Bath Community Hospital is a patient-focused small hospital in rural Virginia that offers excellent working conditions, a team environment, and opportunities for professional development.

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.

VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS (VAIS) Together, the Virginia Association of Independent School's 94 members employ over 8,000 faculty, staff, and administrators, and educate nearly 30,000 students in grades PreKindergarten-12/Post Graduate. Governed by an independent Board of Directors, the Association employs an experienced VAIS staff who promote the excellence, growth, and success of Virginia's independent schools by providing relevant and rewarding opportunities for connection, collaboration, and leadership. VAIS is a non-profit association located at 9100 Arboretum Parkway, Suite 310, North Chesterfield, Virginia, United States.

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VES is a college preparatory, coeducational, boarding and day school serving students in grades 9–12. A blend of 259 young men and women, day students and boarding students from all over the U.S. and the world, our campus is a meeting place for diverse perspectives and global cultures where students learn from and respect each other. The student body is composed of 67% boarding and 33% day school students; 55% male, 45% female; and 22% international students.

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.

Founded as a summer camp in 1950, Oakland School has evolved over the years to become what it is today: a small, co-ed day school from September through May and an overnight Summer Camp Program for elementary through middle school students. Oakland specializes in helping young learners with language-based learning and attention difficulties. However, any child can benefit from an Oakland School, tailor-made academic program. Oakland School graduates carry with them a love of learning, confidence, self-worth and respect for others. Oakland School is a member of the Virginia Association of Specialized Education Facilities (VAISEF). Teachers are licensed by the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Little Keswick School is a Therapeutic Boarding School, which provides a structured environment to give children with emotional and self-regulation issues, language-based and non-verbal learning disabilities, ADHD or Asperger's and similar developmental disorders, opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive. Quality academic and residential programs, behavioral management, and individual, group, and family therapy, support a warm nurturing environment with caring teachers, counselors, and therapists. Little Keswick School provides special education for boys ages nine to fifteen at admission. We are located in Central Virginia near Charlottesville and the University of Virginia.

Riverside School is Virginia’s most trusted school for dyslexic students in kindergarten through eighth grade. An independent day school based in Richmond, Va., Riverside’s mission is to provide remediation of language skills for students with dyslexia and similar language-based learning differences in grades K-8, so that they can return to mainstream education fully prepared to realize their highest potential. Riverside provides a tailored curriculum and utilizes the Orton-Gillingham (O-G) Approach to support the needs of students. With this in mind, Riverside’s teaching approach is dedicated to providing small classes, individualized curriculum, one-on-one instruction, and a nurturing environment to enhance the learning experiences of children with dyslexia. Riverside’s hallmark one-on-one Language Fundamentals (LF) instruction uses the O-G Approach to build close teacher-student relationships to allow for continuous feedback and positive reinforcement, leading to high success rates, increased self-confidence, and a bright future for children.

Covenant School exists to cultivate persons with a love for learning, wisdom, and virtue through a classical and Christ-centered education.

Founded in 1993, the Virginia Association of Free & Charitable Clinics (VAFCC) is the nation's oldest Free Clinic association. We are a private, nonprofit membership organization that provides training and technical assistance, research, resource development and advocacy to Free Clinics throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. The VAFCC represents and supports Virginia's network of 57 Free Clinics, which are one of Virginia's largest providers of health care to the uninsured.

The Foundation for Rural Service (FRS), in cooperation with NTCA—The Rural Broadband Association, seeks to sustain and enhance the quality of life in America through philanthropic and educational programs. Our vision is to harness the power of the rural telecommunications industry to enrich lives in America. Company Overview FRS educates the public on the benefits of a nationwide telecommunications network, and promotes rural connectivity as an essential link in this network. FRS believes that rural communities - regardless of their size or location - deserve the same connection to the world as do residents of larger, urban environments. To carry out its educational and advancement mission, FRS develops and disseminates information about rural telecom issues and encourages support of community based telecom providers and the communities they serve. Established in 1994 by NTCA, FRS is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization.