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College Admissions Highlights:  The last three years have had Sacramento Country Day students accepted to: American, Bard, Bates, Baylor, BU, Bucknell, Cal Tech, Cal State, Case Western, Columbia, Cornell, Drexel, Duke, Emory, George Washington, Hofstra, Indiana, Kenyon, Loyola, Macalester, NYU, Northeastern, Northwestern, Oberlin, Pepperdine, Pitzer, Princeton, Rice, RPI, Skidmore, Stanford, Texas A&M, UC Berkeley, UCLA, U Mass, U Michigan, Penn, USC, Vanderbilt, Vassar, Villanova, Wesleyan, and Yale.

Academic Highlights:  9:1 Student to teacher ratio. 57% self-identified students of color. 65% faculty with advanced degrees. 11 acres of learning spaces. 25 AP & 6 advanced topic courses. 5 National merit commended or semifinalists. 30 student clubs and affinity groups. 80% of high and middle school students participate in the 30+ teams in 14 sports.

College Admissions Highlights:  Four year colleges with multiple acceptances from graduates of Jesuit:  Baylor, BC, CalPoly, Case Western, Columbia, Cornell, DePaul, Duke, Embry-Riddle, Georgetown, Gonzaga, Harvard, Hofstra, Johns Hopkins, NYU, Northeastern, Penn State, Pepperdine, Pomona, Princeton, SMU, Stanford, Tennessee, US Military Acad, UC Berkeley, UCLA, U Chicago, U Michigan, Notre Dame, Penn, USC, Vanderbilt, VaTech, Washington U, and Yale.

Academic Highlights:  Jesuit is an all boys high school. 14:1 student to faculty ratio. 60% of professional & certified staff hold a Master’s degree or higher. 37 Honors & AP courses. 75% of AP exam takers scored a 3 or higher. Each graduate has 72+ hours of community service. 1 in 3 students are enrolled in the over 20 art offerings. 14 sports with 31 state or regional ranking.

College Admissions Highlights:  The last couple of years saw graduates accepted to many fine colleges and universities: Allegheny, Bryn Mawr, Cal State Sonoma, Carleton, Chapman, Colby, Fordham, Gonzaga, Haverford,  Kenyon, Macalester, Middlebury, Oberlin, Occidental, Pomona, Saint Mary’s of California, UCLA, UC San Diego, UC Boulder, U San Francisco, UT Austin, U Washington, Wesleyan, Whitman, and Willamette.

Academic Highlights:  22-acre campus; including a 3.5 acre farm.  Integrates experiential learning into the arts, science, technology, engineering and math.  ‘No Cut’ athletic policy for 7+ high school sports opportunities.   Student clubs and student council provide opportunities for volunteering, leadership, exploration and connection.

College Admissions Highlights:  Recent graduates were offered admission to the following colleges and universities: American, Baylor, BC, BU, CalTech, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Cornell, Drexel, Emory, Georgetown, UGA, UMass, MIT, NYU, NC State, Notre Dame, Penn State, Pepperdine, Purdue, USC, Stanford, Swarthmore, Temple, Villanova, UWashington, and UWisconsin.

Academic Highlights:  60% identify as non-white. 30 honors & AP courses. More than half the student body participates in the art programs.  Two-thirds students participate in one or more of the schools 15 interscholastic sports.  65 student athletes committed in the past 5 years to play at the collegiate level. 50+ student clubs & organizations.  4 year programs in visual & performing arts and engineering are an option.

College Admissions Highlights:  In most years, 99% of our student attend college. Graduates from the last year will attend these fine institutions:  American, Baylor, Cal Poly, Colby, Colorado – Boulder, DePaul, George Washington, Georgetown, Gonzaga, Harvard, Hofstra, Michigan State, NYU, Northeastern, Pepperdine, Purdue, Rice, Saint Mary’s, SMU, Stanford, Syracuse, TCU, UC Berkeley, UCLA, U Chicago, Michigan, UNC Chapel Hill, UT Austin,UT Dallas, USC, Tennessee, and Washington.

Academic Highlights:  16:1 Student to teacher ratio with an average class size of 22.  68 zip codes. 47% Non-white students. 46 staff with advanced degrees. 13 honors & 23 AP classes. 50% of the student body athletic participation for 13 teams. 22K service hours on average each year. 65 clubs & 8 academic teams.

College Admissions Highlights:  Colleges and Universities attended by recent graduates:  American, Baylor, BU, Cal State, Cal Tech, Claremont McKenna, Cornell, Gonzaga, Harvard, IndianaU, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, Pepperdine, Princeton, Texas A&M, TCU, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UMichigan, UWisconsin, Vanderbilt, VaTech, and West Point (US Military Acad).

Academic Highlights:  11:1 Student to teacher ratio with an average class size of 13. 64% self-identified students of color. 20 honors, advanced, and AP courses. 16 sports offered with 27 athletes currently playing in college.  Over 8 visual and performing arts courses with opportunities for do contests, festivals, and presentations. Home school students can join Capital Christian through TEP program.

College Admissions Highlights:  Over a recent two year sample, Woodland Christian graduates were accepted into these universities and colleges: Baylor, Cal Poly, Claremont McKenna, Cornell College, CSU, Embry Riddle, Emory, Gonzaga, Loyola, Northeastern, Penn State, Pepperdine, Purdue, Seton Hall, St Mary’s, TCU, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, Michigan, Wheaton, and Willamette.

Academic Highlights:  43% non-white students.  9 Honors & AP Courses.  16 athletic teams. 90% of students go on to college after graduation.  Some electives offered at Woodland include wood shop. sustainable agriculture, floral design, and chemistry & agriscience.  They are one of two private schools with a FFA chapter.