intellectual growth. We provide challenging, engaging programs in a nurturing learning environment, devoting care and attention to every student. Embracing high standards of character, commitment, and achievement, The Knox School encourages students to think critically and creatively. Students are the most important part of our community. Their involvement in the life of Knox gives them the unique opportunity to become active participants in their personal growth. They emerge as poised and confident speakers and responsible caring citizens. The Knox School takes great pride in all their achievements and, more importantly, invests in the development of their character. A beautiful campus, a dedicated faculty, outstanding programs, inspired leadership and engaged students all add up to the Knox experience

La Lumiere School shapes the complete student in character, scholarship, and faith. One hour from Chicago, our curriculum, small classes, and dedicated faculty provide an academic environment with emphasis on the individual learner. The core of our mission is to nurture and develop the whole individual in an academically challenging environment. This foundation provides La Lumiere graduates with a distinct advantage over most of their peers: they are trained to think critically, articulate clearly, and take action confidently -- with a solid awareness of morals and values. Our rigorous education, personal relationships, and focus on values create a rich learning environment for students. They are known by faculty, staff and other students from all grades. This familiarity enables our students to make lasting connections, engage in academics, participate socially, and define their path. Weekly activities, compulsory after school activities, a distinctive theatre program, and a competitive science team provide opportunities for students to explore their interests outside the classroom. A diverse campus population completes the La Lumiere experience.

LCHS stands for Lustre Christian High School. It is a unique educational institution because it serves as both a Christian high school for the community and as a qualified Christian boarding school. LCHS is equipped to meet the needs of most high school students and is accredited by the state of Montana. Its very rural location gives the students a unique opportunity to attend school free from distractions that many other schools or locations offer. LCHS offers a strong, basic, high school program in a safe environment. Qualified, state-certified teachers are employed to serve the educational needs of all our students. Our teachers also have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and seek to embody the spirit of their faith into their instruction.

MMA is a small, coed, college preparatory, boarding school where every student is known and respected. The curriculum focuses on mastery of the basics that ensures graduates have the knowledge and skills to succeed at college and life. Physical, leadership and character education and development is accomplished within a structured, military environment. Daily tutorials, homework assistance and supervised study periods supports learning and homework completion. And, there are activities and fun, too. MMA is just 90 minutes west of Washington, D.C. Come for a visit and enroll for Learning Success.

Since 1932, Midland has offered a compelling curriculum rich in academics, community, and responsibility. Courseloads prepare students for the finest colleges in the country. Students help maintain the school through the student-run job system, and compete in a variety of athletic programs. Set on 2,860 acres, students experience the land through classwork, horse riding, organic gardening, hiking, and camping.

Miller School of Albemarle is a coeducational boarding and day school for grades 8-12 and post-graduate students. It is located on a 1600-acre campus at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with a 12-acre lake for swimming and boating. The college-preparatory curriculum emphasizes educating the mind, hands, and heart within a challenging yet supportive setting. Classes average 10-12 students. All students participate in daily afternoon activities (athletics or theater) and a variety of semi-monthly faculty-led community service programs on- and off-campus.

Monte Vista Christian School is a coeducational, boarding and day, college-preparatory school. As a Christian educational institution, MV has a concern for all aspects of a student's life, character, and intellect. Founded in 1926, the campus occupies 100 acres of rolling lawns, ponds, a sports complex, equestrian facilities, and more than 25 buildings. Honors, AP coursework, and a full sports and art programs are offered. Students are challenged to think independently and to develop problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. A full course of ESL leading to graduation is offered.

Oak Hill Academy is a small, co-ed, college preparatory boarding school in Virginia for students seeking growth in a structured environment.

Founded in 1796, Oakwood is one of the oldest co-ed boarding schools in America and the first private high school in New York State. International students have long benefitted from Oakwood’s challenging college-preparatory curriculum, AP, and ESL courses. Traditional Quaker values of equality, acceptance, and respect for every individual are woven into the curriculum. With a good variety of elective courses and extra-curricular offerings, students are encouraged to try new things, be creative, find their passions, and become well-rounded graduates. The diverse community places high standards of academic achievement, but also makes sure students develop into good people. In the picturesque Hudson Valley, midway between NYC and Albany, Oakwood offers small classes, individual attention, an academic support center, college counseling/placement, community service, and an inclusive sports program. Small class sizes allow for teachers and dorm parents to connect, nurture, and support students as they grow. Advisers meet with students weekly to offer personal direction and guidance. Because of the school’s great location, many student trips are possible taking advantage of both the rich history and beauty of the Hudson Valley and the proximity of New York City.

Educating young people for nearly a century, Ojai Valley School is an independent, co-educational boarding and day school for students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Our students benefit from a challenging academic curriculum, dedicated teachers, and extracurricular programs that include athletics, arts and music, equestrian, and outdoor education.

Oldfields, located 25 miles north of Baltimore, is nationally recognized for its student-centered college-preparatory curriculum whose purpose is each girl’s success. Girls from 7 countries and 17 states enjoy a nurturing, family-like community in which 70% of the students are boarders and 30% are day students. Off-campus and international programs in May, fine and performing arts, athletics, riding, dance, and extensive co-curricular activities enhance the academic offerings. All teachers and students have laptop computers and 15 SmartBoards are used in classrooms.

The Phelps School provides a supportive, college preparatory boarding and day program for boys. Our structured, nurturing environment provides small classes and individualized attention, which foster academic success. A formal Academic Support Program addresses the needs of boys with learning differences in English, reading and math. Located just 25 miles west of Philadelphia, our bucolic 75-acre campus hosts approximately 140 students from 20 states and 12 countries. Phelps competes in 7 interscholastic sports and offers a full range of activities.