TW’s Fall Private School D•I•R•E•C•T•O•R•Y


• Chesapeake Bay Academy 821 Baker Rd., Va. Beach, VA 23462 757-497-6200; www.cba-va.org At Chesapeake Bay Academy, we see learning differences, including ADHD and LD, as oppor- tunities, not obstacles. Our highly individualized educational program matches teaching styles to learning styles in an environment that celebrates uniqueness, encourages scholarship, and offers real opportunity. Bright Kids. Better Fit. See ad p. this pg.


• Ghent Montessori School 610 Mowbray Arch, Norfolk, VA 23507 757-622-8174; www.ghentmontessorischool.com Ghent Montessori School is an independent, co-educational school spanning early childhood levels through middle school. It is our goal to promote a Montessori environment, which frees every child to explore, to choose, to try, to suc- ceed, and to fail without fear. Accredited by the International Montessori Council. See ad p. 18.


• Hebrew Academy of Tidewater 5000 Corporate Woods Dr. Suite 180 Va. Beach, VA 23462 757-424-4327; www.hebrewacademy.net Hebrew Academy of Tidewater is a preschool- Grade 6 Jewish community day school, offering a modern dual language program, state-of-the-art technology, and outstanding certified/degreed faculty who foster creativity and independent thinking. We build character for a lifetime. VAIS accredited. See ad p. 13.


• Norfolk Collegiate School 7336 Granby St., Norfolk, VA 23505 757-480-1495; www.norfolkcollegiate.org Norfolk Collegiate School, founded in 1948, is a coeducational, college preparatory school for grades K-12 emphasizing academic excellence, integrity, individual expression, and service to the community. Each student learns through traditional and innovative teaching within a warm and caring environment. See ad this page.


• Strelitz Early Childhood Center 5000 Corporate Woods Dr. Suite 180 Va. Beach, VA 23462 757-424-4327; www.StrelitzECC.net Strelitz Early Childhood Center prepares 2-, 3-, and 4-year-olds to acquire the skills and knowledge necessary for success in kindergar- ten. A developmentally appropriate curriculum integrates Judaic and General Studies within a nurturing atmosphere on a beautiful campus. See ad p. 13.


• Trinity Lutheran School 6001 Granby St., Norfolk, VA 23505 757-489-2732; www.trinitylutherannorfolk.org TLS provides a quality Christian education for PK-5th Grade students, with National Lutheran School Accreditation, as it celebrates 65 years of service to our community. The highly quali- fied, experienced faculty nurtures each student as a special child of God as they develop into independent, lifelong learners. See ad p. 18. n Listings are provided for TW advertisers.


Congratulations to the Chesapeake Bay Academy Class of 2010!


• Bright Kids, Better Fit


• ADHD, Dyslexia, OHI Other Learning Obstacles


• College Preparatory and Career- oriented Technology Programs


• K-12 VAIS Accreditation Commonwealth of VA Licensure


497-6200 • www.cba-va.org Discover your potential!


• Individualized Education Plans Individualized Teaching Methods


• 6/1 Student/Teacher Ratio


Norfolk Collegiate School does far more than challenge students academically. We celebrate each child,


developing their character and allowing them to become exactly what they want to be. Our small classes, attentive teachers and warm environment contribute to each student’s success, preparing them for school, college and the rest of their lives.


Fall OpenHouses WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27


Program for Grades 6-12, 7 p.m. Norfolk Collegiate School 7336 Granby Street Norfolk 23505


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10


Program for Grades K-5, 7 p.m. Lower School Campus 5429 Tidewater Drive Norfolk 23509


For more information or to pre-register, call (757) 480-1495 or visit www.NorfolkCollegiate.org


Accredited by the Virginia Association of Independent Schools and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement. Norfolk Collegiate School admits qualified students without regard to race, color, ethnic background, national origin or religion.


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