Chester Upland School of the Arts

Charter School of Wilmington, founded in 1996, is sponsored and operated by a consortium of several companies, including DuPont, Hercules Incorporated, Christiana Care Health System, Delmarva Power, AstraZeneca and Verizon. Located in Wilmington, Del., the school encourages partnership between teachers, parents, and community leaders, and is one of the earliest independently operated public schools in Delaware with a focus on the study of mathematics and science. It is approved by the Middle States Association, and enrolls more than 900 students representing various public school districts and several Catholic and independent schools. Charter School of Wilmington offers various subjects to students in grades nine through 12.

The Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush in Philadelphia, PA is a high school that offers a rigorous academic curriculum integrated with the arts. With a focus on equity and social justice, Rush Arts prepares students for college and professional careers by fostering a reflective community of learners who are adaptive critical thinkers and creators. Through transdisciplinary teaching and learning, students develop intellectual growth and personal creativity, while also promoting respect for diverse views and encouraging student voice in the pursuit of equity and social justice. At Rush Arts, the core values of Imagination, Communication, Empathy, Perspective, Analysis, and Commitment guide every aspect of the school's mission. With a belief that the arts provide unique opportunities for intellectual and creative development, Rush Arts aims to prepare students to become active members of a democratic society. By emphasizing respect for diverse perspectives and encouraging student engagement, Rush Arts cultivates a culture of equity and social justice. Generated from the website