The Lancaster Mennonite School is located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Religion is present in all aspects of the school's educational program and students are expected to maintain an observant lifestyle when outside of school. Prayer is an important aspect of the day. The school has four campuses for different grades. There are three different elementary school campuses, with 342 students enrolled at one campus, 106 at another and 255 at the third. Sixty students live in the residence hall, which serves international students and students from other parts of the state.
Bethany Christian School is an affiliate of the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite Conference. This school is located in Goshen, Indiana and serves about 250 students. The boarding program is open to international students, which make up 10 percent of the student body. Five students can live on campus in the Violett House residence hall. This dormitory is a historic farm house. All other international students are placed off campus with assigned host families. Students are expected to participate in family chores during their stay.
Belleville Mennonite School is located in Belleville, Pennsylvania. This K-12 school has 204 students. The elementary school curriculum emphasizes language arts and math. The school has both Mennonite and Amish roots, but has evolved to serve a broader range of students. International students are placed with host families.
Western Mennonite School is in Salem, Oregon. The school has 250 students including the high school population. The curriculum is religious, with services required twice a week as well as small group meetings. The program emphasizes the Mennonite value of giving service to others. A dorm is available for international students, which make up 15 percent of the student body.