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ASSISTED REPRODUCTION

ASIAN EGG BANK (AEB)

https://asianeggbank.com

Asian Egg Bank (AEB) supports intended parents—including gay couples and LGBTQ+ families—by providing screened donor eggs from a large selection of donors of Asian ancestry. With 700+ active donors and 1,500+ vitrified frozen eggs available, we help families access donor options without long wait times. We are not a fertility clinic, and we do not provide medical treatment, surrogacy services, or procedures. Instead, we work alongside you and your fertility clinic (and, if applicable, your agency) by supplying vitrified donor eggs and the donor information needed to support your family-building plan. AEB offers ready-to-match vitrified frozen donor eggs, helping many intended parents move forward faster than coordinating a fresh cycle. Donor profiles are built for informed matching and may include physical characteristics, education, family medical history, and photos/videos from childhood through adulthood. Depending on jurisdiction and preference, donor options may include ID-release and non-ID-release formats. All donors complete comprehensive screening, including medical and psychological evaluation, infectious-disease testing, and expanded genetic screening panels. AEB also offers guarantee options (including blastocyst-focused programs) to support confidence and planning. We ship vitrified donor eggs to approved clinics in the United States and internationally, including Canada, the Czech Republic, Singapore, Mexico, and Vietnam, and Australia, with multilingual, culturally sensitive support throughout.

CAMPS

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CAMP HAWKEYE

781-315-1297
www.CampHawkeye.com

Camp Hawkeye is the un-traditional camp!

Camp Hawkeye is for ALL HUMANS! A fun, safe, inclusive sleepaway camp for 8- to 17-year-olds that maintains an organizational commitment to creating a diverse community.

With 70 campers and 35 staff Hawkeye is perfect for first-time campers of any age. Hawkeye includes campers and staff from a variety of social, ethnic, economic, religious, and geographic backgrounds as well as across the gender spectrum.

Camp Hawkeye strives to be the most diverse and inclusive camp community possible.

Hawkeye is different; with the feel of family and the healthy experience of the outdoors, Camp Hawkeye uses the joy and fun of camp to break down social and cultural prejudices, misconceptions and barriers. The Hawkeye leadership is deeply committed to each member of the community and look forward to joining you in the healthy development of your child.

Visit our web site www.CampHawkeye.com or call 781-315-1297.

CampOUT 2026 at THE FARM SCHOOL

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Creating Community for Queer, Trans, Non-Binary Youth & Allies, and Youth from LGBTQ+ Families.

Overnight Farm Summer Camp: Monday, 8/10 – Friday, 8/14 for ages 10-15.

CampOut at The Farm School is a place for Queer, Trans, Non Binary Youth & Allies, and Youth from LGBTQ+ Families to be part of a welcoming and supportive community where difference and diversity are celebrated through discussion, arts, and farm activities, including fiber arts, games, singing, cooking, animal care, vegetable harvesting, friendship-making, and much more.

The wonderful, experienced staff is diverse in their gender identity, race, ethnicity, and age.

One parent wrote, “As a parent, the things I value most are the safe, affirming environment for LGBTQ+ teens, and the opportunity to be around LGBTQ+ adults. Some kids with cis parents especially benefit from being around LGBTQ+ adults. I think it gives them a chance to gain insight into their experiences so they can imagine what their own futures may look like. It is also terrific for the kids to meet peers and share experiences. The Farm School is an absolutely beautiful place, and that is a gift unto itself.”

One camper wrote, “I’d give up my phone for this camp.”

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TEXTILE ARTS CENTER SUMMER CAMP

505 Carroll St.
Brooklyn, NY 11215
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Textile Arts Center Summer Camp welcomes campers to create and connect with the world of contemporary and historical textiles in interactive and exciting week-long programs.

Campers ages 5–14 have fun creating textile projects with their peers, inspired by textile-related exhibitions and local textile artists. Campers will try their hand at printing, felting, sewing, weaving, and dyeing with both natural + synthetic dyes. Each week features a different themed project with a focus on learning new techniques and making skills. The daily camp schedule is Monday-Friday from 9am–3pm.

