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Brewster Academy, an international leader in secondary education, is widely recognized for its successful innovation in teaching and learning and accelerated student growth in a vigorous, college-preparatory environment. Students work in a multi-level curriculum based on individual mastery, and participate in interactive classes where collaboration is common practice. Competitive athletics, a rich arts curriculum, and an intensive community life program offer exciting opportunities for students. Athletic facilities include a 50,000 square-foot athletics and wellness center featuring a convertible turf floor, a four-lane, 200-meter indoor track, and a fitness center; six playing fields; nine new tennis courts; a boathouse for dry land training for the sailing and crew teams; an indoor rowing tank; and a climbing wall. The 80-acre campus sits on 1/2-mile of shoreline along Lake Winnipesaukee. Proximity to the mountains and coast offers an abundance of outdoor recreation opportunities.

For over 90 years, Buxton has been educating students in the progressive tradition. Experienced faculty nurture and challenge students in all aspects of their intellectual, artistic, and social lives. Discussion-based classes are the norm; advanced classes are offered in all academic areas; the arts program is varied and full. Central to the school experience are Work Program and the Urban Intensive, an on-the-road study of a North American city. The lovely 125-acre campus overlooks historic Williamstown. Williams College and the Clark Art Institute, exceptional resources, are right next door.

Fork Union Military Academy is one of the nation's leading college preparatory military schools for boys in grades 7 to 12 and postgraduate. Nationally-known for its top quality academics, superior athletic programs, and emphasis on Christian values, the school remains true to its motto of "Body, Mind, and Spirit."

For over 50 years, Hyde School has been a leader in the United States for its unique approach to character education. Our mission – develop character to discover one’s unique potential– is delivered to our students using several approaches including college-preparatory academics, character and leadership development, and family engagement. For students looking for an academic challenge, Hyde offers a comprehensive college preparatory curriculum, including Advanced Placement and Honors-level courses. Students receive individualized attention from our experienced faculty and grow the academic skills they need to succeed in college and beyond. The cornerstones of our character-based curriculum are the Five Words (Courage; Integrity; Leadership; Curiosity; and Concern) and Five Principles (Destiny; Humility; Conscience; Truth; and Each Other’s Keeper). With these core beliefs and shared values in mind, we developed Five Inner Leadership Deliverables. These create a culture where we support and challenge each other, value attitude over aptitude, and allow obstacles to become opportunities. Our Five Inner Leadership Deliverables are as follows: 1. Self-Awareness – students take a deep look at themselves and develop the skills to emerge as leaders in the Hyde community and beyond; 2. Public Speaking Confidence – students are taught skills to become confident public speakers; 3. Tackling Challenges Outside One’s Comfort Zone – students are encouraged to take risks and challenge themselves; 4. Meaningful Relationships – students engage in building relationships with their peers and adults; and 5. Family – for students to grow, their families must grow along with them. Our boarding school campus, located in the heart of the mid-coast section of Maine, offers students a personalized college preparatory and character development curriculum, while, at the same time, ensuring that our international students receive an immersive American experience. With access to the ocean and the mountains, a short drive to Portland, Maine (40 minutes), and access to Boston, Massachusetts (2.5 hours), students have the opportunity to explore New England as they discover themselves. Hyde students graduate with a well-developed sense of purpose, a concrete set of values and principles, and a strong sense of character.

Providing an artistic and educational experience like nowhere else, Interlochen Arts Academy offers students the chance to work, study and live in an international community of artists. Students receive supportive attention and dozens of performance, gallery and presentation opportunities. Interlochen provides both college-preparatory academics and intensive artistic training in seven fine arts areas: creative writing, dance, film and new media, interdisciplinary arts, music, theatre, and visual arts. Academy students work with accomplished faculty, professional guest artists, and other talented and creative students. Personalized guidance and expert portfolio reviews allow graduates access to selective colleges, universities and conservatories. Interlochen has produced 50 Presidential Scholars in the Arts, more than any other high school in the country. Interlochen is a 2006 recipient of the National Medal of Arts, and a 2019 recipient of the Green Ribbon School award.

The Kiski School is a small college-preparatory boarding school located just under an hour east of Pittsburgh. Our 350-acre rural campus provides a safe, inspiring environment where 200 students from 31 countries and 13 U.S. states live and learn together. With over 90% of students living on campus, Kiski fosters a close-knit, inclusive community where students build lifelong friendships and grow through collaboration. Academically, Kiski offers 12 Advanced Placement (AP) courses and features the Harkness method of teaching—an engaging, student-centered approach where discussions around a round table help students develop critical thinking, communication, and leadership skills. Our 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio ensures personalized attention, and faculty serve as both teachers and mentors who support each student's academic and personal journey. Outside the classroom, students choose from over 30 clubs and organizations in areas like the arts, science, service, and leadership. Athletics are also a central part of the Kiski experience, with 12 varsity teams that encourage discipline, teamwork, and school spirit. Our modern Innovation Lab and Inventionland curriculum give students hands-on opportunities in robotics, engineering, and design thinking—strengthening essential STEAM skills. Kiski graduates are confident, well-rounded, and prepared to succeed. They go on to attend the most selective colleges and universities across the country, including Columbia, Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, and Carnegie Mellon. Every graduate receives admission to a U.S. college or university. Kiski is more than a school—it’s a diverse, supportive community where students are encouraged to discover their passions, embrace challenges, and prepare for a meaningful future.

