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American Culture

Speaking the language, experiencing the culture and living
in our communities offers insights no textbook ever can

As the world’s “melting pot,” the sprawling country
known as the United States is not just a single culture
but the blending and co-existing of many. When you
live here, you’ll explore what it truly means to be
an American — in all its many forms. You may have
visited before and seen the major landmarks, but
if you want the true North American experience
you have to go beyond the tourist sites. With Three
W International you will live in our communities
where you will make friends, go to school and
learn the language. You will eat our food, laugh at
our jokes and watch world events unfold from a
uniquely American perspective.
education
Creativity is the ability to tackle and
manipulate concepts in new and previously
unthought of ways. But being creative is
more than just being intelligent, it’s partially
a product of one’s culture. North American
culture, and especially its education,
encourages individualism, problem-solving
and the skills necessary to address tomorrow’s problems in
imaginative and innovative ways. A North American education will
give you more than just facts and knowledge, it will teach you to
collaborate with others, to think original thoughts
and to be the kind of innovator that future
employers are looking for.
Characteristics of American Culture
The American mind-set is sometimes hard to understand, and often
contradictory to the culture you come from. By living and learning
in the United States, you’ll understand the unspoken protocols
and cultural preferences that are important in North America. For
example, did you know that Americans prefer a certain amount of
“personal space?” Asking ‘how are you?’ is a
simple greeting and not a question about
your health. Americans smile — a lot. And
when dining out, a tip of 15-20 percent is
usually expected. These are just some of the
things you’ll learn during your time abroad.

National Parks

The Landscape
As the world’s third largest
country, America offers a diverse
and varied landscape. There are
snow-capped mountains and
tropical beaches, bustling
metropolitan cities

and small farming
communities. In each
region you will discover
distinct traditions,
customs and dialects.

American Style

Style
While climate plays a part in how people dress,
American dress is typically casual. Denim jeans,
sneakers and sweatshirts are common for
teenagers.
American Food
There’s no better way
to get to know someone
than to share a meal. One of
the best learning opportunities you’ll enjoy
is dining together in your host family’s home
or in a restaurant. While there are some
foods common to America, such as hot dogs,
hamburgers and pizza, there are also regional
specialties. And since America is a blending of
cultures from around the world, you’re likely to
find dishes from every corner of the globe.
The Arts
No matter where you come from, chances are
you have heard American music and watched
American television. The nation’s media and
movie industries are popular worldwide. But
when you live in the country, you’ll
get a chance to explore
America’s rich theatrical
history, fine arts museums and
diverse music scene as well.

High School in America
American High School culture has many facets
friends
While the ultimate aim of high
school is education, there are a
host of little things that color the
teenage experience -- things that
may seem unfamiliar to foreign
students. To begin with, American
high schools tend to be large, and the
experiences can be just as big. There
is a strong sense of community and
togetherness as well. From football
games to school dances, shopping at
the mall to meeting up with friends,
interaction is key.
American students like to:
Study together. Not only is

collaboration important in

school, it is also an integral part of
American business.

sports

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school dances/prom

8 sporting events. Supporting
Attend

your school and cheering for your
favorite college or professional team is
a huge part of American life.

8 concerts and music events.
Attend
8
Connect with friends on social media.
8 to the movies with friends.
Go
8 a sport or participate in extracurricular activities.
Play
8
Volunteer at a local charity. Not only is this a fun thing

Movies/theater

for students to do, but community service is vital to
college acceptance and even high school graduation.

8

Attend school dances. Prom, homecoming and sweetheart

are just some of the dances offered at American high schools. Most dances

are formal occasions and teens often attend them with a date.
Being comfortable with all aspects of American life ensures the best chances for
admission to the most competitive North American and Canadian Universities.

School activities

Rich in history and culture

New York
Bishop Kearney High School, Rochester
Immaculata Academy, Hamburg
John S. Burke Catholic High School, Goshen
Martin Luther School, Maspeth
Dominican Academy, New York
Mother Cabrini, New York
John F. Kennedy Catholic High School, Sommers

New Jersey
Pope John XXIII Regional High School, Sparta

Pennsylvania
Delone Catholic High School, McSherrystown
Johnstown Christian School, Hollsopple

From the Green Mountains of Vermont to the rugged coastline of
Acadia National Park, the tree-lined streets of New Hampshire’s
small hamlets to the bustle of the Big Apple, the Northeast is full
of diversity.
Chose a school in one of the area’s vibrant cities, situated mostly
along the coast. Not only are metropolitan areas like Boston,
New York and Providence rich in American history, they are also
brimming with museums, galleries and unmatched educational

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opportunities. Or, if something a bit slower if right for you, the New
England countryside is picture-perfect. Consider the rolling hills of the
Massachusetts Berkshires, the ocean-sprayed coastal cities of Maine or the
suburbs of Pennsylvania.
No matter where you call home in the Northeast, you’re never far from
an adventure. Head “down east” for a day at the coast or take a bike ride
through the changing leaves on a crisp autumn day. Take a hike, catch an
exhibit or hop the train into the city for a day of shopping with friends.

Highlights of the American Northeast

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Connecticut’s Mystic Seaport
8
Freedom Trail in Massachusetts
8 Museums of New York City
The
8 Island
Ellis
8 Statue of Liberty
The
8
Plimoth Plantation
8 Cod National Seashore
Cape
8 Fall Foliage
The
8 Washington
Mt.
8 Mansions of Newport, Rhode Island
The
8
Shopping On Fifth Avenue - New York City
8 York City’s Time Square and Theatre District
New
8 Catskill Mountains
The
8
Independence Hall
8
Pennsylvania Dutch Country
8
Gettysburg National Military Park
8
Niagara Falls

Sparta, New Jersey

Bishop Kearney High School

Do all
things well.
Class discussion plays
a large role at Bishop
Kearney and the teaching
methods are much like a
collegiate experience.

School profile
Founded: 1962
School type: American
Local Private Catholic High School, Male Female mix
Location: Rochester area, New York State
Campus area: 42 acres
Teacher-student ratio: 1:22
Number of Chinese students: 15
College enrollment rate: 100%
Accommodations: Homestay
School population: 500
School website: www.bkhs.org

Recent Graduates Data
Graduation rate: 100%
70% entered 4 year-universities
29% entered 2 year-colleges
1% entered military academies
58% won Advanced Regents Diplomas
42% earned regular diplomas
Graduates won scholarships totaling $8 million

Colleges for Former
graduates/alumni
Boston College
Boston University
Cornell University
Duke University
West Point Military Academy
Rochester Institute of Technology
University of Philadelphia
Johnson and Wales University
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Saint Laurence University
New York State University, Buffalo
New York State University, Potsdam
Florida Air Force Military Academy

Curriculum
All basic courses required by New York State
Numerous electives
College prep-courses: communication skills,
career path research, leadership and ethics,
individual finance management, and social
justice
11 AP courses: language and writing, literature
and writing, Spanish literature, calculus, statistics,
biology, chemistry, European history, American
history, American government

2202 60th Street, Brook lyn, NY 11204 z Telephone: (718) 236-6363 z www.bishopkearneyhs.org
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Teaching features

High-tech environment: Smart
board teaching, incorporating
advanced software, online
resources, and multi-media
materials into teaching. Distributing laptops to all students
allow students to learn how to apply technology while studying.
the school has its own television channel, hiring professional
teachers to teach how to produce news. Students broadcast
news every day; hence, it is very suitable for students who
are interested in journalism. Every class is 75 minutes long
to emphasize every single subject to students. One day has 4
subjects and each subject is taken every other day.
There
are many ways for students to participate in classes such as
lecturing, collaborative learning, cooperating studying for cases,
internet research, team discussion, student presentation/work
presentation, and simulation cases. This helps students to
study independently, think forwardly, and express themselves
proactively.

Sports Activities
Football, soccer, track and field, basketball, ice hockey, bowling
ball, baseball, golf, lacrosse, softball, volleyball

Student clubs
Ambassador, Amnesty International, Art Club, Band, Business
Club, Chess Club, Choir, Drama Club, Engineering Club,
Environmental Club, Folk Group, Future Teachers America, Key
Club, Literary Magazine/English Club, Masterminds, Multicultural
Club, National Honor Society, Newspaper, Odyssey Of The Mind,
Percussion Ensemble, Poster Club, SADD, Science Club, Ski Club,
Speech and Debate, Student Council

10 Reasons to Choose Bishop Kearney
High School
z $3 million classroom technology investment
making Bishop Kearney the most
technologically advanced high school in
New York state
z High SAT/ACT scores, 100% College Placement,
and many AP courses
z Every student gets a laptop computer and
school email account
z Television studio on campus that broadcasts live
every day
z Located in beautiful upstate New York, 1 hour
drive from Niagara Falls Canada and 4 hours
from New York City
z Famous Alumni including the 1st female
astronaut to captain a space shuttle
z Dozens of clubs, athletic teams, and recreational
activities on campus (tennis courts, soccer fields,
softball fields, baseball fields, football fields)
z Large 42 acres campus situated 1 mile south
of Lake Ontario and 1 block away from many
restaurants and shopping plazas
z 51 years of providing academic excellence to
over 11,000 students and many famous alumni
including the 1st female astronaut to captain a
space flight
z Bishop Kearney graduates have gone on to
hundreds of prestigious universities including
Cornell, Yale, Harvard, Notre Dame, Princeton,
New York University, Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth,
Syracuse, and Duke

www.bishopkearneyhs.org

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Immaculata Academy

Our Mission

Immaculata Academy is a private, Catholic, collegepreparatory high school dedicated to educating
young women based on Franciscan values.
With a family spirit, our goal for each student is that
she maximize her potential academically, spiritually
and personally, so as to be an instrument of positive
change in society.

