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Fielding Graduate University is an accredited nonprofit leader in blended graduate education, combining face‐to‐face and online learning. Our programs offer quality degrees and courses for professionals living and working around the world. Fielding’s faculty members represent a breadth of scholarship and practice within the fields of clinical and media psychology, human and organizational development, and educational leadership. Faculty are mentors and guides to self‐directed students who use their skills to become powerful and socially responsible leaders in their communities, workplaces, and society.

We believe that all children and adults can be taught to read and comprehend to their potential. Learning Centers, Lindamood-Bell Academy and Professional Development: LindamoodBell.com Careers at Lindamood-Bell: https://lindamoodbellcareers.silkroad.com/

Laguna Blanca School is a co-educational, college preparatory, independent private school that serves students in Early Kindergarten through High School (EK -12th Grade). Founded in 1933, we are located in the Hope Ranch and Montecito communities of Santa Barbara, California.

Mission: Dunn School educates the whole student to his or her fullest potential in preparation for a life of learning and responsible leadership in society. Core Values: In the Dunn School community, we as students, teachers, staff, parents, trustees, and friends are committed to understand and to live by the following core values: * Moral Courage * Academic Excellence * Emotional Wellness * Physical Readiness * Social Responsibility In the Dunn community, we understand that every single student arrives with certain talents and gifts. These gifts may be immediately apparent in the classroom or on the athletic field, or they may be as yet undiscovered potential, waiting to be realized in an art or music room, on top of a mountain, or behind a podium. Discovering the passion of each individual and cultivating that passion into their personal vision of the future is why we are here and what we do best.

Founded in 1928, Crane Country Day School is a co-educational K–8 independent school located on 11 beautiful acres in Montecito, California. Crane delivers an experiential education characterized by a thoughtful balance of academic challenge and creative expression. We understand that how we teach is just as important as what we teach. Our time-tested tradition of active and cooperative learning helps our sutdents become skilled problem solvers and independent thinkers who are able to draw from a strong foundation of knowledge, and experience the joy of discovery. A profound community of dedicated teachers, involved families, and caring peers embrace our students and help them thrive.

Founded in 1976, Santa Barbara Middle School is the only accredited stand-alone 6th - 9th grade middle school in California. Through our students’ immersion in stimulating Academics, Creative Arts and Sports, Community, Career Studies and our Acclaimed Outdoor Education Program, the foundation is laid for a defining educational experience. Our community is based on mutual respect, compassion, gratitude and a unique understanding of this specific age. Few adults remember junior high as an affirming high point in their lives; our alumni do. SBMS graduates are admired for their creativity and "can-do confidence,"​ as well as their eye for design and innovative approaches to problem solving. We encourage students to question, evaluate, and think creatively and independently – a mission that runs seamlessly through the past, present, and future of our school.

Montessori Center School, located in Goleta, California, has provided students ages 18 months through 12 years old with creative and compelling education in a supportive, nurturing environment since 1965. MCS implements the internationally renowned Montessori Method of teaching and works to ensure that the school flourishes for today’s children and for generations to come.

Music Academy is a performance-based training center and incubator that empowers musicians to positively impact society. The Music Academy welcomes everyone from across all generations, cultures, and backgrounds to experience the transformative power of music. Based in Santa Barbara, California, the Academy presents the preeminent full-scholarship Summer School and Festival for classically trained fellows ages 18 to 34. They study and perform with more than 50 exceptional faculty and teaching artists, while forging close connections with the community. The Music Academy’s commitment to long-term collaborations and exchanges with leading orchestras and opera companies results in unparalleled mentorship and career-advancing prospects. The Innovation Institute spearheads entrepreneurial training and ventures through seminars, residencies, and the Alumni Enterprise Awards, substantial grants given annually for a wide range of creative projects. Launched in 2018, Sing!, a free, after-school choral program for local elementary students inspires personal growth and expression. For more information, visit musicacademy.org.

Private career college providing training in medical billing, web design, 3D animation, and IT using the latest video and internet technologies

The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara is the nation’s largest community-based provider of college scholarships, having cumulatively awarded in excess of $137 million to more than 55,000 county students since its founding in 1962. A nonprofit organization, the Scholarship Foundation also provides free financial aid advising services. For additional information, visit www.sbscholarship.org.

Bishop García Diego High School is an independent Catholic co-educational secondary school that welcomes students of all faiths and provides them with the spiritual, personal, and intellectual knowledge to meet the enduring challenge of realizing their God-given potential in a multi-cultural society. Bishop Diego combines the rich heritage of our predecessor schools. In 1914, Dolores School opened a Catholic high school program for girls in downtown Santa Barbara. The school transitioned to the name Notre Dame High School in the early 1920s and became The Santa Barbara Catholic High School, a co-educational secondary school in 1940. In 1959, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles assumed sponsorship of the school, moving it to our present campus and taking California's first bishop, Bishop Francisco García Diego y Moreno, as its patron. In 2005, Bishop Diego High School became an independent Catholic high school.