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  • Collegiate School spirit

    Cougars and Collegiate friends fill the stands of Grover Jones Field with green-and-gold spirit for the Homecoming game. 

  • Collegiate TEDxYouth RVA

    As part of their Senior Capstone class, Seniors plan, promote and host the annual TEDxYouth@RVA event, which serves as a hub of ideas for the entire Richmond area.

  • Lower School strings

    Poised and practiced, Lower Schoolers put on a performance. 

  • Middle School Students

    An array of exciting courses allows students to explore all their interests. 

  • Pep Rally

    Pep rallies bring out the spirit in everyone!

  • Chinese language students

    Chinese language students at Collegiate School perform songs, dances and martial arts demonstrations at the annual Chinese New Year celebration. Read More

  • Lower School Program

    1st Grade students explore Shalom Farms to learn about the fall harvest, sustainability and the important role agriculture plays in a community.

  • LS Performances

    Lower School students participate in performances in front of the entire Lower School, parents and friends.

  • Convocation

    The Kindergarten Buddies program is one of the many ways Collegiate enhances connections across divisions. The friendships between Seniors and their Kindergarten buddies allow students to learn from each other. Read more.
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Located in Richmond, Virginia, Collegiate School is a coed, college preparatory independent school for Grades JK-12.
The School admits qualified students and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation, mental or physical disability, or any other status protected by applicable law in the administration of its admissions, scholarships, and loans, and its educational, athletic, and other programs.