Belief Statements
Immaculata Academy provides each student with
an atmosphere and attitude conducive to successful
learning through the incorporation of Franciscan
values.

school profile
Founded: 1928 by the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph
Location: Hamburg, New York
Accreditation: New York State Department of Education
Board of Regents, Middle States Association of Colleges
and Secondary Schools, iPad and E-reader program
Number of students: 203
School Nature: All girls high school

Curriculum
AP courses: U.S. History, English, Chemistry, Biology, Government,
Drawing, Sculpture
Honor courses: English 9,10,11, Global 10, Chemistry, Biology,
Spanish, French, Economics
Foreign language courses: Spanish, French, Latin
College credit course: Calculus, and opportunities at nearby colleges

Immaculata Academy z 5138 South Park Ave. z Hamburg, NY 14075
716.649.6161 z www.immaculataacademy.com
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Graduates
University & College Entrance Ratio: 100%
acceptance
Famous Universities graduates entered:
Syracuse, Notre Dame, University of PA
(Wharton), NYU, Duquesne, Michigan State
Graduates’ scholarship amount: $3.9 million for
51 graduating students (2010-2011)

Faculty
Average teaching txperience: 18 years
Teacher qualifications: Master’s degrees,
Specialty Teaching Certifications, B.S/B.A
and Pastoral Certifications

Student Clubs
Fine Arts and Literary
Spring and Christmas plays
Bella Voce Chamber Choir
Art Club
Student Newspaper
Literary Magazine
Musical
Academic Organizations
Mock Trial
Library Club
World Language Club
Gaming Society
Sports available
Golf
Badminton
Bowling
Soccer
Cross Country
Track
Volleyball
Basketball
Softball
Tennis Club
Indoor Track Club

School Facilities
Immaculata Academy, a private, college
preparatory, Catholic girls’ academy sits on a
25 acre campus in Hamburg, NY, just south of
Buffalo, NY, USA. The two-story building has
three state-of-the-art science labs as well as
an auditorium with theater light and sound
systems. The students have access to a computer
laboratory equipped with 20 computers as
well as 14 additional computers in the school’s
library. The approximately 205 students have
access to more than 15 clubs and 11 sports
teams. We have a gymnasium, softball/baseball
diamonds, a 400 meter track, 3.2 mile cross
country course and access to college-size soccer
fields. With a 13-1 student to teacher ratio,
personalized attention is available daily before
and after school for any needed extra help in
addition to classroom sessions. A family-friendly
atmosphere is extended and shared among all
those associated with the school, making it a
very desirable place for young women to grow
academically, personally and spiritually.

Immaculata Academy
www.immaculataacademy.com
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John S. Burke
Catholic High School

About Us

John Burke Catholic High School has more than a 100
years of tradition in high-quality teaching. All teachers
are very experienced and hold graduate to postgraduate degrees.

School profile
Founded: 1899
School associations: Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools (MSACS)
New York State Board of Regents
National Catholic Education Association (NCEA)
Location: Goshen, New York
Climate: Four distinctive seasons
Nearest city: New York (40 minute drive)
Airport: Stewart International Airport
School description: Private American Catholic High
School
Male-female student ratio: 1:1
Areas: 62 acres
Grades: 9-12 grade (K-12)
Number of International Students: 40
Number of teachers: 37
Faculty size: 41
AP classes: 6

SAT top 10 average score: 2100
Honors classes: 15
College credit classes: 3
ESL classes: Offered through experienced teachers

Curriculum
z AP Classes: 6

z AP American history, AP U.S. government, AP English,
AP English literature, AP statistic, AP environment
science
z Honor classes: 15
z Language classes: French, Spanish, Latin, Polish
z Many college credit courses offered
z SUNY university bridge classes
z ESL classes

80 Fletcher Street, Goshen, NY 10924 z Phone: (845) 294-5481 z www.burkecatholic.com/index.jsp
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Educational institutions
close to John S. Burke High School
William Paterson University
State University of New York
Yeshiva University
Caldwell College
Manhattan College
Pace University
Montclair State University

Ideal Students
Students who desire to attend a school with a great
academic environment and high-quality teaching in a
suburban setting close to New York City.

School Advantages
The only private Catholic high school in Orange County,
New York. The living conditions are marked by a high level
of safety and a scenic New England landscape. John S.
Burke Catholic High School is located only a 40 minutedrive away from New York City, and it’s also close to the
West Point Military Academy.
The school was founded well over 100 years ago and has a
long tradition in academic excellence. All teachers have a
graduate or post-graduate degree and extensive teaching
experience. The average teaching experience is 18 years.
There is a 100% college enrollment rate and all students
earn a Regent Diploma. The school also employs three full
time guidance counselors and one ADAP counselor (all
counselors are state certified and are trained in advising
students on their academic and professional development).

Student clubs
National Honor Society, Math Club, Computer Research
Group, News Club, Chess Club, Model United Nations
(MUN), Ski Club, Mutual Help Group, Drama Club, Mock
Court, Stage Design Group, Europe Travel Club, Sermon
Club, Student Union, Campus TV, Yearbook Club

School Facilities
Faculty and administration building
Student Health Care Center
Music/Art Education Center
4 science labs
Computer lab
Multi-media center
Classrooms
Library
Cafeteria
Gym
3 sport fields

Sports
Baseball, softball, golf, ice hockey, hockey, tennis, track and
field, volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, wrestling

College admissions for
Former graduates/alumni
Notre Dame University
Dartmouth College
Cornell University
Villanova University
Boston University
Boston College
Vanderbilt University
United States Naval Academy
Johns Hopkins University
New York University
Philadelphia University
York University
Johnson & Wales University

John S. Burke
www.burkecatholic.com/index.jsp
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Martin Luther High School

Smart School. Smart Choice.

Convenient geographic location, with high school graduates
entering the best North American universities. Numerous choices
in curriculum, and a student council that pays close attention to
student growth.

School profile
Founded: 1960
School recognition: Central Association of Schools and Colleges
(CASC), National Lutheran School Accreditation (NLSA)
Location: New York City, New York
20 minute-drive to downtown New York
City climate: humid continental climate with four
distinct seasons
Nearby cities: New Jersey, Boston
Nearby colleges: New York University
Nearby airport: John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
School type: American Local Private Mix High School
Campus area: 3.25 acres
School enrollment: Grades K-12
International enrollment: Grade 9-11
Number of international students: 19
Teacher qualifications: 50% of teachers have a
master’s degree or above
Average teaching years: 12 years
AP Classes: 7
Language courses: Spanish, German
ESL courses: yes
Scholarships: in 2012, graduates were awarded a total amount
of $.74 million for scholarships

Curriculum
All basic courses required by New York State
Advanced courses: 11 AP British literature,
AP German, AP Spanish, AP calculus A/B, AP
chemistry, AP American history, AP environmental
science, honor fundamental calculus, honor
algebra II and geometry, honor English 11, honor
English 12, college credit courses
Language courses: Spanish and German
ESL courses
Electives: Horror literature and movies, media
study, mythology, writing, art II, mainstream art,
studio art, photography, music, choir, concert
choir, life music, orchestral band, psychology,
robotics, and marine organisms

Ideal Students
Students who wish to study and live in a
metropolitan area, take college credit courses
and enjoy diversified electives

School Advantages
Convenient geographic location. New York City is
the world’s most important business and finance
center, featuring world class museums and art
galleries with a strong academic environment.
MLHS offers numerous courses, for students of all
acedemic levels. Student council puts a priority
on preparing students for learning and life.
Passing graduates attended Harvard University,
Columbia University, Boston College, and other
top colleges. Many alumni were hired by JP
Morgan, Chase and other distinguished banking
institutions

60-02 Maspeth Ave, Maspeth, NY 11378 • Phone: (718) 894-4000 • www.martinluthernyc.org
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Colleges for Former graduates/alumni
Harvard University University of Columbia
Carnegie Mellon University Boston College
Georgetown University New York University
Pennsylvania State University
New York State University

Nearby Colleges
University of Columbia New York University
Fordham University
Saint John University
Saint Joseph University Rochester University

Sports
Cross-country, basketball, soccer, wrestling, weight
lifting, tennis, volleyball, baseball, softball, track and
field, ice hockey, fencing, cheer squad, badminton ball,
cricket, aerobics

Student clubs
Drama Club, Student Council, Choir, School Newsletter, Year
Book Club, Book Club, Chess Club, German Club, French
Club, Spanish Club, International Club, Orchestral Band, Boys
Baseball, Girls Softball, National Honor Society, Key Club,
Kappa League, Beatitudes Club, Symphonic Band

School Facilities
Martin Luter School has a student council meeting room,
three science labs, computer room, multi-media room,
stadium and a gym. Wi-Fi is available throughout the entire
campus, and Smart Boards are used in the classrooms

Student Honors
Our award-winning sports program features the MLHS
baseball team and soccer team which won the 2012 PSAA
championship. The MLHS wrestling team qualified to play
in the New York State Championships.

Martin Luther High School

Smart School. Smart Choice.
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Nearby Colleges
This Blue Ribbon superior high school is located in New York, next to
popular colleges. The average SAT scor is 1800, and there is a 100% college
enrollment rate.

School profiles
Founded:1897
School recognition: Central Association of Schools and Colleges (CASC)
Location: Downtown New York City, New York State
School type: Private Girl’s High School
Teacher qualifications: 81% of teachers have a master’s degree or above
Average teaching experience: 19 years
School honors: Awarded U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon award
twice, and in 2011, Dominican Academy was nominated as a National
Catholic High School.

Columbia University
New York University
Fordham University
Saint John’s University
Saint Joseph’s University
New York City College

Ideal Students
Students who hope to attend
an elite girl’s school in a thriving
metropolitan area and receive
exceptional instruction.

