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Washington Academy is committed to the success of its local, national, and international students offering a comprehensive program of academics, athletics, and the arts. They strive to create opportunities that will equip students socially and intellectually for their future endeavors.

The Mission of the School today remains essentially unchanged from that of its modest beginnings over one hundred years ago. While hewing to its traditional task of preparing students for admission to college and equipping them with the contemporary knowledge and tools for a successful course of higher education, Thacher continues to train young men and women in the art of living for their own greatest good and for the greatest good of their fellow citizens in the increasingly diverse society of a complex nation and ever-changing world.

ST. COLETTA DAY SCHOOL OF MILWAUKEE WILL PROVIDE AN ACADEMIC, SOCIAL AND LIFE SKILLS CURRICULUM WITHIN AN ENGAGING ENVIRONMENT TO MEET THE NEEDS OF STUDENTS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND/OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO PREPARE THEM TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.

Their goal is to continue their focus on meeting the diverse needs of all of their students. Through high expectations, differentiated and small group instruction, they are dedicated to developing, nurturing and advancing the intellectual, social, emotional, and behavioral growth of all learners.

The backdrop for this college preparatory curriculum is farming, social responsibility and working to create harmony with the land. Students develop self-confidence and empowerment through challenging intellectual and physical activities in an atmosphere where their work is valued and respected.

An essential part of Magellan’s mission is our commitment to welcome students of all backgrounds, including families from a variety of economic situations. Family financial situations change all of the time, and we want to make sure that students that are thriving at Magellan can stay at Magellan. That commitment requires annual fundraising from all families. And through the Magellan Annual Fund and Noche de Gala, gifts from our families and community provide funding of over $1,100 per student to keep a Magellan education more accessible.

“The Drumming For Your Life Institute is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2002 dedicated to using the power of rhythm to help children and youth develop the emotional, academic, and social skills needed to succeed in school and in life.”

Corpus Christi school offers a challenging K-8 curriculum which prepares students for entrance into competitive high schools. Subjects include language arts, math, religion, science, social studies, art, computers, physical education and music.

Heathwood Hall Episcopal School cultivates creative and critical thinking, develops leadership and social skills, and promotes service to others over the pursuit of self-interest through a rich academic and extracurricular program in a supportive community of talented educators and engaged students.

MCI engages a multicultural student body with diverse abilities and interests in a rigorous and comprehensive college and career preparatory experience. In a safe and nurturing environment, students develop self-esteem, academic skills, and social responsibility to be thoughtful global citizens and lifelong learners.

It is the mission of the early childhood programs of the Public Schools of Brookline to provide an inclusive environment where all children from ages three to five can learn social competency, develop cognitive-motor and language skills and expand their understanding of themselves and the world in which they live.

The purpose of the Organization is to promote the interests of the Round Rock High School Dragonette Drill team and its Directors, to engage in charitable, civic, educational and social activities, and to engage in any lawful purpose or purposes for which a non-profit corporation may be organized under the laws of Texas. ​