Ages: (5–6), (7–8), (9–10), (Tweens 11–14)
Cost: $660/Week, Multi-Session Discount & Sibling Discounts Available
Dates: Week 1: July 7th-11th, Week 2: July 14th-18th, Week 3: July 21st-25th, Week 4: July 28th-August 1st, Week 5: August 4th-8th, Week 6: August 11th-15th, Week 7: August 18th-22nd

Additional Information:
Multi-Sibling Discount: Save 10% off each additional child you register for a session at the same time.
Multi-Session Discount: Save $25 off each additional session when you register for multiple sessions.

TRANQUILLITY CAMP

www.tranquillitycamp.com
Stacy Budkofsky, Executive Director
stacy@tranquillitycamp.com

Tranquillity Camp offers campers more than endless outdoor activities or arts and crafts. The camp’s 108 years of long-standing traditions provide them with meaningful opportunities to develop character that lasts a lifetime. Tranquillity is a traditional youth sleep-away summer camp, where Jewish-led values guide campers as they learn to respect themselves, each other, and the world around them. Its 1,200-acre property in the picturesque Catskills offers a safe and exciting environment for campers to discover their passions and experience a sense of belonging and community. Tranquillity Camp has 3-, 4-, and 7-week sessions for campers ages 7 to 15. Schedule a tour at tranquillitycamp.com to see why Tranquillity Camp is part of growing up—the best part!

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WOLF PERFORMING ARTS CENTER’S SUMMER THEATRE CAMP

https://www.wolfperformingartscenter.org/camp-faqs

We are entering Summer 2026 with new age breakdowns and program names. Thanks to the overwhelming success of camp in recent years, we have the valuable opportunity to look globally at our programming and innovate as needed so we can continue serving our mission of bringing the magic of theatre to young performers.

Our MINIS program returns for our rising kindergarten campers, building the foundation of theatre education through early childhood education practices and tools of ensemble storytelling. The PLAYERS make their debut! Our 1st-3rd graders will embark on fantastic quests inspired by some of literature’s most beloved adventures. The COMPANY brings Broadway titles center stage for our rising 4th-8th  graders with more opportunities to embody beloved characters in Broadway musicals. For our rising 9th-12th  graders, we continue to offer two options – Counselor in Training (CIT) and Troupe programs. TROUPE campers will step into the spotlight in a staged reading of a musical.

Every story we’re telling this summer leads the characters on an unexpected journey. The only thing they can expect…is the unexpected! We are grateful and excited to welcome everyone home to Wolf PAC as we set off on a quest to have the best summer yet!

PRESCHOOLS & INDEPENDENT DAY & BOARDING SCHOOLS

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ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL DAY SCHOOL

707 Washington Street
Hoboken NJ 07030
201-792-0736
https://allsaintsdayschool.org/

All Saints is a coeducational, International Baccalaureate (IB) World School serving students from Pre-K3 through Grade 8. We’re committed to strong academics and a sense of social responsibility, helping students grow into confident, curious, and capable individuals.

Our personalized approach to teaching means we really get to know each student—how they learn, what excites them, and how to help them thrive. We see children as vivid storytellers, creative thinkers, and natural collaborators. At All Saints, they’re encouraged to explore their ideas, challenge themselves, and find their voice.

Students engage in a thoughtful, inquiry-based curriculum through the IB Programme, supported by a close-knit and diverse school community. Our faculty works as a team to create meaningful learning experiences that reflect each child’s background, strengths, and goals.

We welcome families of every configuration, ethnicity, and religious tradition. What matters most is a shared commitment to a warm, respectful environment where every student can grow and succeed.

At All Saints, students are more than prepared for the next step in school—they’re learning how to lead lives filled with purpose, compassion, and connection.

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AURORA SCHOOL

https://auroraschool.org

Aurora School’s mission is to nurture children’s love of learning by cultivating academic excellence, emotional intelligence, and social engagement.

Aurora’s teachers foster academic strength and problem-solving skills with a focus on social justice. Social/Emotional Learning is essential to our curriculum, with an emphasis on self-awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision making. Our community of students, parents and staff practice empathy, kindness, and inclusivity, and move through the world with positive intention.

Our most unique trait is our multi-grade classrooms, where students in grades K/1, 2/3, 4/5, and Middle School share learning spaces. Older students have the opportunity to mentor younger students, who become mentors themselves the next year, forming friendships beyond their age groups and supporting learning at all levels.