School Advantages
Average SAT score is over 1800, the
ACT average score is 25.86.
100% college enrollment rate,
and in 2012, students won college
Germany & the Alps 2014
scholarships totaling $8.1 million

44 E 68th St, New York, NY 10065 • Phone: (212) 744-0195 • www.dominicanacademy.org
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School Honors

Curriculum
25 advanced courses, 11 AP courses
AP courses: AP English, AP American Government
and Politics, AP Economics, AP American History, AP
Chemistry, AP Latin, AP European History and Global
Research, AP Physics, AP Calculus A/B, AP Biology, AP Art
History,
Honors courses: English, American History, Global
History, Calculus and Geometry, Physics, Geometry,
Algebra, Latin, Chemistry, Chinese, Biology, French,
Spanish, Art History
Electives: International students’ English courses:
Professional ESL courses; Multiple foreign language
courses.
Every year, many students win national awards such
as “National Merit Scholarship” and “National Merit
Commended Students.” Drama and musical dance
courses are mandatory and nurture an innate sense of
confidence in our students.

z 100% college enrollment rate
z In 2012, graduates earned college scholarships
totaling $8.1 million.
z In 2012, five graduates were awarded a “National
Merit Scholarship” and two of them won “National
,
Merit Commended Student Awards.” (There are 34,000
students whome participate nationwide and only 5%
of students passed the first round selection.)
z In 2013 National Latin exams:
• 7 students won Gold Summa Cum Laude awards
• 7 students won Silver Maxima Cum Laude awards
• 15 students won Magna Cum Laude certificates
• 10 students won Cum Laude certificates

Sports
Basketball, volleyball, dance, soccer, track and field

Famous alumni
Kathleen Foley, Medical Doctor, Chair of International
Palliative Care Initiative of the Open Society Public
Health Program
Julia Upton, Ph.D., Professor of Theology and Religious
Studies, served as the Provost of St. John’s University in
2000-2012
Diane Kelly, U.S. ambassador, Consulate General in
Marseille, France

Colleges attended by Former graduates/
alumni
Harvard University
Yale University
University of Columbia University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth College Brown University
Cornell University Notre Dame University
Georgetown University Boston College
New York University
Ohio State University
Boston University Fordham University
Virginia Tech University
University of California, Berkeley
Carnegie Mellon University
George Washington University

Student clubs
Student Council, Science Club, Dance Club, School
Newsletter Club, Year Book Club, Drama Club, Cultural
Club, Cooking Club, Latin Club, French Club, Spanish
Club, Mock Trial, Math Competition Club, Literary Journal,
Campus Ministry.

www.dominicanacademy.org
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Mother Cabrini High School

Our Mission

Educating the Mind, Character, Heart and
Soul since 1899

Mother Cabrini High School is a Catholic, college
preparatory school sponsored by the Missionary
Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The school
empowers young women of culturally diverse
backgrounds to become leaders and to grow in mind,
character, heart and soul by providing challenging
academic, co-curricular and service programs.
Through caring attention to the individual student,
the school community embodies education of the
heart in the spiritual tradition of gospel values as
promoted by our founder, St. Frances Xavier Cabrini.

School profile

Ideal Students

Founded: 1899
School recognition: Central Association of Schools and
Colleges (WASC)
Location: New York City, New York State
City climate: Distinct four seasons
Nearby city: Manhattan downtown (10 minute-drive)
Airport: John F. Kennedy International Airport
(30 minute-drive)
School type: Private Girls’ High School
Campus area: 2.58 acres
School enrollment: Grades 9-12
International enrollment: Grades 9-10
AP Classes: 4
Honors courses: 9
College credit courses: 3

Students who hope to attend am all-girl’s school
in an economically and culturally-developed area
where they can grow educationally and socially.

Curriculum
4 AP courses: American history, Spanish, calculus, biology
10 honors courses: English 9, 19, 11, 12, algebra 9, 2, 11,
geometry 10, calculus 12, chemistry, physical anatomy,
international studies 1, 2, American history, Spanish 1,2
3 college credit courses: Social justice, religion 12,
calculus, speech/mass communication. ESL courses will
open when necessary

School Advantages
Convenient geographic location, in Manhattan, New
York City, near four airports, and one of America’s
primary business, economic, and cultural centers
Students live in
an economicallyadvantageous and
culturally-diverse
community. 100%
college enrollment rate,
and was named “Blue
Ribbon” school twice
by the U.S.
Department of
Education. Our
school intends
to nurture
individual
students with
different cultural
backgrounds
into mature
leaders who

701 Fort Washington Ave., New York, NY 10040 z Phone: (212) 923-3540 z www.cabrinihs.com
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have different personalities. There are more than 30 kinds of
student clubs and activities. We have an award-winning Drum
band and our Shakespeare Competition has successfully run
for 21 years

Princeton University University of Columbia
Fordham University Cornell University
Dartmouth College Vassar College
New York University Clarkson University
Franklin and Marshall College Trinity College

Nearby Colleges
University of Columbia
Yeshiva University
Manhattan College
Barnard College
New York University

Student clubs
Ambassadors’ Association, Cabrini Ringers,
Cheerleading, Drum Corps and Color Guard,
Energy Up Fitness Program, Library Guild, Literary
Magazine “Impressions” Math League, Media
,
Club, Fridays For Life, Mission Volunteer Program,
Multicultural Society, National English Honors
Society, National Honors Society, National Science
Honors Society, Newspaper: Cabrini Courier,
Peer Tutors, Religious Retreats, Shakespeare
competition, Spanish Honors Society, Student
Body Association, School Basketball Team, School
Softball Team, Mission Leaders, Yearbook Club,
Women investigating Technology (WIT), Morning
Prayer Leaders

School Facilities
Stadium, science lab, swimming
pool, Wi-Fi, activity room,
auditorium, computer center,
multi-media program, Smart
Boards used in classrooms

Sports
Basketball, aerobic dancing, tennis, softball

Mother Cabrini High School

Educating the Mind, Character, Heart and Soul since 1899

www.cabrinihs.com
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We are Kennedy Catholic!

Among the top 50 OF all American
catholic high schools
School profile

Founded in: 1924
Location: Somers, Northern Westchester, New York
School nature: Private American Catholic High School
School associations: New York State Board of Regents,
University of the State of New York
School recognition: Listed as one of the top 50 American
Catholic High Schools in 2005
Number of students: More than 600
School website: www. kennedycatholic.org
Campus area: Over 64 acres

Campus Facilities
Jenny Peters Auditorium
Baseball field
Football field
Restaurant
Computer Lab
Gym
26 regular classrooms
Five professional classrooms, designed for classes such as:
Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Art, Music, Health,
Computer Science, etc.
Various science labs
Brand new Kennedy Stadium

College admissions for former
graduates/Alumni
Cornell University
Boston University
Boston College
Georgetown University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Northeastern University
University of Pennsylvania
Fairmont State University
University of Rhode Island
University of Maryland
University of Long Island

Kennedy Catholic High School z 54 Route 138, Somers, NY 10589 z (914) 232-5061
www.kennedycatholic.org
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New York

School Honors
In 2005, John F. Kennedy Catholic High School was listed
among the top 50 American Catholic high schools
The graduation rate was 100% in 2010, and graduates earned
the following degrees:
• 2% earned Regents Diploma with Honors
• 30% earned Advanced Regents Diploma
• 17% earned Advanced Regents Diploma with Honors
• 51% earned Regents Diploma

z 100% college enrollment rate, and 89% of students
choose a four year university
z 2010 graduates won scholarships in the total amount
of $12,230,186
z 2 students won National Merit Commended Awards, which
are chosen nationally from over 1.5 million high school
students
z 38 students earned recognition in National Spanish and
Latin exams
z 3 students won gold medals for achieving extraordinary
results in a nationwide Spanish and Latin language
competition

Curriculum
All courses meet New York State requirements
Various electives
14 honor classes
9 AP classes
St. John’s University college credit classes
SAT/ACT training classes and college enrollment counselling

Extracurricular activities and clubs
Community Service Club, Debate Club, DJ Club, Drama Club,
Football Club, Business Leaders Club, Gael Winds News
Club, Habitat for Humanity, Mixed Martial Arts, MSG Varsity,
Operation Smile, Pro-life, Photography Club, SADD, Student
Government, Support the Troops, W.H.Y. (We Help You),
National Honors Society

Sports
Our School has 52 sports teams, and had 6 league champions.
The school offers 20 sports, including:
Baseball, track and field, cross-country, swimming, soccer,
basketball, football, softball, hockey, tennis, ice hockey, golf,
and many more!

www.kennedycatholic.org
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Pope John xxiii
Regional High School

“... each child
has unique gifts.”