The six million acre Adirondack Park sets the stage for Northwood School. An academic program focusing on college preparation is the standard. Coed athletic offerings include ski racing, ice hockey, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, golf, crew, and a first-rate wilderness skills program. Indoor tennis courts, a squash court, an indoor climbing wall, and a state-of-the-art fitness center support our students' love of the outdoors. Opportunities for community service and a unique cross-cultural program are offered.

Oak Hill Academy is a small, co-ed, college preparatory boarding school in Virginia for students seeking academic, social, or athletic 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.

Oldfields, located 25 miles north of Baltimore, is nationally recognized for its student-centered college-preparatory curriculum whose purpose is each girl’s success. Off-campus and international experiential learning programs in May, fine and performing arts, world class riding program, and dance. All teachers and students have laptop computers and 15 SmartBoards are used in classrooms. Oldfields provides a place free from that pressure-where girls can focus on who they are and safely explore and grow into who they want to be. Here, girls lead everything. We believe in the power of teenage girls. The Pathways Program for real life skills and practical development. Mild learning differences are supported.

St. John’s Northwestern Academies educates and develops young men and women to be responsible citizens, as well as moral and ethical leaders who are inspired to take advantage of today and tomorrow’s opportunities. We achieve this through our foundational pillars of academic excellence, enriching spiritual and character development, outstanding athletic programs, and premier leader development training in a secure, nurturing and inclusive environment. St. John's Northwest Boarding School has a long history and a great reputation. For 138 years, we have successfully trained students to be qualified citizens of the world. Our high-level teaching has helped graduates enter the best universities in the country, while also ensuring the healthy development of our students physically, socially and emotionally. Our unique global population and diverse community is made from students all across the United States and the world. Students represent nearly every state in the US, and countries reaching as far as Mexico, China, Australia, Brazil, Russia, South Korea, Mongolia, Guatemala.

St. Margaret's helps girls thrive in every aspect of their lives—academically, physically, spiritually and emotionally. Our beautiful, safe campus on the banks of the Rappahannock River is home to 120 girls who are part of a welcoming, inclusive community. We offer boarding and day programs for girls from across the country and around the world. Strong girls make strong choices and every aspect of our program is designed to support their development. With a diverse community, solid college-preparatory program, and a wide variety of interscholastic sports, clubs and after school activities, students learn to try new things, push themselves, and in the process, form lifelong bonds with their classmates. We offer three levels of English as a Second Langauge (ESL) and focus on the learning needs of the individual girl, offering Honors and AP courses, online courses for advanced learners, and dual enrollment for college credit. Our leadership program inspires girls to step up and our students have a voice in student government and school life. Our honor code, and tight-knit campus community also equip students with the moral and social foundation to approach today's world with a sense of grace, honor, and purpose. St. Margaret's offers students of character and ability the opportunity to discover the power of possibility and shine. If you would like to open up a world of possibilities, contact our Admission Office. Our Admission Team will be happy to discuss the benefits of a St. Margaret's education and answer any questions.

Saint Stanislaus is a Catholic school that offers both day and boarding options to boys in grades 7-12. Established in 1854, the school has a long-standing tradition of providing a college-preparatory environment that emphasizes structure and accountability while nurturing spiritual growth. Situated on a picturesque beachfront campus 50 miles outside of New Orleans, Saint Stanislaus offers an exceptional marine science program that capitalizes on the proximity to top research institutions and universities, providing hands-on learning opportunities for students. The school's rigorous academic curriculum, including ESL, Advanced Placement, and honors courses, is augmented by a commitment to faith and community service, instilling strong values and character development in young men.

Stuart Hall is a remarkable place. The three things that make us different from other schools (European or American), are 1. Our culture of kindness and acceptance 2. Our in-town boarding location and 3. Our personal attention towards every student and their academic goals. More importantly, we have students from 21 countries, and they find the distance is manageable and love being at Stuart Hall. We are just three hours from Dulles International Airport, where there are direct flights to most major airports. School Culture: At STU it's cool to be you. There is a sense that students come to Stuart Hall to explore who they are and to find friends who share their passions and interests. It's a diverse community where international and American students mix and become friends, where soccer players are best friends with art students, and where your age matters less than your interests. Everyone finds a niche here, and you never have to worry about where or how you'll fit in. Location: Unlike most boarding schools in the US or Europe, we are close to the action, not far flung into the countryside. In a town of 24,000 people, and voted one of the "Best small towns in America" and "Best Main Street" in America, the location is important to who we are. The dorms are located just blocks away from coffee shops, restaurants, movie theaters, etc. There's a lot to do here, and it feels like being in university, but in a safe environment in which to grow. Our curriculum is intertwined with the town, and students will often have classes at a business downtown or work with one of our local museums or institutions on a project. Personal approach: Whether your goal is a pre-medical program or an art school, you can achieve it at Stuart Hall. Our 1:6 teacher to student ratio means that you'll have personal support throughout high school to help you determine and achieve your goals. Combined with our strong advisory program and robust college counseling office, our students are well-prepared for the next step after graduation.

