Christian Brothers School: Christian Brothers School, located in New Orleans, Louisiana, is a small private Roman Catholic middle school for boys offering Grade 5 through Grade 7. Our goal is that each student, upon completing his course of studies at Christian Brothers, will have had the opportunities to acquire the self-discipline and academic skills to continue this education successfully in the most challenging of academic environments.
Christian Brothers School is located in New Orleans, Louisiana. The school is in City Park and surrounded by City Park's Bayou Oaks Golf Course. The building, known as the McFadden mansion, was a vacation home in the early 1900's. The School attracts students from approximately 40 different elementary schools and every school system of the greater New Orleans area.
Located in New Orleans, Louisiana, Trinity Episcopal School is an independent co-educational day school enrolling students in Pre-Kindergarten through Eighth Grade.
Dedicated to the academic, emotional, social, and spiritual growth of our students, the School strives to develop individual learners and thinkers who are responsible for their lifelong learning. To achieve this end, the highest academic standards are maintained. The curriculum emphasizes strong basic skills that are augmented and expanded upon each year.
We encourage our students to become self-motivated, self-confident and independent thinkers. At the same time, we encourage community awareness, service for others and prayer together.
- Preschool
- Lower School
- Middle School
- Extended Day Program
- ASAP (After School Activities Program)
- MASH (Middle School After School Study Hall)
- Les Enfants at Trinity - Nursery Program
Trinity Episcopal School is an accredited member of the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISASW)
Located in the growing city of Central, just outside of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, St. Alphonsus Elementary School is a Catholic elementary school offering Pre-K through Grade 8 programs. St. Alphonsus offers a Christ-centered environment that teaches Gospel values and instills within its students the realization that each student is unique in his or her own way.
The mission of our school is to facilitate the development of each child spiritually, academically, physically, and culturally in an environment of academic excellence. We chose the kaleidoscope as a symbol to reflect this individual uniqueness and possibility for growth and change.
Catholic Education Programs for Pre-K through Grade 8 Students:
Core Knowledge Curriculum:
- Language arts
- History
- Geography
- Mathematics
- Science
- Fine arts
- Athletics
- Cheerleading
- Spiritual Life
- Clubs
• Conveniently situated in the Rice Village area of south-central Houston TX, close to Downtown, Crossing Borders provides quality language immersion programs for toddlers up to kindergarten age children (18 months - 5 years old).
• Spanish & English classes are available for kids ages 18 months – 5 years old, while French & Chinese classes are available for potty-trained children ages 3-5.
• We offer full immersion preschool programs for non-native speakers as well as native speakers. Children as young as 18-months-old are immersed in our language programs where they learn in a nurturing environment.
• Our curriculum is designed to immerse children in a different language in an organic way using games, songs, activities, to help them participate, understand, and speak the new language.
• Our academic curriculum is advanced, and challenges our students to learn subjects (Math, Science, Art, etc.) in a second language, becoming bilingual.
• All of our teachers are native speakers devoted into developing their students to become independent so they are prepared for their future. Our curriculum is flexible, offering parents full-time and part-time school times (2 ,3 & 5 days) as well as before and after care (The schedule flexibility is available for toddlers 18 months to 2 years old).
Greater Baton Rouge Hope Academy, located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is a non-profit private school offering Kindergarten through 8th Grade classes. The faculty and staff of Hope Academy believe children learn best in a structured program with a caring and calm atmosphere.
Hope Academy's emphasis is reading, math and written language skills, while continuous evaluation of the whole child is our focus. We believe encouraging a student’s creativity will increase their desire for knowledge. At Hope Academy each student is provided experiences to aid in the development of their social, aesthetic, motor, language, health, safety, science and social skills.
Co-educational Programs for Kindergarten through 8th Grade Students:
Subjects include:
- Reading
- Math
- Written language skills
- Social studies
- Science
- Computer literacy
- Physical education
- Low pupil-teacher ratios
- Multi-level classes provided
- Before and after school care
Located in north-west Houston TX, just 10 minutes from the city center, The Journey School of Houston provides inclusive education to meet the needs of the whole child.
We offer therapeutic programs to students from age 5 through to 8th Grade. Our personalized curriculum supports individual growth in order for each child to succeed and live with intention.
Many of the students we serve are gifted, talented, twice-exceptional with anxiety, ADHD, ADD, OCD, Asperger's, social-emotional delays or have been through a trauma which interferes in life and school.
We offer a therapeutic setting in which students can develop adaptive social practices and unique problem solving approaches, students can discover their true potential and joy.
The Kinkaid School is a non-sectarian, college preparatory day school located in Houston in Harris County, Texas, enrolling a total of 1,280 boys and girls in grades pre-kindergarten through to 12th. Kinkaid's students range in age from four years to eighteen years. The school has three divisions: Lower School (Prekindergarten, Kindergarten, and grades 1-4); Middle School (grades 5-8); and Upper School (grades 9-12).
Each school division has its own faculty, classrooms, and separate identity, and each has a specific educational plan for nurturing its students. The divisions are unified through educational ideals that characterize Kinkaid and determine its policies.