SAT scores: 1836, top 10% average
Language courses: AP Spanish, AP French, Honors German,
Honors Italian, Honors Japanese, Honors Latin
Colleges attended after graduation: Harvard, Yale, Princeton
and other top American universities
ESL courses: Two ESL courses offered per week

Curriculum
AP Classes: AP biology, AP calculus A/B, AP calculus B/C,
AP chemistry, AP computer technology, AP English and
literature, AP conservation and environmental science,
AP European history, AP French language and history, AP
American government and politics, AP Human Geography, AP
macroeconomics, AP microeconomics, AP physics C: mechanics,
AP Spanish, AP statistics, AP American history, AP world history

Ideal Students
School Profile
Founded: : 1956
School recognition: Advance-ED
Location: Sparta, New Jersey
City climate: Average temperature in July: 21-24C.
Average temperature in January: 2-3C
School type: American local private mix school
Teacher qualifications: 52% have master’s degrees
or above
AP courses: 21
Honors courses: 23
AP passing rate: 100%

Students who have an outstanding academic performance,
want to study AP courses and are interested in the fields of
technology, computers and robotics

School advantages
z 21 AP courses with a passing rate of 100%. There are 34
honors classes to assist in entrance to top universities
z Numerous electives in the arts and sciences
z Offers a series of computer programing and design courses.
One of the first schools to join 1:1 iPad program in the United
States
z 100% college enrollment rate. The school has green express
lane for students who want to attend high school after 8th
grade.
z Elite reputation among local parents, limited enrollment, and
entrance requirments
z Award winning school recognized by Harvard, Yale, and other
top universities
z School is located in a safe, affluent community
z School board president Kieran McHugh, is an award-winning
educator and this school is the first choice for education in the
area

28 Andover Road • Sparta, NJ 07871 • Phone: (973) 729-6125 • www.popejohn.org
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New Jersey

Nearby colleges
Princeton University
Columbia University
John Hopkins University
Cornell University
New York University

School facilities

Colleges attended by former graduates
Harvard University
Yale University
Princeton University Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Duke University University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth College
John Hopkins University
Cornell University Brown University
Notre Dame University University of California, Los Angeles

Sports
Basketball, soccer, swimming, bowling,
cheer squad, ice hockey, tennis,
softball, cross-country, track and field,
hockey, volleyball, baseball, weight
lifting, lacrosse, football, wrestling

Student clubs
Academic Clubs, Computer Club,
Yearbook Club, Key Club, Lifeguards,
Mission Club, National Honor Society,
Pope John FIRST, Robotics Club, Drama Club, Christian Club, Spanish
Club, Pope John Vision, Cheer Squad Club, Food Club, Habitat for
Humanity, Le Coeur du Lion, Math League, Mock Trial Competition,
Band, Pope John Leadership Council, Ski Club, World Language Honor
Society

Honors classes
Honorss English 1-4, honorss algebra 1 and 2, honorss geometry,
honors beginning calculus, honors biology, honors chemistry, honors
physics, honors robotics, honors world culture, honors American
history 1 and 2, honors political philosophy, honors Spanish 3 and 4,
honors French 3 and 4, honors German 3 and 4, honors Italian 3 and
4, honors Japanese 1 and 2, honors Latin prose, honors Latin poem,
honors modern Arabian, honors advanced webpage programming
an design, honors art, honors choir, honors integrating program,
honors C+ language

There are 6 science
labs and more than $2
million dollars invested in
technology facilities. Our
school’s computers are
100% iMac with 2 computer
labs and a1:1 iPad program. The school has an
auditorium, a digital media area and library.
Pope John has some of the best national sports
facilities, including two artificial grasslands,
tennis courts, a football field, two softball
fields, and is renovating its new track field and
increasing a new football field. The school also
has a gym and weight lifting room.

Sports activities and honors
z Male/Female cross-country team: New Jersey
champion, county champion, and league
champion
z Male/Female Track and Field Team: New Jersey
state champions, county champion, league
champions. Attend national-level competitions
z Pope John’s sports
programs are very
competitive, and the Pope
John Lions are well-known
for strong will spirit
z Female Soccer Team:
county champions, state
tournament second place
z Male Football Team: county champions, state
tournament second place
z Male Tennis Team: individual county champion,
national prep individual award: Pope John Lion
attended the New Jersey North Western area
sports tournament. School represents NJSIAA

Pope John xxiii
Regional High School
www.popejohn.org

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Delone Catholic High School
Great teaching sources, STRONG language environment, convenient
geographic location, and only 1.5 hour-drive to Washington D.C

School profile
Founded: 1940
School Recognition: Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools, Pennsylvania State Department of
Education
Location: 13 miles east of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
1 hour-drive to Harrisburg. 2.5 hour-drive to Philadelphia.
1 hour and 20 minute-drive to Baltimore, Maryland
School type: Male-female mix school
School enrollment: 9-12 grade
Average number of students per class: 20
Teacher-student ratio: 1:12 (course teachers)
Number of teachers: 63 (Four teachers earned
“Golden Apple Awards”)
School Website: www.delonecatholic.org

Curriculum
All basic courses required by Pennsylvania education
department
6 AP courses: Calculus AB, English Literature,
Microeconomics, Statistics, U.S. Government Theory,
American History
28 honors classes: Calculus II, trigonometry, American
culture, anatomy and physiology, architectural drawing IV,
biology, calculus, Chemistry II, electronics III, engineering
drawing IV, English 9, English 10, English 11, English
12, French III, French IV, individual art, instrument,
fundamental philosophy, musical theory II, natural science,
physics I, physics II, introductory calculus, Spanish III,
Spanish IV, Spanish IV, statistics
College credit courses: Cooperative with Alvernia
University, opening 21 college credit courses including
calculus, criminal justice, English, French, introductory
calculus, and statistics

Club Activities
Student Council, Art Club, Drama Club, Marching
Band, Sports Club, Music Club, Cheer Squad, School
Newsletter, Year Book, Quiz Bowl, Book Club, Debate
Club, Weight Lifting Club, Squire Nation, Squire Legacy
Club, Concert Band, Insquire (literary magazine), Flute
Choir, National Honors Society, National Art Honors
Society

Sports Activities
Baseball, basketball, cross-country, football, golf, soccer,
swimming, tennis, track and field, wrestling, cheer squad,
hockey, softball, volleyball

140 S Oxford Ave, McSherrystown, PA 17344 z Phone:(717) 637-5969 z www.delonecatholic.org
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Pennsylvania

Famous Alumni

Colleges for former graduates/alumni
Harvard University
Yale University
Columbia University Cornell University
Oxford University Pennsylvania University
Princeton University Boston College
Boston University Duke University
American University Brandeis University
Johns Hopkins University
Virginia University George Washington University
University of Rochester Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Maryland United States Air Force Academy
United States Navy Academy United States Military Academy
Case Western Reserve University Pennsylvania State University
University of Pittsburgh
Washington University
Lehigh University New York University
North Eastern University Notre Dame University
University of Miami University of Arizona
University of Michigan Michigan State University
Arizona State UniversitY
Louisiana State University Catholic University of America
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
York College of Art
Smith College
Saint Louis University
College of William and Mary United States Merchant Marine
Academy

Richard M. Restak, 1959 alumni,
Doctor of medicine, clinical professor
of Neurology at George Washington
Hospital University School of
Medicine and Health Sciences,
member of the American Psychiatric
Association, president of the American
Neuropsychiatric Association
(2005 – 2007).
D. Stephen Mathias, 1973 alumni,
Assistant Secretary- General for
Legal Affairs
Patrick J. Flaherty, 1974 alumni, New
York Giants assistant coach, won Super
Bowl championship twice
Henry J. Shea III, 1974 alumni, Former
American assistant prosecutor,
St. Thomas University, Minnesota Law
School honorary president
Julie M. Overbaugh, 1975 alumni,
Doctor, deputy director of Washington
University, center for AIDS research
Tina M. (Cappetta) Orcutt, 1988 alumni,
Responsible officer for Fort McHenry
National Monument and historic site,
and Hampton National historic site

Delone Catholic High School
www.delonecatholic.org

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Pennsylvania

Johnstown Christian

Fast Facts
Founded in 1944
School type: Grades 6-12
School nature: Co-ed
Average class size: 17 students
Campus area: 8 total acres
Teaching credentials: 59% BA/BS,
37% MA/MS, 4% PhD
Student to teacher ratio:1:9
In class: 1:1 IPAD
Smartboards in classrooms
ESL offered

Nearby Universities
Cambria Rowe Business
Penn State
St. Francis University
Penn Highlands Community
Duquesne University
Penn State Altoona
Indiana University of PA
Mount Aloysius

JCS is sponsored by the Patron
Association (families of the school).
There are 240 students are enrolled
in Preschool through 12th grade.
Students represent over 40 church
congregations and 15 denominations.
Located within 10 miles of 11 school
districts, JCS has 15 classrooms,
including art and music rooms, a
computer lab, a library, and a gym.
A staff of 26 teachers are each
personally committed to Jesus Christ.
Teachers are State and/or ACSI
certified (20% have master’s degrees).

Dual Enrollment
Algebra II
Biology Composition
Calculus
Chemistry
American Literature
Pre-Calculus
Physics British Literature

Johnstown Christian School z 125 Christian School Road z Hollsopple, PA 15935
Phone: (814)288-2588 z email: jcs@jcsfamily.org z enrollment information email: jyoder@jcsfamily.org
www.johnstownchristianschool.org
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Pennsylvania

universities attended by Former graduates
Penn State
Temple University
Belmont University
Messiah College
Pepperdine University
Taylor University
St. Francis College
Washington and Jefferson
Drexel University
Rutgers University
Cedarville University
Dickenson
Geneva College
LeTourneau
Liberty University
Biola University

Honors Classes
American Literature
British Literature

Elective Classes
Agriculture Science
Environmental Science
Discovery Center (helping with learning differences)
High School Tour Choir Wood Shop
Spanish III and IV
High School Bell Choir
Computer Programming

Athletics
football
baseball
soccer
track and field
cross country

Clubs
Tour Choir
Bell Choir
National Honor Society
Yearbook
High School Retreat
Drama
Teacher Assistance Program
Student Leadership
Lego League
Instrumental Lessons (added fee)

Pennsylvania

Johnstown Christian
www.johnstownchristianschool.org

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America’s Heartland

Central United States
Illinois
Walther Christian High School, Melrose Park

Ohio
Calvert Catholic Schools, Tiffin
St. Wendelin Catholic School, Fostoria
Grand River Academy, Austinburg

Michigan
St. Mary’s Preparatory, Orchard Lake
Calvary Baptist Academy, Midland
Marquette - Catholic High School, Michigan City

