Long Island School For the Gifted

Keio Academy of New York, established in 1990, is an international private academic institution. The school offers a bilingual and bicultural educational curriculum that includes subjects, such as global geography, world and Japanese history modern, social studies, economics, honors politics, algebra, pre-calculus, biology, chemistry, physics and environmental science. The school also provides Japanese subjects, such as Kokugo and Nihongo. The school also provides lessons in English, drama and creative writing. Keio Academy of New York is accredited by the New York State Department of Education and the Ministry of Education, Japan. Keio Academy of New York provides financial aid to students with outstanding academic records and good conduct.

Saint Ann's School, located in Brooklyn, N.Y., is a private school founded in 1966 as a ministry of the Vestry of St. Ann's Episcopal Church. It offers classes in preschool through grade 12 and enrolls more than 1,100 students. The school provides a strong academic program, including advanced placement and honors courses, and provides a comprehensive educational program, including various subjects, such as mathematics, language arts, computer science, social studies, science, art, computer science, history and music. Saint Ann's School encourages all students to participate in extracurricular activities, such as its yearbook, newspaper, band, student council and sports, such as basketball, volleyball and softball.