In partnership with Mills College Children’s School, Aurora is launching a Transitional Kindergarten program on our campus in Fall 2026. If you’d like to learn more about what Aurora can offer your child, visit auroraschool.org or contact admissions@auroraschool.org to schedule an information session or campus tour.

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THE CREFELD SCHOOL

8836 Crefeld Street
Philadelphia, PA 19118
215-242-5545
www.crefeld.org
7th – 12th Grade

A gender-inclusive school, serving students in grades 7 through 12, The Crefeld School’s mission is to graduate self-aware, empathetic, lifelong learners, who possess an appreciation for diverse perspectives, their role in society, and their ability to act as agents of change. Located in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Crefeld provides an intentionally different college preparatory program to help students become their best selves.

Values: 

  • Trust-based system: ​Everyone at Crefeld is a member of the community. As members of this community, trust is essential to our functioning. 
  • Commitment to social justice: ​We believe it is our responsibility to do what we can to eliminate bias based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, political affiliation, national origin, or disability. 
  • Diversity, equity, and inclusion: ​Crefeld is committed to building a culture that respects and embraces diversity, inclusion, and equity, believing that these values are critical for advancing knowledge, sparking innovation, and creating sustainable communities. 
  • Strength-based approach: ​At Crefeld, we celebrate what students do well every day and help develop compensation strategies for areas of growth. 
  • Embrace individuality: ​Through the advisory system, each student is recognized as an individual and has a well-supported designated advocate monitoring their education at Crefeld. 
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DAWSON SCHOOL

10455 Dawson Dr.
Lafayette, CO 80026
303-665-6679
www.dawsonschool.org

Dawson School is the Boulder County region’s leading independent, college-preparatory school for students in grades K-12. Dawson offers challenging academics, robust arts and athletics programs, and renowned outdoor and experiential education. Emphasizing respect, compassion, courage, and integrity, Dawson prioritizes the social-emotional well-being of our community. Dawson graduates are young men and women who achieve their individual potential, savor life, and meet the challenges of the world.

  • Student-Faculty Ratio: 7:1 
  • Average Class Size of 15 
  • 100% Graduation Rate 
  • 7 Bus Routes Daily; Multiple, Convenient Stops 
  • 48 Sports Teams; Post-Season Play Typical 
  • 20 Arts Program Options 
  • Over $6M College Scholarships Yearly 
  • Study Abroad Options 
  • 107-Acre Campus 
  • Integrated Technology; K-12 Coding 
  • 10 Hours of Specials Weekly in Lower School 
  • Hot Lunch Prepared Daily, Included 
  • Leadership, Public Speaking, Character Education 
  • Two Full Gyms; Playing Fields; Tennis Courts 
  • Challenge Course; Two Learning Gardens; Orchard 
  • Involved Parent Community 

THE DAWSON DIFFERENCE: For 50 years, Dawson has been meeting each student where they are and developing them into the world’s leaders, thinkers, and creators. Students experience relevant, real-world learning, discover passions, and cultivate the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in college and beyond — all in a supportive environment that recognizes them as individuals. Please visit our community of students, faculty, staff, and families who value and share a commitment to leading-edge education.

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FRIENDS SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE

5114 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21210
Pre-k – Grade 12
www.friendsbalt.org

Friends School of Baltimore is an academically challenging, values-based learning environment where students are encouraged to be curious, confident, and fully themselves. As Baltimore’s first school, we’re proud to celebrate 240 years of progressive, purpose-driven education.

At Friends, we believe in the balance between academics, athletics, and the arts. Our schedule allows students to participate fully in all areas, giving them the time and space to explore both academic interests and extracurricular passions. This is what a Friends education is all about.

Our discussion-driven curriculum fosters critical thinking, collaboration, communication, information literacy, and resilience. Students take an active role in their education, learning not just what to think, but how and why.

Quaker values—simplicity, peace, integrity, community, equality, and stewardship—are at the heart of all we do. We believe that great teachers teach the child in front of them, and we are committed to making every student feel known, supported, and challenged.

On our multigenerational campus, students grow as learners and leaders, whether they’re seniors walking Pre-Primary students into Convocation or partnering across divisions on shared learning experiences. Friends is a place where hard work and joy are not mutually exclusive.