The Midwest region is made up of a cluster of states
around the five great lakes that border the U.S. and Canada.
European immigrants settled here in the 1800s in search
of better farmland and access to the Atlantic Ocean. Today,
the Midwest is a cultural crossroads made up of those first
waves of Western Europeans and many other nationalities
that soon followed. Midwesterners are known for being

East north Central

Midwest

Midwestern United States

Midwestern U.S.

very genuine, friendly and straight-forward. Generally
conservative, the people here value family, friends and
hard work.
As America’s “heartland,” the Midwest region is full
of extremes. It’s a place of skyscrapers and grain
silos, farms and factories. There are endless miles of
flat farmland and major cosmopolitan cities such as
Chicago and Detroit. What unites the region, despite
its diversity, is a strong sense of character and the
genuineness of people who don’t feel the need to be
anyone other than exactly who they are.
Highlights of the American Midwest

8
Wrigley Field, Chicago
8 Institute of Chicago
Art
8
Chicago’s Michigan Avenue
8
Motown - Detroit, Michigan
8 and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Rock
8
Mackinaw Island, Michigan
8 Pier, Chicago
Navy
8 Michigan
Lake
8 Iowa State Fair
The
8 St. Louis Arch
The

School Profile
Founded: 1954
Location: Chicago area, Illinois. Only 10 miles away
from downtown
School recognition: North Central Association of
Colleges and Schools, National Lutheran School
Accreditation
School type: American Local Mix High School
Number of International Students: 9
Students per class: 20
Male-female ratio: 1:1
SAT scores: Top 10% with an average score of 1722
Teacher qualifications: 16 with master’s degrees,
11 with bachelor degrees
AP courses: 5

Ideal Students
Students who prefer a strong academic
environment.

School Advantages
AP courses, honors courses, and college credit
courses. Teacher-student ratio 1:16, increased
individual attention. Teaching quality is ensured,
and there is a 100% college enrollment rate.
Completed teaching facilities, technology building
and advanced computer labs, and an additional
20 educational buildings or facilities. Many well
known colleges are nearby, and the school is very
close to Chicago University and University of Illinois
which share a solid academic environment. In 2011,
college scholarships totaled nearly $11.2 million.
900 Chicago Avenue z Melrose Park, IL 60160
Phone: (708) 344-0404 z www. walther.com
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Nearby colleges
Chicago University University of Illinois
North Western University Illinois Institute of Technology
University of Illinois, Urbana Illinois State University

Illinois

Student clubs

Curriculum
All basic courses required by
the state of Illinois
4 AP courses: Culture, History,
Chemistry, Calculus AB
Multiple honors courses:
honors algebra I, honors
algebra II, honors geometry.
College credit courses and
numerous electives, such as
graphic design, advanced
webpage design, gaming and
application programming, and
many other art and language
courses. Students can view
course offerings at
www.walther.com

Concordia University credit courses
Opening students: 11th grade, 12th grade, GPA above 3.5
Opening courses: Cultural anthropology, introductory
art, English writing, theology, psychology, math concept,
introductory economics, introductory religious studies,
electronic communication, introductory visual art, college
algebra, speaking communication, human biology,
introductory earth science, consumer chemistry, fundamental
math, U.S. government

Over 85% of Walther students
are involved in at least
one activity outside of the
classroom.
Clubs: Art Club,
Literature

Club, Camera Club, Chess
Club, Foreign Language groups, Debate Club, Junior
Engineering Technology Association, National
Honors Society, Paintball Club, Praise Dance Club,
Scholars program, Bowling Club, Student Council,
Year Book Club, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Choral group,
Minstrel Band,
Drama Club, Boys
Chorus group, Girls
Chorus group

Colleges
attended
by Former
graduates/
alumni
North Western University
Syracuse University
Butler University
University of Illinois, Champaign
University of Miami, Oxford
Purdue University
Saint Xavier University
Williams College
Boston Conservatory
Julliard School of Music
Chicago University
Rhode Island University
Purdue University, Calumet
University of Washington, Saint Louis

Sports
Basketball, soccer, sailing, track and field, softball, baseball,
dance, cheer squad, volleyball, wrestling, tennis, golf, crosscountry

w w w.walther.com

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Calvert Catholic Schools
Ranked one of the Top 50
Catholic high schools with a
great language environment
School profile
Founded: 1923
School recognition: Ohio Department of
Education
Location: Tiffin, Ohio, only a 40 minute-drive
to Lake Erie which is one of North America’s
five Great Lakes
City climate: Mild temperature, and distinct
four seasons
Nearby cities: Cleveland, Columbus, Detroit
Airport: Cleveland International Airport (40
minute-drive to Toledo)
Nearby colleges: Heidelberg University and Tiffin University
School nature: American Local Private Catholic High School
School type: Male and female mix (Co-ed)
Campus area: 1 acre
School population: 573 students (164 in high school)
Teacher qualifications: 55% of teachers have a master’s
degree or above
Average teaching experience: 17 years
Language courses: Spanish and French
Double credit courses: Students can take 4 double credit courses
ESL classes: ESL course teachers will tutor students individually
After graduation: 100% college enrollment

Curriculum
All basic courses required by Ohio State
Department of Education
School offers 12 subjects
College credit courses: The school
cooperates with Heidelberg University and
Tiffin University, offering a series of college
credit courses. Students can take courses
without going out of their homes via online
courses

Language courses: Spanish and French
Online courses: Western Musical History I,
II, Music Appreciation, Latin I, Spanish III-IV,
Ancient Greece and Ancient Roman History
I and II, Health, American Government
Theory, Calculus, Fundamental Economics,
Accounting, Sociology, Finance

152 Madison St, Tiffin, OH 44883 z Phone:(419) 447-3844 z www.calvert.tld.pvt.k12.oh.us
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Ohio

Nearby Colleges
Heidelberg University
Tiffin University

Ideal Students
Students who want to study in an environment that infuses
simplicity and modernism, and are interested in online
education

School Advantages
z Tiffin is a city that blends simplicity and modernism,
offers top rated education, and is located near well
known universities such as Heidelberg University and
Tiffin University.
z Calvert Catholics’ curriculum has been carefully chosen
and offers many online courses
z The school offers classes in Chinese which is an
advantage to Chinese students
z School cooperates with local colleges, and offers a series
of college credit courses
z Small class sizes allows teachers to give individual
attention to more students.
z School was named one of the nations’ top 50 Catholic
High Schools for four years in a row

School honors
In 2011, the Calvert Catholic School football team won the
prestegious title of “Best Academic Team” from Ohio State.
This team’s players have an average GPA of 3.89
School has a total of 18 school teams and was the winner of
the MAL league championship a total of 31 times

Sports
Football, cheer squad, cross-country, golf, women tennis,
soccer, volleyball, basketball, swimming, wrestling, baseball,
softball, track and field

Student clubs
Student Council, Spanish Club, Art Club, Chess Club, National
Honor Society, Spiritual Commission, Yearbook Club, Quiz
Bowl, Drama Club, Band, Choir, Health and Welfare Club

School Facilities
Calvert Catholic high school campus has newly
renovated buildings. Our classrooms are in progress
of being fully retrofitted and we have introduced
the latest in technology in all manners of teaching
instruction to give our students the utmost edge.
A new student activity center is equipped with a
student corridor, and study center. All classrooms are
equipped with Smart Boards, Apple iScreen, iPads,
Plasma display, and other advanced facilities, to
enhance students’ studying efficiency, and embrace a
high-tech environment.

Top 10 Reasons to Choose Calvert
1. Welcoming & Supportive Learning Environment
2. Dedicated & Caring Faculty & Staff
3. Small School Environment
4. Safe Small Town Location
5. Academic & Personal Support
6. Opportunities to Participate in Clubs & Organizations
7. University Admissions Preparation
8. Limited International Student Body to Ensure Full
English Emersion
9. Close Proximity to Major Universities & Larger Cities
10. Close Proximity to Museums & Tourist Attractions

www.calvert.tld.pvt.k12.oh.us
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St. Wendelin Catholic School
Academic Excellence for over 100 Years

Ideal Students
Students who request individual attention
from educators (1:6 teacher-student ratio) and
want to take college credit classes while in
high school.

School Advantages
St. Wendelin Catholic School is a private
college preparatory high school with more
than a hundred years of history. It has a
superior academic environment, exceptional
educational theory, and is surrounded by many
top universities such as University of Michigan,
Ohio University, and Case Western Reserve
University.

School profile
Founded: 1887
Location: Fostoria, Ohio
City climate: Humid with distinct four seasons
Airport: Detroit Metropolitan International
Airport
Nearest cities: Detroit, Cleveland
Nearby colleges: University of Michigan, Ohio
State University
School type: American private college
preparatory high school
School nature: Male/female mix (Co-ed)
School population: 310 (high school 130)
Teacher qualification: 100% teacher certified
Attainable college credits: 17
Honors classes: 12 classes
Language classes: Honors Spanish and French

533 N Countyline St • Fostoria, OH, 44830 • (419) 435-8144 • www.stwendelin.org
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Ohio

Curriculum
12 honors courses: Spanish, Calculus, English,
British literature and writing, calculus basic analysis,
natural science, American literature and writing,
biology, algebra, chemistry, geometry, American
history and numerous elective courses.
College credit: Cooperative with Terra Community
College, offering multiple online courses. Students
can start to choose online college credit classes
and obtain high school and college credits at the
same time.

