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States (ISACS), Agnon exceeds Ohio’s state education standards for all core curricular subjects. In addition to individualized learning and small classes, Agnon features an 8th grade class trip to Israel, several team sports and many extra-curricular activities. It is also Cleveland’s only Jewish com- munity day school, bringing together more than 330 students from various backgrounds and levels of obser- vance. New students (18 months-8th grade) start with a warm welcome and graduate well prepared for high school, college and beyond. 26500 Shaker Boulevard, Beachwood. 216- 464-4055.
TheAgnonSchool.org.
Gilmour Academy
Andrews Osborne Academy
From deep rooted traditions to modern advancements, Andrews Osborne Academy is Lake County’s only co-ed, pre-k through 12th grade college preparatory, day and board- ing academy serving more than 350 boys and girls from 47 Ohio cities, 10 states and 19 different countries. With a student-teacher ratio of just 12:1, students at AOA can be active participants in their education and our faculty encourages students to reach their highest potential. AOA prepares students for college and the world. Each year 100 percent of our graduating seniors gain acceptance to 4-year U.S. colleges and universi- ties. The school takes great pride in its “global village,” embracing differ- ences in learning styles and cultures. At AOA, students have vast oppor- tunities to explore both in and out of the classroom, discover leadership abilities through the entrepreneurial and public speaking programs and participate in extracurricular activi- ties, all while excelling academically with a rigorous curriculum.
www.andrewsosborne.org
The Agnon School
Founded in 1969, Agnon is a private coed school that blends ad- vanced academics with solid values to create a strong intellectual and ethi- cal base. By integrating outstanding general studies with dynamic Jewish learning plus the latest technology tools, Agnon generates an intercon- nected world for students in the 21st century. As Cleveland’s only Jewish day school accredited for educa- tional excellence by the Independent Schools Association of the Central
At Gilmour Academy, a co-ed, Catholic, independent, college-pre- paratory school, students thrive in a highly personalized academic setting. They learn to become competent moral leaders through small classes, outstanding academic offerings, focused advising and diverse service programs. Students get an edge through entrepreneurship initiatives, a forensic science curriculum, global outreach and civic engagement. Research internships in real-world set- tings provide additional opportunities to excel. Championship-caliber athlet- ics and a nationally-ranked speech and debate team create even more avenues for success. The Montessori Preschool Program is one of only six in Ohio and the only one in Northeast Ohio to earn American Montessori Society accreditation. A new athletic center is among unparalleled facilities including art, music, and photogra- phy studios, a residence hall, a digital broadcast media center, two NHL-size hockey rinks, a stadium and a golf practice range. If Gilmour students seem to know more, it’s because they get more. Be inspired at
gilmour.org.
Hawken School
As a leader in education, Hawken provides nationally recognized pro- gramming that is both well-grounded and forward-focused – preparation that emphasizes the development of character and the creative and critical thinking needed to thrive in an increasingly complex and dynamic world.
Hawken’s innovative program provides real world learning through a globally minded, diverse, co-ed community, with an urban exten- sion center in University Circle for experiential learning. Tablet comput- ers and iPads promote engagement and creativity. Innovative scheduling allows students in-depth focus on a single course for three weeks. For young learners, Hawken’s new Early Childhood Center and groundbreak- ing Developmental Continuum offer the best possible start to a child’s educational journey. 440-423-2955.
www.hawken.edu for more details. Lyndhurst Campus, 5000 Clubside Road. 440-423-2950. Gates Mills Cam- pus, corner of Mayfield and County Line Roads in Gates Mills. 440-423- 2955. The Sally & Bob Gries Center for Experiential and Service Learning, 10823 Magnolia Drive, Cleveland.
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