Collegiate School, a day school for boys, is the oldest independent school in the United States. Tracing its origins to 1628, the school was established by the Dutch West India Company and the Classis of Amsterdam, the parent ecclesiastical body of the Dutch Reformed Church for the colonists of New Amsterdam. Beginning with Adam Roelantsen, twenty-eight headmasters have guided Collegiate "so that first of all in so wild a country, the youth be well taught and brought up."​ As New York City expanded to the north, the school moved from its original quarters on the southern tip of Manhattan Island to a number of different locations. In 1892 it settled at a site next to the West End Collegiate Church, where Collegiate took on its modern form as an all boys'​ school and continued to develop its college preparatory program. In 2018, the school moved from the site at 260 West 78th Street to its new home at 301 Freedom Place South. Incorporated in 1940 as a non-profit organization under the Education Act of the State of New York, Collegiate School is no longer a church-directed institution, but the school maintains its historic association with the Collegiate Churches. A non-denominational school, Collegiate attracts a diverse group of boys, families, and faculty that has characterized the school for many years.

The National FFA Organization is a school-based national youth leadership development organization of more than 760,000 student members as part of 8,700 local FFA chapters in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. The FFA mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. For more, visit the National FFA Organization online at FFA.org and on Facebook and Twitter.

Hampton Roads Academy is a Pre-K3 through 12th grade independent school located at 739 Academy Ln, Newport News, Virginia, United States. Hampton Roads Academy, an inclusive community of service and compassion, prepares students to excel intellectually, artistically, physically, and morally in higher education and in life.

The Faison Center, a nonprofit autism center dedicated to providing resources across the lifespan for individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and their families. The Faison Centerrepresents a unique private/public partnership collaboration between a nonprofit center and major university research partners: the Kennedy Krieger Institute at Johns Hopkins University, and the Teachers College at Columbia University. Through our three-pronged approach of evidence based treatment, research, and community education, The Faison Center serves as a learning center where the most effective autism therapies are used, taught, and shared. We are dedicated to giving each child the best chance he or she has to improve their life's journey. Our philosophy is a holistic one, focusing on the child, their family, and all those who touch and enrich their lives. The center is located in Richmond, Virginia. The Faison Center is a 501C 3 not for profit organization and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, creed, or gender. It is accredited by CABAS®. It is also accredited by VAISEF, whose accreditation process has been approved by the Virginia Council for Private Education as authorized by the Virginia State Board of Education.

Millwood School is a private school for students from Junior Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade. The official description of who and what we are is "A college preparatory, independent, coed, day school." Our full core curriculum, enhanced with many special subjects, and integrated as much as possible, is only a small part of what we offer students. The extra curricular sports and clubs, consistent character education, and community service, provide a richly textured school life that helps students grow and blossom. We specialize in the education of students in all grades, as we will graduate our first Twelfth Grade class in the spring of 2013. Our school is located in Chesterfield County, Virginia, part of Metro Richmond. Our campus is on 79 acres adjacent to the Woodlake community in Midlothian. If you are relocating to the Richmond area, or just considering a private school for your child, we would be delighted to show you around and share with you the welcoming atmosphere and positive ethos which make our school special.

Isle of Wight Academy is an independent, non-sectarian, co-educational, nonprofit day school located on Highway 258 across from the historic Isle of Wight Courthouse. This location is approximately midway between the cities of Smithfield and Windsor, Virginia. The philosophy of Isle of Wight Academy is to accept students of average or above average ability and develop them to their fullest potential by providing a quality program, which will build the student mentally, physically, and spiritually. The school emphasizes the honor, integrity, social development, and citizenship of the student. Isle of Wight Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnic, national, or religious origin.

Communities In Schools of Richmond surrounds students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. CIS of Richmond works in 40 schools throughout the City of Richmond and Henrico County. We help kids stay in school by identifying and addressing unmet needs of children and families -- needs that when left unanswered, contribute to the dropout rate. Whether it's eyeglasses, tutoring, or a safe place to be after school, when basic needs are met, students can concentrate on what's really important -- learning. Rather than duplicating services or competing with other youth-serving organizations, CIS of Richmond identifies and mobilizes existing community resources and fosters cooperative partnerships to deliver Five Basics for students and families: CIS of Richmond Five Basics 1) a safe place to learn and grow 2) one-to-one relationship with a caring adult 3) a healthy start and a healthy future 4) a marketable skill upon graduation 5) a chance to give back to peers and community CIS of Richmond targets Richmond's high poverty neighborhoods to make a difference in the lives of our most fragile residents.

The Parent-Child Development Corporation is grantee for the Bridges Head Start program on Virginia's Middle Peninsula. The agency also provides preschool and childcare programs. Its mission is to empower families to improve the quality of their lives througb educational and self-help programs, family support services, and advocacy activities in partnership with the community.

Good Shepherd Episcopal School inspires children to learn with confidence, serve with compassion, and lead with courage.

St. Andrew’s, an independent college preparatory school (ages 3 - Grade 12) dedicated to personalized student development, strives to develop engaged, well-rounded individuals by inspiring a passion for knowledge, a commitment to personal integrity and a deepened social consciousness within a supportive educational community.