Colleges attended by former
graduates/alumni
University of Chicago University of Purdue
North Western University Notre Dame University
Case Western Reserve University Ohio University
University of Miami
Tulane University
California State University
John Carroll University
Louisiana State University Michigan State University
St Lawrence University
Oberlin College University of Michigan
Marquette University DePaul University
University of Cincinnati Loyola University of Chicago
Catholic University of America

Cooperative with Lourdes University, offering
double college credits. Students can obtain high
school and college credits at the same time. Nine
double credits are offered ($75 per credit), French
I-V (4 credits), Geometry (3 credits), Calculus I (4
credits), Calculus II (4 credits), U.S government
theory (3 credits), etc.
55% of graduates earned college credits while in
high school.

Sports
Volleyball, track and field, golf,
cross-country, softball, wrestling,
basketball, cheer squad, baseball,
swimming, football

Student clubs
Student Union, Concert Choir,
Discernment Group, Retreat Team,
National Honor Society, Guitar
Club, Art Club, MAL Leadership,
Drama Club, Annual Newsletter Club, Robotics Club, Liturgical
Ministry, Marching Band, Model United Nation, Student Council,
Carpentry Club, Jazz Ensemble, International Club, Mentoring
Club, Concert Band, News Club, Quiz Bowl

St. Wendelin Catholic School
Academic Excellence for over 100 Years

www.stwendelin.org
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Grand River Academy
Helping Young Men Discover Success

School Profile
z Average class size of 7
z 1:5 student-to-faculty ratio
z Rural campus with over 150 acres
z 98% of students live on campus, and 100% of international
students live on campus
z Students come from 21 states and 8 countries

ABOUT Grand river adademy
We are located in northeast Ohio and provide a close - knit,
college prep boarding school community. Grand River
Academy utilizes a unique 360° approach, concentrating on
developing the total young man: academically, socially and
emotionally. We encourage students to be themselves but also
provide the structure and opportunities for them to become
happier, more self aware and productive.

International Student Program
Our program is designed to help international students
become experts in the English language, to give them the
skill set to be academically successful in high school and at a
university, and to help them earn great university acceptances.

Highlights
z No minimum TOEFL score required for admission
z 100% university acceptance
z Recent graduates have been admitted to the
following universities:
Boston University University of Wisconsin
Case Western Reserve Univ. Univ. of California-Irvine
Penn State University New York University
Univ. of Washington Univ. of California-Davis
Syracuse University Michigan State University

3042 College Street • Austinburg, OH 44010 • Phone: (440) 275-2811 • www.grandriver.org

Web address for international students: http://www.grandriver.org/br/port-home
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Ohio

Summer Language Institute

Grand River Academy Athletics

A five-week intensive program that gives
young students the opportunity to study
English in the U.S. Students will improve their
English skills dramatically and will become
familiar with the American culture and
university system.

Sportsmanship. Teamwork. Camaraderie. Friendship. These are the
goals of the athletic program at Grand River Academy. Our sports
teams participate in the Lake Effect Conference. Unique to GRA,
we do not cut. We will find a spot for anyone who would like to
participate.
Baseball Indoor Soccer
Soccer Lacrosse
Basketball Golf
Tennis
Wrestling
Cross Country Bowling

AP Courses offered
Calculus AB Calculus BC
Chemistry Macroeconomics
Physics B United States History
World History

Electives offered
Digital Design
Sculpture and Ceramics
Robotics Music Theory
Photography Art
Forensics
Web Design
Videography American Wars
American Horror Classics
African American History

nearby Universities
Case Western Reserve University
John Carroll University
Lake Erie College
Ohio State (two hours)
Kent State University

Grand River Academy
grandriver.org

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St. Mary’s Preparatory
An Elite boys school with multiple college credit courses,
challengeable curriculum settings, and strict teaching
Ideal Students
Students wishing to attend an elite boys school with a
four year secondary program of pre-college studies in
a disciplined environment which prepares young men
for future study and careers of service.

School profile
Founded:1885
Location: Orchard Lake Village, Michigan
City climate: Mild weather
Largest nearby city: downtown Detroit, (40 minute-drive)
Airport: Detroit Airport (30 minute-drive)
School type: American private high school for boys
AP Classes: 6
Honor classes: 9
ESL classes: Offered by experienced teachers
Accommodations: Dormitory

Curriculum
All required classes are regulated by the state of Michigan’s
education department
AP Classes: 6 World literature, American history and
geography, American literature, statistics, calculus, physics
Honors classes: Calculus, algebra I, algebra II, geometry,
biology

School Advantages
z We nurture many specialized talents and leaders
z 99% of our graduates enroll into their dream
colleges, and an average 5%-6% of graduates
enter into Ivy League schools such as Harvard
and Yale
z We offer 8 AP classes, 9 honor sclasses and 21
college credit classes, encouraging students to
maximize their potential
z Offer college credits in advance to
z A complete student dormitory setting and study
guidance with 24-hour student life management
services

3535 Indian Trail, Orchard Lake Village, MI 48324 • (248) 683-0514 • www.stmarysprep.com
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Michigan

Brown University Columbia University
Cornell University Duke University
Yale University Princeton University
Ohio State University Purdue University
Stanford University West Point Military Academy
University of Florida University of Michigan
Pennsylvania University United States Air Force Academy

Nearby Colleges
University of Auckland Central Michigan University
University of Michigan Davenport University
Lawrence Technological University

Student dormitory
Double rooms (4 students) with shared bathroom
Twin size bed, private bookcase. Dorm offers three
meals per day, including food, fruit, milk, and etc
Dorm comes with study room, activity room, and
computer lab to assist with night studies.
Dorm administrator office is located within dorm.
Public telephones are set along the corridor.
Campus doctors offer timely medical services.
The school has a psychological counselor
available. Weekends include plenty of
extracurricular activities.

Curriculum
SAT scores
2013 average SAT 1540, ACT 23.4

School Facilities
The campus covers an area of 125 acres, with towering old
trees and surrounding gardens. Located ajacent to Orchard
Lake, there is a perfect balance between students and nature.
There are 26 campus buildings and all teachers are equipped
with smart boards.
z St. Marys Preparatory School boasts the largest high school
library in the Midwest with a rich collection, and is open
daily. Students can loan books, videos, and audios.
z Modern labs train students’ hand-on skills
z Independent science center for science activities and
competitions
z Beautiful school church with church activities and parties
every week. Students can truly engage in American culture
z Large auditorium with performance facilities
z Top rated sports facility in Michigan which includes:
Golf course • Standard football field • Baseball field
Indoor basketball court • Indoor ice hockey rink
Large indoor gym • Canoeing on the lake

Chemistry • World history and geology
English 10 • English 9 • 21 college credit courses
Multiple honor classes • ESL classes
Foreign language classes: French, Spanish, Polish
Painting, music, drama, instrument, and other art
courses

Sports
Golf, Canoeing,
Ice Hockey, Baseball,
Football, Ice skating,
and Tennis

St. Mary’s Preparatory
www.stmarysprep.com

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Calvary Baptist Academy
Committed to Excellence
School profile
Founded: 1973
School recognition: Michigan Christian
School Association
Location: Midland, Michigan
City climate: Mild weather
Nearby city: Detroit
Airport: Midland International Airport
Nearby colleges: Detroit University
School type: Private Boys’ School
Teacher qualification: 50% of teachers have a master’s
degree or above
AP Classes: 2
Language courses: Spanish

Curriculum
All basic courses required by Michigan Department of
Education

Ideal Students
Students who wish to utilize their spare time to pursue
the study of foreign languages

School Advantages
z Located in the center of a thriving business city,
the area is known for its mild climate and convenient
transportation. Michigan State University and other
popular universities are all in the area.
z Great language environment, Calvery uses Rosetta
Stone to assist students in learning foreign languages.
z Completed facilities and infrastructure, high
enrollment rate into local popular schools
z Cooperates with Bryan College to
open college credit courses
z Michigan online high school
courses allow students to utilize their
spare time to learn their favorite
courses at their own pace
z Students in Calvary Baptist
Academy can use their computer to
study at any time

6100 Perrine Rd, Midland, MI 48640 • Phone:(989) 832-3341 • www.cbamidland.org
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Nearby Colleges

School Facilities

University of Auckland
Central Michigan University
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Detroit University
University of Michigan
Davenport University

Calvary Baptist Academy owns remarkable
school facilities, including 4 teaching buildings,
30 classrooms, 800 person-capacity auditorium,
advanced music facilities, stadium, and track and
field, allowing students to get exercise spiritually,
academically, artistically, and athletically. The school
believes students will be impressed by outstanding
teachers and faculty. Teachers have a strong belief
and professional knowledge to help students to
build their future.

University for passing year
graduates/alumni
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
Central Michigan University
Purdue University

ACT scores
Most scores are recorded as higher
than average for the past five years.

Students clubs
Honor Society, Choir, Band, Drama Club

Teaching mission
Calvary Baptist Academy will offer
the regular course of study but with
instruction from a Christian viewpoint.
We are interested in the establishment
of good habits and right attitudes
spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and
socially.
Since Calvary Baptist Academy is a Christian
school, we believe that the training process
includes definite spiritual education that
will enable pupils to grasp basic Christian
philosophies and responsibilities. The training
of students is regarded as the joint responsibility
of the home, the church and the school.

Sports
Cheer squad, soccer, basketball, volleyball

Calvary Baptist Academy
Committed to Excellence
www.cbamidland.org

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School profile
Founded: 1886
School recognition: Indiana
Department of Education
National Catholic League,
Advanced ED
Location: Michigan City, Indiana State, One hour-drive to
Chicago
City climate: mild and humid, distinct four seasons
Nearby city: Chicago
Nearby colleges: University of Chicago
School type: Private Mixed High School (Co-ed)
International enrollment: Grade 9-11
Teacher qualifications: 85% of teachers
have a masters and above degree
Average years teaching: 20 years
Honor classes: 21
Scholarships: In 2012, students were awarded over $2.7
million in college scholarships
Language classes: French, Spanish
Accommodations: School dormitory

Leading Indiana catholic
high school, Winner of the
Indiana Department of
Education A class honor

Nearby Colleges
St. Mary’s College
Taylor University
Trine University University of Evansville
University of Indianapolis Notre Dame University
University of Saint Francis Valparaiso University
Wabash College
Calumet College of St. Joseph

Suitable Students
College-bound students interested in a rigorous
course of study and extracurricular opportunities.

