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The Saint Kateri Conservation Center is a non-profit, Catholic land trust that promotes Catholic teaching on ecology, preserves nature, and protects life. We protect Church- and religious-owned conservation lands and restore habitat for people and wildlife.

Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic Church is a civic & social organization company based out of 1234 PALM AVE, Beaumont, California, United States.

Welcome to Saint Kentigern! Saint Kentigern has a long and proud history of excellence in education. Originally established in 1953 to provide education for boys based on the precepts of the Presbyterian Church, the College in Pakuranga, followed six years later by and the Boys’ School in Remuera, quickly confirmed their place amongst the best independent schools in New Zealand. The introduction of girls to the College campus in 2003 marked the start of a new era for Saint Kentigern and a new educational model. Saint Kentigern is one of only two schools in New Zealand which offers the very successful parallel education method of teaching and learning. In recognition that boys and girls have different learning needs during their formative years, parallel education sees our girls and boys taught in separate classes for all core subjects up until Year 11 when they enter a co-educational setting to prepare them for tertiary study and beyond. Ten years on and few can doubt the benefits of this structure in preparing our young men and women to become the very best they can be. In more recent years, the merger with the Corran Trust Board in 2009 saw Saint Kentigern open an all girls’ primary school in Remuera as a sister school to the long established all boys’ primary school. As a natural extension, a Preschool for boys and girls was opened in 2010 on the Girls’ School campus completing the educational pathway for Saint Kentigern families. Over the course of 60 years, the Saint Kentigern community has remained deeply respectful of its heritage, staying true to its founding Christian principles and Scottish heritage. In 2012 a Framework for the Future 2012–2016 was formed to unify the schools with a shared Vision, Mission, and Values.

Welcome to Saint Kentigern! Saint Kentigern has a long and proud history of excellence in education. Originally established in 1953 to provide education for boys based on the precepts of the Presbyterian Church, the College in Pakuranga, followed six years later by and the Boys’ School in Remuera, quickly confirmed their place amongst the best independent schools in New Zealand. The introduction of girls to the College campus in 2003 marked the start of a new era for Saint Kentigern and a new educational model. Saint Kentigern is one of only two schools in New Zealand which offers the very successful parallel education method of teaching and learning. In recognition that boys and girls have different learning needs during their formative years, parallel education sees our girls and boys taught in separate classes for all core subjects up until Year 11 when they enter a co-educational setting to prepare them for tertiary study and beyond. Ten years on and few can doubt the benefits of this structure in preparing our young men and women to become the very best they can be. In more recent years, the merger with the Corran Trust Board in 2009 saw Saint Kentigern open an all girls’ primary school in Remuera as a sister school to the long established all boys’ primary school. As a natural extension, a Preschool for boys and girls was opened in 2010 on the Girls’ School campus completing the educational pathway for Saint Kentigern families. Over the course of 60 years, the Saint Kentigern community has remained deeply respectful of its heritage, staying true to its founding Christian principles and Scottish heritage. In 2012 a Framework for the Future 2012–2016 was formed to unify the schools with a shared Vision, Mission, and Values.

Saint Leo the Great School is a nationally ranked Preschool - Eighth grade Catholic grammar school located in Lincroft, NJ.

Saint Leo University is one of the largest Catholic universities in the nation, offering 57 undergraduate and graduate-level degree programs to more than 18,200 students each year. Founded in 1889 by Benedictine monks, the private, nonprofit university is known for providing a values-based education to learners of all backgrounds and ages in the liberal arts tradition. Saint Leo is regionally accredited and offers a residential campus in the Tampa Bay region of Florida, 16 education centers in five states, and an online program for students anywhere. The university is home to more than 98,000 alumni. Learn more at saintleo.edu.

Saint Louis Abbey is an English Benedictine monastic community in suburban St. Louis, Mo. The monks of the Abbey operate Saint Louis Priory School, a college preparatory institution for boys in grades 7-12. The school strives to provide students with an education of the highest caliber, supplemented with student activities, athletics and service opportunities in order for students to develop as a well-rounded individuals.

Founded in Rome in 1976, Saint Louis is among the most renowned music didactic realities in Europe, attended by over 1, 800 students per year. It prides itself of a solid teaching staff made up of 120 tutors, known both on a National and on an International level, chaired by M° Stefano Mastruzzi. It is the first and only Institution of Higher Education in Music Studies in Italy to be recognized by the Ministry for Education, University and Research and enabled to award the equivalent of Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees (1st and 2nd cycle degrees). The number of courses offered at Saint Louis are among the widest in Europe, with more than 300 different subjects that are organised in: Professional Diploma Courses, Custom Courses, Junior Courses.

Connect with curiosity. We envision an equitable and inclusive society where people are passionate about science and use it to improve lives, transform communities, and empower future generations. By creating a place where everyone can discover together, the Saint Louis Science Center is forging the future of our region. We’re putting St. Louis at the center of science, and science at the center of a more connected world. The Science Center is one of the only free nonprofit science museums in the country, and serves more than 500,000 people each year, making it one of the largest science centers in the U.S. and abroad. Our campus features hundreds of interactive experiences in ten galleries, as well as our indoor-outdoor GROW agricultural pavilion and gallery, our famous McDonnell Planetarium, and a four-story OMNIMAX® Theater. Our mission: to inspire everyone to be curious and engaged in science. For more information about the Saint Louis Science Center, please visit: https://www.slsc.org/ Saint Louis Science Center's Social Media Guidelines: https://www.slsc.org/saint-louis-science-center-social-media-guidelines/

Saint Louis University in St. Louis, Mo. is a Jesuit, Catholic university ranked among the top research institutions in the nation. Founded in 1818, it is the oldest university west of the Mississippi and the second oldest Jesuit university in the United States. Several colleges and schools make up the University campus. The Madrid campus was established in 1969. The first freestanding campus operated by an American University in Europe, this campus is recognized by Spain's higher education authority as an official foreign university, the first U.S. institution to hold this endorsement.