ST. PATRICK’S EPISCOPAL DAY SCHOOL
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Early Years, Elementary School, Featured Schools, Junior High School, Middle School, Nursery Schools, Primary Schools, Stickied Early Years, Stickied SchoolsFRIENDS COUNCIL ON EDUCATION: A GLOBAL NETWORK OF SCHOOLS AND CAMPS WITH A PROGRESSIVE, QUAKER-INSPIRED ETHOS The Friends Council on Education (FCE) is a network of schools, camps and educational/childcare facilities that have been approved by the Friends Council. Centered in the United States, the network includes member schools from across the world that maintain
Riverdale is an august institution with an illustrious history having been the preferred school for the children of the wealthy denizens of Riverdale, The Bronx, Westchester and Manhattan’s Upper East Side since it’s foundation as a boys only school. Now fully co-educational, the school still regularly ranks in the upper echelons of high school
One of New York’s better known schools, Horace Mann has a reputation for excellence, as evidenced by the school’s high success rates in placing pupils at Ivy League and other top-tier universities. Horace Mann School was originally one of the schools attached to Columbia University but has since become fully independent. The school offers
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All-through Schools, Early Years, Elementary School, Featured, Featured Schools, Final Schools, High School, Junior High School, Kindergarten, Middle School, Primary Schools, Schools, Secondary Schools, Stickied Early Years, Stickied SchoolsEstablished at the behest of a wealthy Quaker merchant, Friends Seminary seeks to provide children with a rounded education. The school was founded in the Quaker tradition but pupils come from a diverse range of backgrounds. ___________ Independent Private Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle and College-Preparatory and Choir School Established: 1786 Gender: Co-educational Ages:
A grand dame amongst New York City’s illustrious day schools, Spence has been educating young women since 1892 and has an enviable record in preparing pupils for placement in some of the nation’s top universities, including Harvard, Yale and Princeton. The Spence School was established with a view to providing a classical education to girls