Proctor is nationally recognized for its innovative experiential programs, student-first philosophy, and the balance of academic rigor with structured support. AP and honors sections complement learning skills in this unique 3,000-acre community. Comprehensive visual and performing arts programs challenge accomplished artists and encourage novices. Competitive athletics and broad outdoor offerings define the afternoon programming. Opportunities for every student to study off-campus include trimesters in France, Spain, Costa Rica, Morocco, Mountain Classroom, and Ocean Classroom. Recent Environmental initiatives include a wood burning bio-mass plant which heats 70% of the campus as well as the completion of Peabody House Dorm with geothermal heating and cooling.

The Putney School is designed for independent, motivated, and capable students seeking intellectual freedom, responsibility and opportunities for competence in a variety of fields. The school's 500-acre campus is situated on a working Vermont dairy farm that supports a rich curriculum in sustainability. Putney’s vigorous liberal arts program prepares students for top colleges and the real world.

St. Andrew’s delivers an essential education through personal instruction, so our students build both a bedrock academic foundation for college and a set of personal learning strategies to last through a lifetime of evolving and adapting. From thought-provoking electives to advanced placement courses, our expert faculty provides a dynamic group of learners with the challenges they need to keep growing intellectually and socially.

We invite you to consider a smaller boarding program that encourages you to learn personal responsibility while offering you a traditional college preparatory education. A small, diverse group of students, representing 24 countries, study and grow together in our campus community. Students live in 4-person suites and enjoy a large living room, wireless internet, and the use of school facilities. Students enjoy many activities: interscholastic sports, orchestra, art, drama, photography, and clubs. "Inside-Out" offers faculty-sponsored events for day and boarding from river tubing to visits to nearby cultural activities. Our close proximity to the University of Virginia allows our students the opportunity to attend cultural, musical and athletic events as well as enroll in university classes.

Saint John's Preparatory School is a Catholic/Benedictine, co-educational, day and boarding International Baccalaureate college preparatory school for students in grades 6-12, with boarding options beginning in the 9th grade. Saint John's Prep is located within the 2,700 acres of woods and lakes of Saint John's University's campus in central Minnesota. As a student, you will be prepared to face any challenge that lies ahead. You will learn how to believe in yourself, take risks, and view the world with a global perspective. Saint John’s Prep is a place where you will not only dream, you will succeed.

What sets Saint Mary's School apart from other schools? Our parents say it’s small classes and extraordinary college admission services from two full-time college counselors. Our students say it’s the sense of community, the Honor Code, “space to be yourself,” and a generous lunch period. However, two identity markers also make Saint Mary’s School a distinct option for high school: we are all girls, and we are a boarding school, as well as a day school. “Growing up girl” is harder than ever, and Saint Mary’s is intentional in its efforts in helping girls grow up healthy. In an all-girl environment, Saint Mary’s students enjoy not just equal opportunity, but every opportunity, and learning takes center stage without social distractions. Here girls are supported by a culture, climate, and community that together generate high levels of personal and academic self-confidence and a can-do attitude. It’s a place where it’s cool to work hard and be a good student. As a boarding school, Saint Mary’s provides a 24-hour learning environment focused on education supported by heightened interaction between students and their teachers, who see their work as a calling, not a job. Day students at Saint Mary’s have unique advantages, not found at other day schools, for extraordinary access to the school’s facilities, programs, and people—days and nights, weekdays and weekends. Of course, Saint Mary’s is more than college preparatory, independent, all-girls, day and boarding school. It is an honor code school, an Episcopal school, a tablet computer school, and an old school with a storied history and proud heritage. As one alumna aptly describes it, “Saint Mary’s is a fabulously modern take on a very traditional concept.”

St. Timothy’s is a private, all-girls boarding and day school for students in grades 9-12, offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (DP) and Middle Years Program (MYP). Our goal is to prepare students for lives of meaning and consequence by providing a comprehensive and flexible academic program in a supportive, richly resourced, and beautiful setting.

Academic achievement is at the center of our school, but we live fully here in every way. Sports, theatre, music and the arts, community work - all of these are important because they bring fullness and happiness into the lives of our students. Moment by moment, day by day, we make our lives together at Salem Academy - creating a community of uncommon challenge and unmistakable warmth. And as we do, across America, in the classrooms of the very finest colleges and universities, hands are raised with confidence and conviction. On the fingers of those hands are rings from Salem Academy.

Salisbury School sits on a beautiful hilltop in northwestern Connecticut approximately two hours from the heart of New York City. A Salisbury education combines academic rigor and support. Our 17 AP classes and the long-established Rudd Learning Center are good examples of our commitment to and understanding of educating boys and their learning styles. The unique Residential Life Program builds community pride and unity through shared experience and service. The new academic (Centennial Humanities Building, Wachtmeister Mathematics and Science Building) and athletic facilities (Flood Athletic Center)are second-to-none for a school our size. Each Salisbury boy gains the enthusiasm for learning and self-confidence needed for intellectual, spiritual, physical and moral development. Meeting one's potential is the hallmark of a Salisbury education. In a single-gender classroom, faculty know, understand and celebrate what it means to be a boy!

