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.

North Carolina Wesleyan University (NCWU) is a small, private Methodist-affiliated institution with a liberal arts-based core curriculum that prepares students for professional advancement, life-long learning and responsible participation in their communities. NCWU offers liberal arts, professional and graduate degree programs for traditional, transfer and working-adult students. The skills cultivated by faculty and built into the curriculum include critical thinking and reflection, communication, collaboration, and information technology. North Carolina Wesleyan University provides a highly personalized education in a dynamic and challenging environment. With students from all over the United States and more than 40 different countries, the University has immense cultural diversity. Classes are taught by professors who love to teach and work individually with students. Here are some quick facts about our faculty: • Over 85% of our faculty members hold the highest degree in their respective field. • 98% of faculty in professional disciplines have practical experience in the areas they teach. • 98% of recent Wesleyan graduates were satisfied or very satisfied with the quality of instruction and the helpfulness of the faculty. • 47% of faculty have been at Wesleyan for 10 or more years.

Summit School, Inc. is a 55-year-old private education program committed to the vision of Empowering Children to Achieve Their Individual Potential. Whether the student is in the Summit School Early Learning Center or the Summit School Special Education Center, all efforts serve at-risk children and drive our mission to Provide Programs That Build A Solid Foundation For Educational And Lifelong Success. Summit School Special Education Center The Summit School Special Education Center is a small, therapeutic ISBE approved and AdvancED accredited facility serving an average of 60 students whose educational needs are best served in a non-public school environment. Summit students, from kindergarten through high school graduation, are typically placed by home school districts according to students’ individual education plans (IEPs). Children with identified learning, attentional and/or social difficulties, including children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, attend Summit from over 30 school districts. Students benefit from an array of educational and support services, and work with a team of educators, therapists and staff to optimize success. Summit School Early Learning Center The Summit School Early Learning Center is an Illinois Governor’s ExceleRate Gold Circle of Quality accredited preschool program serving three-to-five-year-olds deemed to be developmentally at risk. At no cost to families, the Center strives to prepare 130 children for kindergarten by providing programming to develop social-emotional skills, cognitive skills, math and literacy skills.

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.

Within a safe and supportive environment, we will provide every student with a strong education that will enable them to be productive citizens who are college and career ready and are able to compete in an ever-changing world.

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.