Come discover a school where your child will be known, nurtured, and inspired to grow into their full, authentic self.

GEORGE SCHOOL

www.georgeschool.org

A global school with local roots, George School is a Quaker, co-ed, boarding and day high school located on a picturesque, 240-acre campus of open lawns and beautiful woods in Newtown, PA.

George School’s distinctive and customizable Signature Academic Program includes options for local and global experiential learning and truly allows students to live out its mission “to treasure learning for its own sake and use it to benefit a diverse world.” It is also one of few U.S. boarding schools to offer the rigorous International Baccalaureate (IB) program. With the help of a strong and vibrant community, all students are supported as they chart their own path—one that is as challenging as it is rewarding.

Email admission@georgeschool.org, call 215.579.6547, or visit www.georgeschool.org to learn more about applying to George School.

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GERMAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF SILICON VALLEY

www.gissv.org
admissions@gissv.org
650-254-0748

Mountain View Campus
Preschool–Grade 12
310 Easy Street

Preschool–Grade 8 (Grade 9 added in 2026/27)
117 Diamond St. (Castro/Eureka Valley)

The German International School of Silicon Valley (GISSV) is an independent dual-language immersion school that welcomes families of all cultures and backgrounds. Our inclusive, project-based learning approach fosters critical, independent, and imaginative thinking in a supportive environment.

We feature a strong science program and are a recognized MINT (the German equivalent of STEM) school. Our teachers are the heart of the GISSV experience. We take pride in our caring, highly qualified, and international faculty, most of whom have completed Germany’s rigorous teacher training and hold an advanced German degree (Master’s equivalent).

Our unique homeroom teacher model allows students to stay with the same teacher for several years, building strong relationships. For those new to either German or English, we offer tailored language learning support to help every student thrive.

GISSV is accredited by WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) and is the only official German School Abroad (DAS) in California. This enables our students to graduate with dual diplomas—the California High School Diploma and the German International Abitur—opening global opportunities.

Schedule a tour to learn how GISSV could be the right fit for your family!

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GWYNEDD FRIENDS SCHOOL

http://www.gwyneddfriendsschool.org/

Mission: Rooted in Quaker values, GFS unites play with academics in an environment that inspires respect, reflection, and confidence in young children.

Philosophy: Our foundation is the Quaker belief that there is “that of God” in every person. In keeping with that belief, we treat each child as a special individual. We help them develop a love of learning and nurture a caring awareness of the broader community through service.

The curriculum is based on the Quaker testimonies of Simplicity, Peace, Integrity, Community, Equality, and Stewardship and communicated through playful learning and hands-on discovery. Children are inspired to learn through the natural setting of our campus. We encourage a strong sense of school community, strive to be intentionally inclusive, and give children skills and opportunities to become peacemakers.

Vision: GFS students use their foundation of curiosity, caring, and a love for learning to develop their talents to the fullest and to become responsible global citizens who contribute positively to their chosen communities.

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HILLBROOK SCHOOL

300 Marchmont Drive
Los Gatos, CA 95032
(408) 356-6116
admission@hillbrook.org
www.hillbrook.org

Be Kind, Be Curious, Take Risks, Be Your Best: these are the Core Values of Hillbrook School, an independent JK-12 school in Los Gatos and downtown San José, California. At Hillbrook, students find a close, welcoming community of friends, parents, and educators—a place where every student is known, and a school where every student is encouraged to be exactly who they are. At Hillbrook, we know that who we are together makes a difference in the world.

In addition to strong academic programs in math, sciences, the arts, history, and world languages, students can explore their passions and curiosities—student choice and engagement are firmly at the center of a Hillbrook education. Guided by the Scott Center for Social Entrepreneurship, students learn how to discover what matters to them and their own agency to create change and turn their ideas into impact.

As a school, we move into the future with intention—diversity, equity, and inclusion are woven into our academic curriculum, preparing students to see the world as it is, imagine what it might be, and develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to build a better future for all. Hillbrook is an extraordinary place to be a student. Visit www.hillbrook.org or email admission@hillbrook.org to schedule a tour—we can’t wait to meet you!

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THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF SAN FRANCISCO

The International School of San Francisco is a bilingual, multicultural learning community where students learn to navigate the complexities of the world with confidence, empathy, and joy.

When minds and cultures from around the world come together to learn, boundless curiosity takes hold. That deep intellectual engagement and joyful discovery describe every day at The International School of San Francisco. Discussions, explorations, and adventures are richer and livelier because every member of our vibrant, international community is both student and teacher on an exhilarating journey of learning and empathy. There’s nothing like it in San Francisco.

With compassionate hearts and inquisitive minds, our students are the collaborative global changemakers who will lead our world towards a more just future.

Learn more about us at https://www.internationalsf.org/.

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KANE STREET KIDS

236 Kane Street
Brooklyn, NY 11231
718-875-1550 ext. 4 / ksk@kanestreet.org
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THE KINEO SCHOOL

7525 132nd Ave NE
Kirkland, WA 98033
www.kineoschool.org

Every child deserves a school where they’re seen, valued, and supported. At Kineo, we welcome neurodivergent learners, including those with ADHD, Autism, and other learning differences and provide a learning environment where they don’t have to mask who they are to succeed.

As a small, accredited K–5 school in Kirkland, we offer:
• Personalized learning plans shaped by student strengths and challenges
• We welcome specialists into the classroom (SLPs, OTs, BT’s) because for some children, support isn’t extra—it’s essential.
• A calm, responsive environment designed with sensory needs in mind
• A school culture grounded in belonging, respect and resilience

“We highly recommend Kineo, the positive changes we have seen in our daughter are truly remarkable.” – Current parent

At Kineo, students don’t just get through the day, they discover confidence, build connections and develop their social-emotional skills.

For more information, visit www.kineoschool.org or email info@kineoschool.org.

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LYCÉE FRANÇAIS DE SAN FRANCISCO

https://www.lelycee.org

LFSF, the Lycée Français de San Francisco, offers a unique multilingual and multicultural education program designed to empower students to become adaptable global thinkers, able to make meaningful contributions to our world. From Preschool (2 years old) to High School, LFSF students grow up cultivating curiosity and critical thinking, empathy and respect for others.

Our international community (50+ nationalities / 30+ languages) supports and deeply cares about the DEI work done every day. LFSF is proud to celebrate and include all members of its community at large.

Our program, which is also composed of an international section starting in Elementary school, allows students to graduate with a double diploma (French Baccalaureate and U.S. High School Diploma), and is an excellent preparation for universities in North America (for 80+% of our students), Europe or anywhere in the world.

Accredited by CAIS (California Association of Independent Schools) as well as the French Ministry of National Education, LFSF brings you close to 60 years of experience in bilingual education.

LFSF is a Candidate School* for the internationally renowned IB program to add an international track (LFSF iTrack) from Kindergarten to Gr 12. This continuous program provides students with an outstanding French language acquisition curriculum that will lead to an IB Bilingual diploma. Contact our Admissions Office for more information.

*This school is pursuing authorization as an IB World School. These are schools that share a common philosophy—a commitment to high quality, challenging, international education that LFSF believes is important for our students.

*Only schools authorized by the IB Organization can offer any of its four academic programmes: the Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Middle Years Programme (MYP), the Diploma Programme, or the Career-related Programme (CP).  Candidate status gives no guarantee that authorization will be granted. For further information about the IB and its programmes, visit www.ibo.org.

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PRESIDIO KNOLLS SCHOOL

https://www.presidioknolls.org/

Unlock a World of Possibilities at Presidio Knolls School

In the heart of San Francisco’s SoMa district, Presidio Knolls School (PKS) is redefining what it means to be a global citizen. Our Mandarin immersion program, serving children from preschool (age 2.5) through eighth grade, is more than just an academic or language experience—it’s a journey into global competence, emotional intelligence, and cultural understanding.

At PKS, we offer a learning environment where full Mandarin immersion transitions into a bilingual approach by middle school, all within a project-based curriculum that sparks curiosity, critical thinking, and creative problem-solving. Our students don’t just learn—they inquire, innovate, and connect with the world around them, becoming ethical leaders ready to face global challenges.

Community and collaboration are the heart of PKS. We are a place where every student, family, and staff member is valued, respected, and empowered to contribute to our shared future. With a strong focus on cultural competence and social justice, PKS prepares students not just for academic success, but for a lifetime of meaningful impact.

