Virginia Episcopalian Magazine Winter 2013 Issue | Page 4

Three Virginia boarding schools. Founded in the Episcopal tradition. Focused on the future. Christchurch School offers the rigorous academic preparation young people need to succeed in the years ahead. CCS employs an integrated curriculum to help students build practical, crosscurricular skills that will prove vital in solving problems that might not even yet exist! Students are challenged with a rich, stimulating academic experience that enables them to explore and create in a deeper and broader way. For more information about all that Christchurch School has to offer, contact the Office of Admission, or inquire online. Coed boarding and day, grades 9-12 [email protected] 804-758-2306 • www.christchurchschool.org Belong. Believe. Become. St. Margaret’s is a small, all girls’ school, boarding and day, on the Rappahannock River. We are committed to helping young women thrive in every aspect of their lives. We meet girls where they are, embrace them as individuals and push them to challenge themselves and change the world. Contact our Admission Office today to discuss affordability or to sign up for an overnight campus visit! Girls Boarding and Day, grades 8–12 [email protected] • [phone] • www.sms.org Stuart Hall School offers a rigorous and supportive coeducational academic program in the liberal arts and sciences for day students pre-K through grade 12, and girls only 5 and 7 day boarding in grades 8 through 12. At Stuart Hall, we honor the whole child by Educating the Mind; Strengthening the Body; Renewing the Heart; and Nurturing the Spirit. Stuart Hall prepares boys and girls of all faiths for success in colleges and universities worldwide and for engaged, healthy lives of intellectual curiosity, responsible citizenship, creative expression, ethical leadership, and compassionate service. Contact us for an individual appointment, tour, or interview. STUART HALL SCHOOL MIND • BODY • HEART • SPIRIT [email protected] | 888-306-8926 | stuarthallschool.org Members of the Church Schools of the Diocese of Virginia 2 Virginia Episcopalian / Winter 2013