Since 1850, San Domenico has prepared young women of diverse faiths and backgrounds to be leaders of the future. Day and boarding students participate fully in small, college-preparatory courses with honors and AP selections offered across the curriculum. Exceptional programs in the performing arts and proximity to cultural events complement campus life on 515 spectacular acres, 20 miles northwest of San Francisco. A music conservatory, a pre-professional theater arts program, riding academy, spacious facilities, a superb teaching faculty and the integrity of the school community distinguish us.

Since 1950, Santa Catalina has been a leader in education for young women. We know that inside each student there is a purpose waiting to be fulfilled. At Santa Catalina, our students already have a head start. It’s a fact that girls’ school graduates have a significant edge in the world over their coed peers, and the advantages of Santa Catalina reach far beyond statistics. You’ll have a safe place to focus and explore your passions. You’ll have a beautiful campus on which to make lasting friendships and feel comfortable with your place in the world. Santa Catalina is a place where you can take risks, knowing people here will support you. You’ll discover talents, interests, and skills you never knew existed within yourself. You’ll be engaged – intellectually, creatively, athletically, and spiritually – to help you see things in new ways. Join one of our interscholastic athletic teams or maybe the hip-hop dance group. Run for a Student Senate position, become a member of Amnesty International, or help in the organic garden. The extracurricular opportunities are limited only by your imagination. Our curriculum will encourage you to discover DaVinci, explore environmental issues, and debate everything from poetry to political issues to celebrity pop culture. Your class options will be diverse and innovative, and could include Global Conflict and Resolution in the 21st Century, Peace and Justice, World Literature, or Mandarin Chinese. Engaged learning can include a satellite news broadcast in French, or a guest scientist from Stanford University. The curriculum will expand your mind and stimulate your curiosity. We teach the way girls learn most effectively, often with open discussion and group projects. Our faculty is available, involved, and interested in you. They know the point of school is not so much what you learn, as what learning allows you to accomplish in the world when you leave. Your personal and academic journey will include preparation for life beyond our campus. Our college counseling program will support your journey, and your college decisions will be informed by your academic, co-curricular, and extracurricular experiences. When you take that next step, you join generations of young women who began inventing their futures at Santa Catalina and are now realizing their dreams. If you’re looking for a school that helps you discover the person you are meant to become – Santa Catalina is the place to begin.

Shattuck-St. Mary's School is a 161 year-old, Episcopal, college preparatory boarding and day school enrolling students in grades 6 through 12 plus a post-graduate program. The school, located in Faribault, Minnesota, 50 miles south of the twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, occupies a 250-acre campus on the bluffs of the Straight River. The School's almost 500 students hail from more than 30 countries and 40 states. In addition to our exemplary academic program, students attend Shattuck-St. Mary's to pursue their passions in nine distinct Centers of Excellence: Engineering, Bioscience, The Major, Golf, Figure Skating, Soccer, Ice Hockey, Pre-Conservatory and Vocal Performance Music. Paired with our unique ScholarShift program and weCreate center, we provide opportunities for our students to explore their individual interests.

South Kent School offers an innovative, project-based program with an emphasis on applied technology, sustainability, environmental studies & experiential learning. South Kent's flagship program; The Center for Inquiry, Innovation and Entrepreneurship will combine ecological and environmental studies focusing on sustainability and applied technology. A recently acquired farm adjacent to the current SKS campus will serve as a real-time laboratory and provide the site for a project-based curriculum. Boys will have the opportunity to work on world impacting initiatives in the areas of alternative & renewable energy sources and ecological stewardship. The Advanced Media Group (AMG) offers boys the opportunity to explore the world of digital entrepreneurship and webcasting. Outdoor education, community service, and student activities augment academic coursework. A 5:1 student/teacher ratio; recent enhancements in dormitories the installations of SMARTBOARDS, a newly expanded arts facility; and a strong leadership program enable each student to develop his individual strengths and interests. South Kent also offers high level athletics for boys who are interested in pursuing goals in particular sports. Advanced training techniques, outstanding facilities and top level coaching provide the boys with the most optimal environment for success. Many South Kent graduates have continued to compete at the collegiate level while a select few have continued to play at the professional level.