Ready to explore what PKS can offer your child? Visit presidioknolls.org/admissions-welcome to learn more and register for an information session. Join us in a community where learning is a joyful adventure, and every child is prepared to lead with purpose and heart.

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ST. THOMAS SCHOOL

www.stthomasschool.org

At St. Thomas School, we believe in the power of community and the unique potential of every child. As an independent PreK-8 school, we are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment where students from all backgrounds and family structures are welcomed and celebrated. Our nurturing atmosphere encourages students to develop into thoughtful, compassionate leaders, guided by our core pillars of character, curriculum, and community.

We are dedicated to creating a learning environment where every student is known, valued, and supported. Through a rigorous academic program, innovative leadership opportunities, and a focus on social-emotional development, we empower students to grow into confident learners and compassionate citizens.

Our commitment to inclusivity extends to every aspect of our school culture. We proudly welcome LGBTQ+ families, ensuring that every child and parent feels a true sense of belonging. At St. Thomas School, we partner with families to support each child’s journey, celebrating the diverse experiences that enrich our community.

Discover an independent school that celebrates your family and prepares your child for a bright, bold future.

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WEST SIDE MONTESSORI SCHOOL

Multi-Age Program – 309 West 92nd Street, NY, NY 10025, 212-662-8000
Twos Program – 302 West 91st Street, NY, NY 10024, 212-662-0394
www.wsmsnyc.org

ages 3 months- 6 years old
Loren DeNicola, Head of School
Adis Sylvain, Director of Admissions
West Side Montessori School … where to begin a lifetime of learning.

Since 1963, West Side Montessori School has provided an exceptional early childhood education within a welcoming and richly diverse community. Here, children are nurtured, families find friendship and support and faculty can flourish. We embody the best practices that have evolved in early childhood and Montessori education, and as a community of learners, we use the process of self-reflection to continually improve what we know and what we do to best support our students. We share our growing understanding of early childhood education and our findings with parents and with the broader educational community. Our mission is made feasible by our outstanding faculty and is further enhanced by our internationally recognized teacher education program.

We maintain our unique identity by:

Actively involving families in their children’s educational lives. Modeling our belief in the importance of diversity. Living our Montessori philosophy. Continually building on our knowledge of child development and Montessori education.

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WOODLAND SCHOOL

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Educating preschool through eighth-grade students, Woodland is a small school with a big heart. Families choose Woodland because they feel connected to our core values of curiosity, resilience, integrity, equity, respect, and stewardship, which are reflected in our curriculum, classrooms, and our grounded and inclusive community.

Woodland is a school for the whole family as children grow and develop throughout their earliest educational experiences. While our preschool students explore their natural curiosity in a hands-on early childhood environment, our kindergarten through fourth-grade students develop a love for learning through small class sizes and nurturing teachers.

During middle school, our fifth through eighth-grade students are supported through their adolescent years as they learn critical tools of self-advocacy, responsibility, and strength of voice.

Each day, Woodland strives to live its mission of developing collaborative, creative, and confident learners with the strength of voice to follow their heart and make a difference. Located just west of Stanford University, Woodland students are kind to one another, are curious learners, are inclusive in the classroom and on the playground, lead daily assembly, and create and complete stewardship projects. Our students make Woodland a comfortable place for all children. Go Wildcats!

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YORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL

40 W 68th St
New York, NY 10023
admissions@yorkprep.org
www.yorkprep.org

York Prep is a 6-12 independent school in Manhattan. We guide students to discover their unique path to success: academically, socially, and personally. Our holistic approach to education encourages students to explore what they love, develop a growth mindset, and build a strong foundation of academic skills and strategies that serve them for life.

We like to say that every child has their own team here. Classroom teachers, Jump Start teachers, counselors, advisors, coaches, deans, and leadership work together to ensure each child is seen and known for who they are.

Jump Start: This program provides diverse learners with academic support they need to excel in a rigorous college-prep environment.

Scholars: These courses provide students opportunities to engage in a wide range of topics not typically taught in classrooms, culminating in an independent Senior Research Thesis that students present and defend at our Scholars Symposium.

Leveled Classes: Every subject area has multiple sections that move at a different pace. Students can take honors or AP classes in areas where they feel confident while also taking more supportive classes in other subjects with more scaffolding.