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Use this page to find private schools. Visit them virtually to get a feel for what they offer and if they suit your needs and requirements.
U.S. Private Schools
If it has its own Web site, you can find a school in the United States of America here. I've got links to thousands of K-12 private schools. Visit these schools virtually to get an overview and sense of what they offer. Experience the wide array of choices and possibilities in private K-12 education.
Are Private Schools Elitist?
Years ago some private schools could accurately be called 'elitist'. Fortunately things have changed. Diversity and inclusiveness are the watchwords of private education pretty much everywhere.
Famous Private School Alums
Lots of famous people attended private schools. Here's a sampling of private school alums.
IB Schools
Schools which offer the IB or International Baccalaureate program adhere to international standards. Their teaching and assessment are subject to rigorous and frequent inspection and monitoring. That's a great reassurance for parents and another reason why IB schools are so well respected.
Private School Basics
What is a private school? How do I find the right school? Are there good schools in my area? answers to these questions and more here.
Private Schools In A Minute
A look at private schools in brief.
Religious Schools
Religious schools keep family values and traditions alive. If your religion is a priority in your life, then you more than likely have thought about sending your child to a religious school.
Rowing Schools
Several dozen private schools along the Atlantic coast offer rowing as a sport. Many have been doing it for years and compete regionally and nationally in the spring and fall regattas.
What Are Some Private School Traditions?
Every school has its traditions. Here are some private school traditions.
What Is A Classical Christian School?
A classical Christian school is a school which embraces Christian faith and classical educational principles.
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