Stoneleigh-Burnham School is a college preparatory boarding/day school for girls, Grades 7 – 12 and PG that offers a challenging academic program in which girls share their voice and intellect. SBS has an extensive college preparatory curriculum, that includes Honors and Advanced Placement courses for students with a wide range of learning backgrounds, which encourages girls to develop their passion for learning. Students participate in nationally recognized programs in riding, athletics, visual/performing arts, public speaking and debate. When you attend Stoneleigh-Burnham School you accept the challenge to explore who you really are and what you really want to do with your life. Our girls learn to connect their work in the classroom to life outside the classroom, strengthening their competence as active learners. We will ask you to stretch outside your comfort zone in order to gain confidence and courage. We know that girls develop best when they are in a community that knows them and where they feel connected. In our small school you will indeed be known, and known well – by your schoolmates, your teachers, coaches, and advisors. We will challenge you to be your best self, and support you every step of the way. Since 1869 our primary purpose has been to prepare girls for college and beyond, but that doesn’t happen only in the classroom. You will deepen your cultural understanding by interacting with classmates from all over the world. You will build a foundation in athletic competition and healthy exercise designed to develop young women in unique and sustainable ways. You will share your gifts with others through class and community service projects. You will explore your creative side through our programs in the fine and performing arts. You will discover how your talents make you unique. You will also discover your special place in our small community. For nearly 150 years Stoneleigh-Burnham has helped girls make connections. Our mission is “to inspire girls to pursue meaningful lives based on honor, respect, and intellectual curiosity.” What was true in 1869 is true today, and will be true as we move ahead with confidence.

Founded in 1867, The Storm King School is one of New York oldest and most prestigious boarding schools, located one hour north of New York City. The School enrolls 200 students from the USA and 26 other countries. Faculty boasts an impressive list of teachers including a former NASA scientist Dr. Feffer (Stanford University), writer Jeremy Freeman (Yale University), award winning filmmaker Zhenya Kiperman (Columbia University) and Headmaster Jon Lamb (Columbia University). Over 70% of faculty hold advanced degrees. Our graduates attend top universities including Harvard, NYU, Cornell, Georgetown, Syracuse, Parsons, and Pratt. Academics include over 103 courses including 11 AP and Honors courses.

Tallulah Falls School is an independent, coeducational college preparatory boarding and day school serving students in grades 6 - 12. Tallulah Falls is located in northeast Georgia, approximately 90 miles from Atlanta. In 1909, Tallulah Falls School opened its doors to serve children in the surrounding community. Today, TFS continues to provide opportunities for academic challenge, physical participation and personal growth to students from the local area, across the state of Georgia, throughout the nation, and around the world. In addition to its challenging college preparatory curriculum, the school offers a comprehensive selection of competitive sports and extracurricular clubs and activities. TFS provides need-based financial aid to students whose families may not be able to afford all of the expenses associated with a high-quality, private college-preparatory education. The TFS experience is centered around community and characterized by personal attention in a nurturing environment. Classes are small, with an average size of 10-15 students. The community of students, faculty, staff and administration are committed to promoting an atmosphere of respect and encouragement, conducive to learning and living.

TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas is a co-ed, Episcopal college-preparatory school. Our average class size is 15. TMI develops well-rounded students through numerous school activities and programs such as: daily chapel, our nationally-ranked optional JROTC program, 14 athletic options and sports, fine arts (music, choir, theatre, art, ceramics), 5 or 7-day residential life program, community service, and extracurricular activities that are designed to enhance our commitment to service and leadership. Campus facilities include: 20,000-volume library; science and computer labs; indoor/outdoor athletic facilities; and a fine arts center. The mission of TMI is to provide an excellent educational community, with values based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, challenging motivated students to achieve their full potential in service and leadership.

With 90% of faculty living on campus, students learn and grow in a close-knit community of faculty, staff, and students. Students are guided by teachers who are also their coaches and dorm parents, establishing strong faculty-student collaboration and providing for 24/7 learning. Trinity-Pawling serves 300 boys in grades 7-12 and offers a postgraduate program. The School offers over 100 academic courses and 18 AP courses, interscholastic competition in 13 sports within the highly competitive New England Founders League, and a diverse menu of activities, clubs, and trips allowing students to pursue and explore many interests.

Vermont Academy is a small college preparatory boarding and day school serving grades 9 through 12 plus a postgraduate year. Founded in 1876, Vermont Academy provides experiential education for the whole student, including exemplary academics, athletics, and arts. Students are encouraged to explore, to tinker, and to innovate. Students benefit from a 6:1 student-faculty ratio, learning skills support, and over 120 courses. Located on 450 acres, the school offers unparalleled outdoor opportunities, including mountain biking, crew, and nearby skiing and snowboarding. Two and a half hours from Boston and four hours from New York, Vermont Academy provides students with a transformative education--in the classroom and in the great Vermont outdoors--that prepares them to thrive in college and in life.

The White Mountain School is an independent boarding and day school founded in 1886 as Saint Mary's School. White Mountain prepares young people for rigorous college studies and life beyond formal academics. By offering challenging academics within a community of 100 students in grades 9–12/PG, The White Mountain School nurtures responsible and active young adults through student-focused, discussion-based classes. Performing and fine arts, outdoor sports, as well as international and local community service are integral parts of the School’s robust curriculum.