Green Run Collegiate Foundation

The Governor s School for the Arts offers a wide range of programs in visual and performing arts. It provides studies in critical art studies, dance, film, video, music and theater. The school is located in Norfolk, Va. It provides various programs for professional training in fine arts, graphic designing and photography. The dance division offers studies in performance, choreography, production, and interactive and digital technologies. The dance coursework includes classes in dance history, functional anatomy, physiology of exercise, body conditioning, yoga, music, video and theatrical presentation and design. It also provides arts and music instruction, which includes private music instruction on voice and musical instruments. The center organizes a variety of programs for its students, including fall and spring classes, vacation camps, violin, cello and guitar learning and summer art programs.

Eastern Virginia Medical School operates under charter from the Commonwealth of Virginia as a public organization to promote health care services in southeastern Virginia. It operates through a range of departments, such as administration, basic science, clinical, education, information technology, patient care, research administration and support services. Eastern Virginia Medical School's clinical department features general, cardiothoracic, pediatric and oncology units, as well as critical care, transplantation and neurosurgery sections. The school's main campus includes Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, which is a tertiary care center. Eastern Virginia Medical School also operates the Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters, which is a full-service acute care facility that serves as a regional referral center for pediatrics.

Founded in 1970 and opened in 1971, Paul D. Camp Community College is a two-year public educational institution with campuses in Franklin and Suffolk, and a Center in Smithfield, VA. The college provides accessible, quality higher education, workforce training, and community development in our se...