Wichita Collegiate School is a coed independent college preparatory day school of 940 students founded in 1963. All of our graduates go on to attend colleges and universities usually with a substantial amount of earned college credit hours. We are on one campus with a fully integrated curriculum which is both broad and deep. Middle and Upper School students are all issued PC laptop computers. We offer 15 AP classes

FRA is a remarkable community offering the unique combination of a challenging and supportive educational experience in an inclusive Christian community. Many independent schools provide a great education and others have a faith–based mission, but few do both well. We do at FRA, and we encourage our students to be fully involved in all areas of school life. From our youngest pre-kindergartners to our rising seniors, our students develop their minds, bodies, and spirits through involvement at FRA. At FRA, we know what matters most. While academic success and college placement are important to our school community, our students are not a grade point average or a standardized test score; they are young men and women who are well prepared to succeed at the finest colleges and universities, have a strong sense of purpose, and are eager to make a difference in the world around them.

At The Carmel School, we are committed to providing a Christ-centered education that equips students academically and nurtures their spiritual and personal growth. Our focus is on preparing students for success in the world beyond our campus, where students are encouraged to pursue excellence in all areas of their lives. Please visit our website to "Discover the Difference" a career at The Carmel School can have!

St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is a vibrant community dedicated to living out our mission of nurturing a diverse community in the Episcopal tradition, fostering spiritual growth, moral responsibility, academic excellence, and artistic and athletic pursuits, while preparing for a life of service to our community and the world. We are an independent, coeducational, preparatory day school serving nearly 1100 students from infants through twelfth grade. St. Andrew’s is a close-knit community of students, faculty, staff, administrators, and families of many faiths, cultures, races, and economic backgrounds. Founded in 1947, the school occupies two campuses in the Jackson, MS metro area. The South Campus in Jackson houses the Foundations program (infant through pre-K2) and Lower School (pre-K3 through grade 4), and the North Campus in Ridgeland houses the Middle School (grades 5 through 8) and Upper School (grades 9 through 12.) We pride ourselves in hiring the best faculty, staff, and administrators who are deeply passionate about their area of expertise and invest in the development and success of each student. With a strong commitment to fostering growth and innovation, faculty, staff, and administrators are encouraged and supported in their pursuit of lifelong learning through generous professional development opportunities. Employees also enjoy the following: • Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability insurance; retirement plan; cafeteria plan; supplemental plans; and tuition subsidy. • Free lunch on campus • Paid sick and personal leave for faculty; paid sick, vacation, and personal leave for staff and administrators; paid holidays • Healthy Workplace programs • Travel grants for international travel related to curriculum and professional development • Onsite and offsite professional development opportunities • Advanced study grants • Class load – 4 to 5 sections in Upper and Middle School

Located in Coral Gables, Florida. St. Thomas Episcopal Parish School (STEPS) is a culturally diverse community, which includes junior preschool through 5th grade and has 425 students focused on learning 21st century skills. It is a secure and loving environment that nurtures, challenges and teaches children to honor God, respect others and themselves, care for their world, and develop a lasting enthusiasm for discovering and learning.

Anna Julia Cooper, our namesake, once wrote, “Not far from the kindergarten age I decided upon my career. I feel the vocation for which I was prepared was the education of neglected people. Teaching has always seemed to me the noblest of callings and presents a stronger appeal than money.” She went on to add, “To me life has meant a big opportunity and I am thankful that my work has always been the sort that beckoned me on, leaving no room for blasé philosophizing and rebellious resentment and with just enough opposition to give zest to the struggle, just enough hope of scoring somewhere among the winners to keep my head ‘unbowed tho bloody.’” At AJC, we try to keep her spirit alive in our work with low-income families in Richmond’s East End. We’re always looking for individuals who are moved by her same spirit to consider joining our 'community of affection.' Don't ever hesitate to reach out.