Collegiate schools are educational institutions that provide a comprehensive curriculum for students, typically from kindergarten through high school. These schools often emphasize academic excellence, character development, and extracurricular activities. They may be affiliated with specific religious or philosophical traditions, but many are secular and focus on a well-rounded education. In the United States, collegiate schools often prepare students for higher education by offering Advanced Placement (AP) courses and college counseling services. They may also have a strong emphasis on community service and leadership skills, fostering a sense of responsibility and engagement among students.