Founded in 1909, Tallulah Falls School is an independent, co-educational international boarding and day school serving more than 500 students in grades 4-12. Academics are the primary mission at Tallulah Falls School. The quality of the academic program and the academic success of students are priorities that form the foundation of the school. A dedicated and highly qualified faculty, outstanding facilities, a broad and challenging curriculum, small classes, and eager, motivated students all contribute to the accomplishment of academic goals. Tallulah Falls School is committed to providing a generous need-based tuition assistance program to students who desire an independent school environment, regardless of socioeconomic, racial, ethnic, or religious background. We are committed to making a quality, college-preparatory education financially viable. 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.

Located in the Lakes Region of central New Hampshire, Tilton School is a private boarding school serving student from 9th to 12th grade and post-graduate. With a small student body and dedicated staff, Tilton's faculty is involved in students' lives unlike any other school. Our programs and community are geared towards challenging our students to embrace and navigate a world marked by diversity and change. We embrace the unique attributes each student brings to the table and help them push their own boundaries, tap into their potential, and prepare for a full and rewarding life. Facilities include the Memorial Athletic and Recreation Center (MARC), Daley Creative Arts Center, Plimpton Hall, Skinner Tower, Hamilton Hall - The Rome Theater, Lucian Hunt Library, MacMorran Field House and Hockey Rink, Burch Field (outdoor turf field).

Surrounded by the red rock mountains of Sedona, Arizona, VVS is an International Baccalaureate, college-preparatory boarding and day school. The School was founded in 1948 as one of the nation's first truly international, multicultural boarding schools. Since 2007, VVS has been an IB World School, with the IB as the sole curriculum in grades 11 and 12. At VVS life revolves around the five mission principles: college preparation; world citizenship; the value of physical labor; service to others; and environmental stewardship. Students enjoy a remarkable outdoor program, competitive sports, an equestrian program, and competitive cycling.

Washington Academy has a rich heritage focused on success for the individual. Located on a newly renovated campus in a safe, coastal community in Maine, the Academy has a student/teacher ratio of 11:1 and extensive offerings in art; music; math; science; digital video editing,Coastal Studies and Outdoor Leadership. The Academy prides itself on a caring faculty and unique courses in boat building and culinary arts. Other offerings include AP and honors classes, athletics, certified nursing assistant course and theater. The school offers both boys' and girls' dormitories as well as host family placement.

Founded in 1744, West Nottingham is the oldest boarding school in the nation! WNA is co-educational, serving 130 students in grades 9-12. Approximately 70% of our students board, with about 40% of our population from around the globe. Dedicated to the intellectual and social growth of each student, WNA is an intimate yet diverse community providing differentiated instruction and intensive subject exploration. At West Nottingham, the International Student program is a carefully designed program that provides international students with a variety of supports. Beginning with a new international student orientation, international students enjoy a comprehensive program that covers all areas of school life. Students who are not yet fully ready to enter the full college-preparatory curriculum enroll in a rigorous, immersion-based environment for learning English with other international students through formal ESL communications classes. Classes for intermediate and advanced levels, as well as an ESL History courses, are offered. Students enjoy close monitoring from the Director of International Students, regular parent communication, and seminars to facilitate adjustment. Additional services for international students include college advising, residential life support and supervision, and TOEFL and SAT preparation. With a "physics-first" philosophy, West Nottingham Academy is also proud of the Humanities class which is offered to all 9th-graders, a strong Art department (complemented by an Artist-in-Residence Program), close to a 12 AP courses, a focus on service learning and competitive athletics. Nestled just off of Interstate 95 close to the Susquehanna River and the tip of the Chesapeake Bay, West Nottingham's beautiful campus is within an hour's drive of Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Wilmington, under two hours from Washington DC and 2.5 hours from New York City.

In 1940, Columbia International University founded a Christian high school in Asheville, North Carolina. It was named Ben Lippen, a Scottish Phrase meaning “Mountain of Trust.” In 1988, Ben Lippen School moved to Columbia, SC. Today, it has more than 800 students enrolled in Pre-K through 12th grade. Ben Lippen High School is an independent, rigorous, college preparatory Christian school which includes Honors, AP, Dual Credit, and a diverse selection of electives and co-curricular activities. This culturally rich student body is taught by a strong faculty, most of whom hold advanced degrees. To prepare students to lead and work in the 21st century, the curriculum incorporates critical thinking, creativity, communication and collaborative skills.