Central Pennsylvania Digital Learning Foundation

Established in 1944, Johnstown Christian School is a religious institute. Located in Hollsopple, Pa., it serves children and preschoolers through grade 12. The school offers a full range of academics including dual-enrollment college level classes, technology, practical academics, foreign languages, music, art, physical education and resource room. The school conducts activities, such as speech meets, spelling bees, math olympics and science fairs. Its offers boys and girls soccer/basketball as well as cross-country at the varsity level. Johnstown Christian School has accreditation with the Middle States Association of College and Schools.

Belleville Mennonite School was established in 1945 by a group of Amish and Mennonite ministers in Belleville, Pa. The school offers a range of subjects for freshmen, sophomore and junior high that include English, algebra, personal development, world history, Spanish, physical education, computer applications, geometry and chemistry. Its senior classes include English, advanced mathematics, American history, Christian discipleship and advanced physical education. BMS also offers a variety of sports such as boys soccer, girls field hockey, boys and girls basketball, girls field hockey and track and field events.

School of Living is a non-profit organization based in Julian, PA, dedicated to promoting sustainable living practices and fostering community engagement. With a rich history and a strong commitment to social justice, the organization offers educational programs, resources, and support for individuals and communities interested in permaculture, geonomics, and land stewardship. Through their various initiatives and projects, School of Living aims to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to create resilient and self-sufficient communities, while also advocating for environmental conservation and equitable social change.Generated from the website