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The Xaverian Brothers established Our Lady of Good Counsel in 1958 at the invitation of Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle, as a Catholic high school for boys. With the support of Archbishop James Hickey, Good Counsel announced in the fall of 1986 that it would become coeducational in 1988. Our students are drawn from throughout the Metropolitan Washington Area. As a Xaverian Catholic learning community, Our Lady of Good Counsel High School is committed to preparing students with diverse learning abilities for the challenges of life by providing programs and activities that advance academic excellence and service to others; foster spiritual, emotional, and social growth; promote inclusion of all community members; and embody the Xaverian values of humility, trust, zeal, compassion, and simplicity upon which the school is founded.

The Xaverian Brothers established Our Lady of Good Counsel in 1958 at the invitation of Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle, as a Catholic high school for boys. With the support of Archbishop James Hickey, Good Counsel announced in the fall of 1986 that it would become coeducational in 1988. Our students are drawn from throughout the Metropolitan Washington Area. As a Xaverian Catholic learning community, Our Lady of Good Counsel High School is committed to preparing students with diverse learning abilities for the challenges of life by providing programs and activities that advance academic excellence and service to others; foster spiritual, emotional, and social growth; promote inclusion of all community members; and embody the Xaverian values of humility, trust, zeal, compassion, and simplicity upon which the school is founded.

The Xaverian Brothers established Our Lady of Good Counsel in 1958 at the invitation of Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle, as a Catholic high school for boys. With the support of Archbishop James Hickey, Good Counsel announced in the fall of 1986 that it would become coeducational in 1988. Our students are drawn from throughout the Metropolitan Washington Area. As a Xaverian Catholic learning community, Our Lady of Good Counsel High School is committed to preparing students with diverse learning abilities for the challenges of life by providing programs and activities that advance academic excellence and service to others; foster spiritual, emotional, and social growth; promote inclusion of all community members; and embody the Xaverian values of humility, trust, zeal, compassion, and simplicity upon which the school is founded.

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Our mission is to encourage and support self-sufficiency and self-worth for people in need in our community through education, wellness, and outreach services.

Our Lady of Mercy School for Young Women is for girls and their families inclusive of all incomes, races and faith affiliations, entering grades 6-12 who are seeking an alternative to public school or who wish to continue to pursue a faith-based education. Mercy is the only college preparatory, faith-based private school, exclusively for young women in the Rochester region. We prepare and inspire young women to achieve the highest level of success in college, in career, and in the community.

At Our Lady of Peace, caring for seniors is our passion. Is it yours? As a nonprofit community dedicated to service, we put residents first. Qualified applicants will have a desire to serve, as well as the energy and work ethic needed to provide our residents with the highest quality care and support. When you join our team, you’ll quickly discover why 25% of our employees have worked here for over 10 years!

Our Lady of Sion College was first established in 1928 by the Sisters of Our Lady of Sion to respond to the needs of the children and Catholic families of the Box Hill area. Initially, it catered for primary-age boys and girls, with male enrolments being filtered out by 1935 and the College eventually offering secondary education for girls only by 1960. Since its establishment, the College has welcomed a rich diversity of students and we are renowned for our inclusiveness – it is a hallmark not only of our school but in particular the traditions and legacy left to us by the Sisters of Our Lady of Sion. We are very proud of the ninety years of excellent education we have provided to young women in the Box Hill and neighbouring areas. We are now a thriving community in excess of 950 students and over 120 staff, serving families from across the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Today, our students have access to a very broad curriculum that caters for each stage of their secondary education. The use of personalised devices as learning tools has revolutionised the way in which students learn and engage with each other, their teachers and the world beyond our school campus. The College continues to invest in staff professional learning, and recognises that student learning is enhanced by the development of strong critical and analytical thinking, interpersonal and collaborative skills so vital to their lives today. Our extensive facilities have developed to respond to the needs of our students in the twenty-first century and include specialised science, technology, creative and performing arts and sporting facilities. In recent years, the College has also accomplished a masterplan that includes the Emmanuel Learning Centre for Years 7 and 8 students, our 340-seat Miriam Theatre and our Notre Dame Centre, which caters for the particular needs of our senior students.

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Our Lady of the Angels Hospital is part of the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. The health system was organized in 1984 to unite three existing hospitals in Louisiana which were already part of the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady's mission of extending the healthcare of Jesus Christ to those most in need. Headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the health system serves patients across the State of Louisiana through a network of hospitals, clinics, physicians, elderly housing and integrated information systems and currently employs over 10,000 individuals.

Our Lady of the Elms School, an independent, Catholic school rooted in the Dominican tradition, educates girls and young women to listen openly, evaluate wisely, speak bravely, lead justly, and serve compassionately. Our Lady of the Elms, located in West Akron, is dedicated to meeting the intellectual, spiritual, social and personal needs of girls grades one through 12, and co-ed students in preschool and kindergarten. The Elms welcomes students of every religion, race, nationality, and ethnic origin. The Elms fosters fidelity to God, academic excellence, and strong leadership in an engaging, safe environment based in the Dominican tradition. Our students become leaders in business, law, medicine, science, communications, philanthropy, the arts, and technology (just to name a few) — we provide the foundation so Elms girls may achieve their goals. The campus includes a new gymnasium, fitness center, dance studio, and theater. Our schools are up-to-date with SmartBoards, symposiums and computer labs. Our athletic complex includes a track, softball fields, tennis courts and soccer fields. Schedule a visit to our 33 acre campus and see the difference The Elms can make for your daughter.

Founded in 1895 by the Sisters of Divine Providence, OLLU offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees through weekday, weekend, evening, and online settings in San Antonio, Houston and the Rio Grande Valley (La Feria). Overall enrollment is more than 3,300 undergraduate and graduate students. Academic units include the School of Business and Leadership, the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Professional Studies, the Worden School of Social Service and the Woolfolk School of Communication Sciences and Disorders. OLLU has more than 24,000 alumni.