Saint Bridget School

Located in Richmond, Va., St. Bridget s School serves students in kindergarten through seventh grade. Founded in 1952, it is a Catholic school that is accredited by the Virginia Catholic Education Association and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. St. Bridget s School s academic curriculum includes English, language arts, math, science, social studies and religious studies. It runs a foreign language department that conducts classes in various languages, including French and Spanish. The school has a library and media center. Its library services include a computer workstation, printers for word processing assignments, annual book fairs, school yearbook club, summer book sale and the book discussion group, Teachers as Readers.

Established in 1911, St. Christopher s School is a private, episcopal, day school for boys from junior kindergarten through grade 12 and is located in Richmond, Va. The school offers several academic subjects, including computer science, arts, history, religion, English, Chinese, Latin, classical language, and theater and dance. The arts program offered by St. Christopher s School includes music, band, choir, individual piano and guitar lessons, and ampersand practicum and musical theater choreography. Additionally, the school offers several athletic programs, including swimming, lacrosse, karate, sailing, golf, indoor soccer, canoeing and rock climbing. St. Christopher s School has three libraries that offer more than 41,000 print and nonprint materials and provides online access to the library catalogs and subscription reference tools, including encyclopedias and periodical databases. It also offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, such as missionary society, French club, Students for Environmental Awareness, mock judiciary, and glee club and saints singers.

Westhampton Day School, established in 1953, is a Christian-based educational institution located in Richmond, VA. With a focus on nurturing, safe, and respectful learning environments, the school offers programs for children aged two through kindergarten, as well as an after-school program. Employing over 40 dedicated educators and holding national accreditation, WDS follows Virginia's Foundation Blocks for Early Learning to provide stimulating hands-on experiences for intellectual, physical, and social-emotional development. The school's teaching philosophy emphasizes curiosity, creativity, and a caring spirit among its student population.Generated from the website