Oaks Christian School is a non-denominational, co-ed, college-preparatory school founded in 2000, serving grades 5 through 12. The school is committed to the promotion of academic excellence, artistic expression, and athletic distinction within the context of Christian values and leadership development. Distinctions also include the residential boarding hall and IDEA Lab (Innovation, Design, Engineering, and Aeronautics), both opened in the fall of 2019, as well as the new Institute of Arts and Innovation, Institute of Engineering, and Institute of Global Leadership.
Oakwood School’s K-12 program is rooted in relational pedagogy, where students are partners in teaching and learning. Children experience an education rich in the arts, sciences, and humanities while challenging their creative, intellectual, and athletic capacities. Oakwood is a learning environment that fosters independence of thought, intellectual integrity, sensitivity to the needs of others, and prepares students for participation in a democratic society.
Pacifica Christian High School thoroughly prepares students for top universities, and our motto is to “think and live well.” We are a liberal arts high school devoted to teaching young men and women to think critically and wisely, instilling heartfelt joy and interest in learning, while encouraging lives of faith, character, and service to the glory of God. The curriculum is challenging and develops the analytical, problem-solving, entrepreneurial, and technological skills essential for success in the modern economy.
Our elementary school is a safe environment for children to grow, learn, and play. Small class sizes allow for enriched open-ended learning opportunities within a challenging academic program that promotes independent and critical thinking skills, encourages inquiry and investigation, and emphasizes independent thinking. Pilgrim secondary students continue their progress from readiness to full participation in the world of young adulthood. They find themselves poised to integrate the lessons of heart, mind, and soul. As students meet the greater demands of Middle and High School, they find the support of attentive and caring teachers complemented by new learning tools.
At Polytechnic School, our name conveys both a sense of our history and of our philosophical base. Polytechnic literally means “many arts,” and since 1907, Poly has been a place where students become multi-talented, intellectually ambitious citizens of the world. As a K-12 school, we are able to create a coordinated sequence of learning across all grades and developmental stages. Our Lower, Middle, and Upper School programs provide continuity for students and allow Poly teachers to invest deeply in each child’s progress over the long term. Our graduates leave Poly ready to fulfill the promise of their own talents and to lead meaningful, purposeful lives.
Providence is a warm, welcoming, intellectually stimulating, values-driven community of engaged students and dedicated faculty and staff. Our Pioneers know that they are joining a community where they are both challenged and supported so that they may grow academically, personally, spiritually, and physically, becoming their best selves. A Providence High School education doesn’t just prepare students for college and careers, but for a life of meaning and genuine impact.
Sierra Canyon School is a private, independent, non-sectarian, co-educational, college preparatory school for students in grades Pre-Kindergarten through 12 located in Chatsworth, California. The highly cosmopolitan campus community is reflective of the Greater Los Angeles area and the world at large. Students are empowered to realize their greatest creative, ethical, intellectual, and physical promise through small class sizes, diverse student-teacher culture, and a family-like environment.
Sinai Akiba Academy is an innovative, academically rigorous Jewish Day School (toddler-8th grade) in West LA, rooted in core Jewish values. Our school engages students in the joy and discipline of learning. We nurture a community of ethical, critical thinkers who, shaped by our evolving Jewish tradition, walk through the world with confidence and humility.
Blessed with inquisitive and thoughtful students, outstanding and caring teachers, and passionately involved parents, St. Matthew’s Parish School offers a unique blend of attributes that make it special in so many ways. An integral part of the Parish of St. Matthew and the larger Episcopal community, the school stresses moral and spiritual growth while welcoming and celebrating families of all faiths. Our school motto captures this array of characteristics formed into a cohesive whole: Serve – Lead – Flourish.
The vibrant, diverse, and supportive Country School community is a place where students are able to explore their unique voices, traits, and talents, and where each voice is honored and respected. Focusing on project-based curriculum, and fostering emotional intelligence, TCS students engage in learning that is collaborative, empowering, and revelatory, while developing self-awareness, personal character, and resilience. Students do not receive homework until the second semester of Fifth Grade and, instead of assignments, have the freedom to let their interests and passions guide their learning at home.