School Advantages
Marquette Catholic is located alongside Lake
Michigan, a popular tourist destination for boating
and other water activities. The school boasts a student
to teacher-ratio of only 1 to 10. This small class size
means individualized attention for your student and
the necessary support and assistance for international
306 W 10th St, Michigan City, IN 46360 • Phone:(219) 873-1325 • www.marquettecatholic.org
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students adapting to a new environment and a different
way of life. The highly-qualified team of teachers posses an
abundance of teaching experience. In fact, 85% of the staff
hold a master’s degree or higher and the average teaching
tenure is 20 years. The school offers college credit courses
through the University of Indiana, which allow students to
take up to 40 college credit hours -- a tremendous savings of
time and tuition costs. Because of this, 43% of students earn
college credits while still in high school. These motivated
students are college bound and 100% of the student body
enroll in university. In 2012, Marquette Catholic students
received more than $2.7 million in college scholarships—
an average of $55,000 per student, per year.

Colleges attended by Marquette Catholic
graduates and alumni:
Stanford University
University of Pennsylvania North Western University
Boston College Purdue University
University of Chicago American University
New York University College of William and Mary
University of Washington Pennsylvania State University
Georgetown University University of Colorado
University of Indiana Duke University
Arizona State University DePaul University
University of Michigan University of Lowa

Sports
Basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field,
baseball, ice hockey, football, weight-lifting, cheer squad,
dancing, softball, volleyball, table tennis.

Student clubs
Art Club, Drama Club, Publishing Club, Adventure
Club, Chess Club, Spelling Club, Skiing Club, Music
Club, Choir, Math Club, Football Club, Student
Government, SADD, Quiz Bowl, Paint Ball Club,
Academic Competition Club, Science Olympic Club,
National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society

Curriculum
All basic courses required by Indiana Department of
Education
21 honors classes: American literature, world
literature, public speaking, fundamental writing,
critical literature, American governmental theory,
American history, psychology, physics, geology,
environmental science, chemistry II, trigonometry,
geometry, basic calculus, calculus, advanced college
math, French III, French IV, Spanish III, Spanish IV
College credit courses: School cooperates with
the University of Indiana, Ivy Institute Community
College, and Purdue University, Central Northern to
offer courses of up to 40 college credits, including:
American history I-II, introductory American politics,
fundamental writing, critical literature, public
speaking, earth science, earth evolution, chemistry,
physics, introductory psychology, math concepts,
finite math, college algebra.

www.marquettecatholic.org
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Sunny Climates and a Strong
Heritage

Southern United States
South Carolina
Bishop England High School, Charleston
Cardinal Newman School, Columbia

Georgia
Valwood School, Hahira

Florida
Clearwater Central Catholic High School, Clearwater
Trinity Catholic, Ocala
The Rock School, Gainesville

More than any other region of the United States, the south has an
identity all its own. Southerners are proud of their heritage, their
comforting cuisine and even the “drawl” of their slow-spoken
dialects. From bustling cities to rural suburban areas, the south
possesses an abundance of history and a kind of gentility that
doesn’t exist in other parts of the country.

Southeast

The South

Florida, Georgia & South Carolina

Southeast

Due to its pleasant climate, America’s southern region
is made for outdoor play. There are plenty of beaches,
from Florida’s coast to the low-country towns of the
Carolinas. The region also offers countless paths to
hike, rivers to swim and mountains to climb. Whether
you’re exploring Nashville’s country scene or the
cajun flavors of New Orleans, the Texas hill country or
Savannah’s historic squares you’ll feel right at home in
the South.
Highlights of the American South

8
Atlanta’s Coca Cola Museum
8 Georgia Aquarium
The
8 Disney World in Orlando
Walt
8 Kennedy Space Center
The
8
Historic Charleston
8
Downtown Savannah
8 Country in Ocala, Florida
Horse
8
Nashville’s Country Music Scene
8 New Orleans French Quarter
The
8
Everglades National Park
8
Colonial Williamsburg

Bishop England
High School
Located in a small, beautiful and
historic town on the American East
Coast with an excellent academic
environment. Bishop England High
School is a great investment into your
academic future.

School profile
Founded: 1915
School association: Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools (SACS)
Location: Charleston, South Carolina
Climate: Maritime climate – warm summers and
mild winters
Nearest metropolitan center: Charleston, NC
(30 minute-drive)
Airport: Charleston International Airport
(17 minute-drive)
Nearby educational institutions: College of
Charleston
School size: 40 acres
Grades: 9-11 (K12)
AP classes: 11
Honors classes: 33
Accommodation: Homestay
363 Seven Farms Drive z Daniel Island, SC 29492
Phone: (843) 849-9599 z www.behs.com
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Curriculum
11 AP classes: American history, Government Theory,
English Language, Calculus A/B, Calculus B/C, Art, Biology,
English Literature, Spanish, French, Environmental Science
Honor classes: English 1-2, Spanish 1-4, French 24, Theology 1-4, Advanced Drama, Musical Theory,
Economics, World History, Physics, Annual Newsletter
Biology, Chemistry I-II, Geometry, Algebra II, Writing,
Fundamental Calculus, Calculus, Choir, Advanced Painting,
Ceramics, Theology.
Students can take double college credit classes while
attending high school.
Broad variety of electives:
Spanish I-II, French I-II,
Computer Science, Graphic
Design, Fundamental Art,
Painting, Music, Choir,
Jazz Band, School Band,
Drama I-II, Law, Sports and
Sports History, Psychology,
Theology

South Carolina

Ideal Students

Sports

Students who wish to attend a school with high quality
teaching and modest living expenses embedded
in a beautiful and historic urban surrounding in the
American South.

We offer cross-country, basketball, swimming, football,
soccer, hockey, ice hockey, golf, track and field,
wrestling, baseball, tennis, volleyball, dancing and
cheerleading.

School Advantages

Alumni association

The city of Charleston is a perfect urban surrounding
for any school – its rich history, mild climate and
international flair make it one of the top tourist
destinations in the American South.
The Atlantic Ocean creates a maritime climate marked
by warm summers and mild winters. The living expenses
for Charleston are modest. It’s a great place to study!
The school has an extraordinary homestay program,
ensuring the highest standards of security and living
conditions for each student.

Colleges attended by former
graduates/alumni
Many graduates enter Ivy League universities, and
many alumni earned great achievements in politics,
arts, and sports.
Harvard University
Clemson University
Wake Forest University
Duke University
Boston College
Boston University
Purdue University
Tulane University
University of Georgia
Fordham University
University of Virginia
Xavier University
United States Naval Academy
College of William and Mary
Catholic University of America
Washington University, Saint Louis

Thomas Gibson, actor, Golden Globe Award nominee,
Golden Satellite Award, Screen Actors Guild Award.
Representative work includes the TV show Criminal
Minds, among others.
John Cahill, CEO of Pepsi Co.
Dottie Benton Frank, famous writer
Drew Meyer, American professional baseball player,
formerly with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and
the Texas Rangers.
Temoc Suarez, professional football player

Student clubs
Drama Club, Table Tennis Club, Student Ambassador
Club, French Club, Surfing Club, Student Council,
Spanish Club, Ultimate Frisbee Club, Model United
Nations, Library, Band, National Honor Society,
Photojournalism Club, Math Club, Key Club

SAT scores
Top performing students with excellent academic
records often enter top universities. The top 30% of
Bishop England High School students have an average
SAT score of 1954.

Bishop England
High School
www.behs.com

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Cardinal Newman
Catholic School
SCHOOL FACILITIES
Computer center
Weightroom/gym
Student Gathering Room

School advantages
Laptops welcomed in class
WIFI throughout the campus
Smartboards in the classrooms

Sports
Bowling
Boys/Girls Basketball
Boys/Girls Soccer
Boys/GirlsTennis
Cheerleading
Cross Country
Football
Golf
Softball
Strength &
Conditioning
Swimming
Volleyball
Wrestling

school profile
Founded: 1858
School type: Co-ed – 7-12
School nature: Dual Enrollment/
college-high school
Total students: 446
Teacher-student ratio: 1:11,
Teacher qualifications: 14 years average
teaching experience: 40% BA/BS, 58%
MA/MS, 2% PhD
Honors classes: 21
AP classes: 8

SAT/ACT
Averages: Reading 560, Math 540,
Writing 550 ACT: 24 average

Clubs
Art, Drama, National Honor Society,
Student Council, Environmental,
French/Spanish, Key, Book Club and more

Graduate Accomplishments
z 100% attend universities of their choice
z $4.1 million in scholarships awarded to
graduating class 2012

Colleges Attended by former
graduates
U.S. Naval Academy West Point
Emory University Berkeley
Princeton University Boston College
Johns Hopkins Duke
Vanderbilt
Syracuse University
University of Notre Dame

4701 Forest Dr, Columbia, SC 29206 z Phone:(803) 782-2814 www.cnhs.org
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other Great Reasons to choose
Cardinal Newman catholic School
z High SAT/ACT scores
z AP Courses and College Credit Courses
z ESL Tutoring
z Located in Columbia, the capital city of the State
of South Carolina
z Located 4 miles away from University of South
Carolina – Undergraduate International Business
Program ranked #1 in nation, SC Honors College
ranked #1 in nation, Moore School of Business
ranked #1 in world for international experience,
Chemical Engineering Program ranked in the top
55 in nation
z Clubs/Activities – Academic Quiz Bowl, Chess Club,
Drama Club, Pep Club, Book Club, Foreign
Language Clubs, Art Club, National Honor Society
z Famous Alumni – Libby Callahan (4 time
Olympiad), James Gambrell (Serves on Air Force
One), Ken Vining (White Sox baseball team)
z iPad Program – 2014-2015 academic year
z Large Campus – New campus in 2015-2016 is
50 acres
z Colleges our students have attended: Boston
University, Case Western Reserve University, DePaul
university, Emory University, Fordham University,
Georgetown University, New York University,
Syracuse University, West Point, US Naval Academy,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
University of Notre Dame, Washington & Lee
University
z College Representatives visit our campus regularly
for students to gather information

Cardinal Newman
Catholic School
www.cnhs.org
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Valwood High School
Go Be yond

Valwood High School provides
an inspiring and beautiful
academic environment in
the midst of Georgia in the
American South.
Valwood challenges each student to strive for academic
excellence through a program founded on a rigorous,
traditional college-preparatory curriculum. The
curriculum is designed to foster intellectual curiosity
and to enable each student to read with understanding,
think critically and creatively, speak fluently, and write
effectively. The school encourages participation in the
arts, athletics, and experiences in the natural world.

