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Secondary schools

LaSalle High School

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Salesian High School

http://www.salesian.com

Salesian High School is the fourth school in the country and the first outside of New York City selected by the Gilder/Lehrman Foundation. The Foundation will help the school integrate American studies into the school curriculum. Through this grant, Salesian High School has created a small academically rigorous learning environment that offers courses in American history throughout the four-year high school curriculum. The Foundation will oversee Salesian's American Studies Academy and supply support, equipment, hardware and software. Teachers are invited to participate in seminars and enrichment programs and fellowships taught by renowned historians at ivy league schools.

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Villa Maria Academy

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Villanova Preparatory School

http://www.villanovaprep.org

Villanova Preparatory School is a non-profit Roman Catholic school operated under the auspices of the Western Province of the Order of St. Augustine. Located in the Ojai Valley, it is a coeducational preparatory school that offers both boarding and day programs for grades 9-12 and a sheltered English only program of English as a Second Language (ESL). Villanova Preparatory School strives to display the characteristics that mark it as an Augustinian school as stated in the Educational Mission Statement of the Schools of the Province of St. Augustine. These characteristics include an emphasis on the primacy of love,a dedication to seek the truth, a fostering of tradition, a desire to serve a diverse population, and a commitment to build community among our faculty, students, staff, parents, and alumni. The school serves students who indicate their desire to succeed in a strong academic curriculum. Following the liberal arts tradition, the curriculum aims at preparing each student for admission to a university. The curriculum acknowledges the traditions of Western civilization and places particular emphasis on Judeo-Christian values and teachings. The program of studies seeks to provide students with the necessary skills for successful life in a world of rapid technological and social changes. The school emphasizes effective oral and written communication, study skills, critical and interpretive thinking, and the ability to make rational, informed judgments. To help students become mature citizens of the City of God, Villanova provides religious instruction that is true to Catholic doctrine and which echoes the teaching of St. Augustine. In addition, the school strives to give non-Catholic students an understanding of Catholicism and helps them nurture their own spiritual development. As a community in which students, teachers, and parents share in the life of the Holy Spirit, the school endeavors to foster an individual spirituality that promotes a concern for the issues of charity, Christian service, and justice in daily life. Villanova recognizes that parents are the primary educators of their children. Therefore the school encourages their full cooperation in their children's education. The school attempts to educate the whole person. As a result, it provides students with extracurricular programs and athletic activities that challenge, inspire and develop sound bodies and minds. All activities at Villanova seek to promote social responsibility and teach students how to work harmoniously with others in achieving common goals. By creating a positive and caring environment for both resident and day students, Villanova promotes learning, love, unity, and respect for others as primary considerations. The school's ultimate desire is to graduate students who think, judge, and act in ways which are sound and in keeping with the teachings of Jesus Christ. In the Augustinian tradition, we also desire to graduate young adults who express the qualities of love, truth, and community.

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Woodside Priory School

http://www.woodsidepriory.com

"At Woodside Priory we offer a competitive interscholastic athletic program. At the same time, we give every student the opportunity to participate. Our teams routinely compete for league and section championships, but we are able to maintain the philosophy that everyone should have a chance to be a part of our program and experience all that athletics has to offer. Many of our athletes are awarded all league and all section honors every season and a few go on to compete at the collegiate level."

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Riverview School

http://www.riverviewschool.org

Riverview School is an independent coeducational residential school, providing a caring community for adolescents and young adults with complex language, learning and cognitive disabilities. The School is committed to developing student competence and confidence in academic, social and independent living skills.

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Gilmour Academy

http://www.gilmour.org

Gilmour Academy, founded in 1946 by the Brothers of Holy Cross from the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, is an independent, coeducational Catholic preparatory school with enrollment from the preschool through high school levels. The 143 acre campus is located in Gates Mills, an eastern suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. The campus facilities include a chapel, science center, fine and performing arts center, and two dormitories. The athletic complex includes eight playing fields, a natatorium, a fieldhouse, and a NHL sized ice rink. As a Catholic School in the Holy Cross tradition, Gilmour Academy has chosen as its mission the education of the mind and the heart. Gilmour instills in each student a strong sense of personal self-worth through personal achievement. The world our students will soon lead will require them to be persons of great courage and moral stamina, with an enthusiastic, lifelong desire to learn.

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Notre Dame Academy

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St. Pius X High School

http://www.stpiusx.org

St. Pius X High School is a co-educational, comprehensive, Catholic high school, which welcomes students from a variety of cultural, socio-economic, and ethnic backgrounds in the Greater Houston area. The school is owned and administered by the Dominican Sisters of Houston, Texas. Education at St. Pius X High School is the development of a student's relationship with God in Christian community and the development of human potential. Commitment to justice and increased global awareness are encouraged. Holistic growth - spiritual, intellectual, physical, emotional and social- is fostered and is realized in an atmosphere where the dignity of life is central to decision-making in all areas: academic, disciplinary, financial, social and spiritual. St. Pius X offers a diverse curriculum. It includes required courses in traditional academic subjects, as well as in theology, fine arts, and computer competency. The goal of the faculty and staff is not only to assist students in the acquisition of knowledge, but to stimulate intellectual curiosity and a love of learning, and to help students develop the skills necessary for the on going pursuit of knowledge. St. Pius X seeks to have faculty and staff who are knowledgeable and skilled, who care about education and about youth. They serve as role models for students in terms of their own intellectual endeavors, their behavior and treatment of others, and their active witness to Christian values. Together with parents, they are influential in shaping the minds and attitudes of the youth they serve. Each student is unique and valuable, gifted with God-given talents. St. Pius X offers a variety of opportunities-academic, extra-curricular, social, and spiritual-to assist each student in recognizing and developing her/his potential. Students are challenged to acknowledge the responsibility to use their talents and knowledge in the service of God and others, and to embody gospel values in their daily lives. The goals of St. Pius X are: To deepen the faith life of students through prayer and theological studies, and to foster a sense of community; To motivate students to accept leadership and to act on behalf of justice; To help students develop intellectual curiosity and love of learning through the educational program; To assist students in recognizing and developing their potential through a variety of learning opportunities: academic, extra-curricular, social, spiritual, and community service; To build a strong educational program which recognizes individual needs and differences, develops the student's potential in accordance with ability, encourages the student to achieve success and develops ability to make decisions and accept responsibility for those decisions; To assist students in appreciating and respecting personal worth, the dignity of all and a sense of responsibility for others; To help students develop a knowledge and awareness of the social teachings of the Church and provide opportunities for the students to respond in service and action; To facilitate communication between home and school and to assist parents/guardians in their child's growth; To build a faculty and staff able to empower students to recognize and utilize their gifts for the service of God and others; and To form an administration, faculty and staff that collaborates in personal and professional growth.

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Magnificat High School

http://www.magnificaths.org

Magnificat High School is a Catholic secondary school which admits students of any race, religion, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, national and ethnic origin in administration of our educational and admissions policies, scholarships, athletic, and loan programs and other school administered programs. It is the policy of Magnificat High School not to discriminate on the basis of sex in its employment as required by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972.

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University Park Campus School

http://www.upcsinstitute.org

The University Park Campus School/Clark University Institute for Student Success trains small school developers, leaders, and teachers to implement the leadership strategies and instructional techniques that have led to universal college readiness at UPCS, which has been recognized as a national model grade 7-12 school.

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San Miguel High School

http://www.sanmiguelhigh.com

San Miguel High School is a coeducational, college preparatory Lasallian School where students are loved and educated by teachers who are inspired by the traditions of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. Through the integration of the strong educational heritage and charisma of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, and with the financial support that the Cristo Rey Model provides, San Miguel High School provides opportunities for a college preparatory education to those students who may not have the financial resources necessary to attend other tuition based schools.

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