School profile

Founded: 1968
Location: Valdosta, mid-south Georgia
Enrollment: Grades 9-12 (K-12 setting)
Teacher qualifications: 100% with bachelor’s degree or
above and 37% with master’s degree or above
School recognition: Southern Association of
Independent Schools (SAIS), Advanced ED
AP Classes: 15
SAT top 10% average score: 1825
Honors classes: 8
Language classes: Spanish, French (both honors level)

Ideal Students
Students who hope to study in an aesthetic environment
with an inspiring faculty and modern facilities

School Advantages
The school has a convenient location: It is only a threehour drive to Atlanta, Georgia and Orlando, Florida. It is
surrounded by an extensive national forest, parks, beach,
and a wildlife reserve area. The weather is pleasant and
the environment is beautiful.

The student-teacher ratio enables students to perform
at the highest academic level. Small class sizes optimize
each student’s growth potential, both on a personal
and academic level. Valwood High School provides an
inspiring learning environment in which gifted students
prosper and thrive.
Recent graduates earned a total of $3 million in
scholarships, and many outstanding students move on
to high profile American Ivy League universities.

4380 Old US Hwy 41 N, Hahira, GA 31632 • Phone:(229) 242-8491 • www.valwood.org
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The school relocated in 2002; hence,
all campus facilities are modern and in
an excellent condition. Valwood High
School offers the latest in high-tech
teaching methods and is a member of
America’s 1:1 iPad program.

Curriculum
23 advanced classes: AP English language and writing, AP Statistics,
AP English literature and writing, AP Spanish and culture, AP U.S.
government theory/microeconomics, AP Art, AP World History,
English II, AP American history, Spanish IV, AP Psychology, French IV,
AP Human geography, Algebra I, AP Biology, Algebra II, AP Chemistry,
Geometry, AP Environmental Science, Introductory Calculus, AP
Physics, Calculus, AP Calculus AB.

Sports
Male sports Female sports
Cross-country Cross-country
Basketball Volleyball
Football Basketball
Swimming
Swimming
Golf Cheer-squad
Soccer Golf
Track&field
Soccer
Wrestling
Track&field
Tennis
Tennis

Student clubs
Student Council, Choir, Literature Club,
Yearbook Club, Debate Club, Mock Court,
Math Club, Model United Nations, Drama
Club, National Honor Society.

College admissions for
Former graduates/alumni
Harvard University
Yale University
California Institute of Technology
Dartmouth College
Emory University
University of Virginia
Wake Forest University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Davidson College
Washington and Lee University
Duke University
Georgia University

Valwood High School
Go Be yond

www.valwood.org
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Clearwater Central Catholic
High School
IB Program z College preparatory
Tradition, Honor, Pride

AP z Honors z On-Campus College
dual enrollment

School profile
Founded: 1962
School recognition: Southern Association of
Schools and Colleges (SASC)
Location: Clearwater, Tampa, Florida
Nearby city: Tampa
Airport: Tampa, Florida Airport
School type: Co-ed American School
Religious background: Catholic High School
Teacher qualifications: 71% of teachers have
master’s degrees or above
SAT scores: 1964 (top 30%)
Scholarships: Over $2.5 million in academic
and athletic scholarships
Enrollment rate: 100%
College credit courses: 8
IB courses: 16
AP Classes: 9
Honor Classes: 21
ESL classes: Not offered but provide related
English labs

Curriculum
9 AP courses: English language and
writing, English literature and writing,
calculus AB, biology, environmental
science, physics B, U.S. government
theory and politics, American history,
Spanish
21 honors courses: English 9-10,
algebra I-II, geometry, introductory
calculus, world history, American
history, Spanish I-III, chemistry and
physics, biology, chemistry, physics,
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anatomy and physiology, journalism
2-3, yearbook 2-3
Language courses: Spanish I-V

Ideal Students
Students interested in IB courses
and students who have interests in
Theater (Broadway,) art and a choice
of electives.

School Advantages
Located in the Sunshine State

(tropical) with a scholarly
environment beneficial for study
and health. Ample advanced courses,
offering college credit courses, IB
courses, AP courses, and honor
courses.

Advanced teaching
facilities
Featuring the Margaret Doyle Carter
Science Center and Broadway-style
White Family Art Center.

540 S Hercules Avenue z Clearwater, FL 33764 z Phone: (727) 298-1620 z www.clearwaterhighschool.com

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sports/club activities
High participation rate paired with
superior performance. Numerous awards
have improved the quality of students’
extracurricular life and ensure their
complete development.
Sports: Baseball, basketball, cheer
squad, cross-country, football, golf, soccer,
softball, swimming, tennis, track and field,
volleyball, weight-lifting, wrestling.
Student clubs: Band, Student Council,
Academic Club, Ambassador Club, Drama
Club, Environment Club, Literature Club,
School Newsletter Club, Yearbook Club,
Science Club, Technology Club, Dancing
Club, Debate Club, Spanish Club, Model
United Nations, International Student
Club, Art Honors Society, Math Honors
Society, Spanish Honors Society, National
Honors Society, Hospice Teen Council
International, Thespian Society, Peer
Ministry,
and Key Club.

Colleges attended by
former graduates/alumni

Harvard University
Brown University
Dartmouth College
Cornell University
Stanford University
Purdue University
Yale University
Columbia University
Pennsylvania State University
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Los Angeles
Duke University
New York University
Miami University

alumni
CCCHS alumni are active leaders in
American business, politics, sports,
and the Arts.

School honors
z 100% graduation rate and college enrollment rate
z 75% of students won a total number of $0.95 million
Great Expectation Scholarships
z Last year, graduates won a total of $250 million college scholarships
z In 2011, this school had 25% of its students taking AP courses
z In 2011, the passing rate of AP tests was 73%

School Facilities
z 4 teaching buildings
z Sports field with track
z Football field
z Book store

z Media center
z Baseball field
z Weight room

z Library
z Soccer field
z Stadium

Clearwater Central Catholic High School

Tradition, Honor, Pride
www.clearwaterhighschool.com

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Trinity Catholic High School

Diversified Curriculum, mature sports programs,
chosen as “Best Central Florida School”
Ideal Students
Students who wish to attend a rigorous East coast school,
hope to study an advanced level of classes, and progress
in sports.

School Advantages
Many widely known schools in the area. Celebrated
locally, excellent teaching, rich extracurricular activities
Chosen as the “Best Central Florida School” in 2012.
Double credit courses: Human Anatomy and Physiology
(8 college credits), Fundamental Sociology (3 college
credits) are offered at school. There will be more double
credit courses opening in 2014.

School profile
Founded: 2000
School recognition: Southern Associations of Schools
and Colleges (SASC)
Location: Ocala, Florida
City climate: Mild and humid, all year sunshine, cozy
climate
Nearby cities: Tampa, Orlando
Airport: Orlando International Airport
Nearby colleges: University of Central Florida
School type: American Local Private Mix High School
Teacher qualifications: 100% teacher certificate
Average teaching years: 13.5 years, all teachers have
over 583 years teaching experience
Graduation rate: 100%
AP classes: 19
Language classes: France and Spanish

Sports
Cross-country, Tennis, Football, Track and Field, Golf,
Weightlifting, Swimming, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball,
Bowling, Soccer, Baseball, Wrestling, Softball, and Cheer
Squad

Colleges ATTENDED BY FORMER graduates/
alumni
University of Notre Dame
University of Miami
Purdue University
University of Alabama
University of Florida
Florida State University
University of Tennessee
University of Texas
Saint Louis University
Northeastern University

2600 SW 42nd St, Ocala, FL 34471 z Phone:(352) 622-9025 z www.trinitycatholichs.org
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Universities near school
University of Tampa
University of Miami
University of Florida
Florida State University
University of Southern Florida

SAT scores

Sport accomplishments
z The mayor of Ocala announced
January 6th as the “Trinity Catholic
Celtics Day” to reward the outstanding
performance of Trinity Catholic High
School sports teams
z School’s football team created longest
Florida high school football gaming time
(the match had three play-offs, Trinity
Catholic High won 56:55 in the end)
z School’s football team won two state
championships and twice won second
place
z Girl’s soccer team won 2012-2013 state
championship
z School’s basketball team and baseball
team won regional final championships
z In 2010, student Quincy Hoppel was
boxing state champion in his category
z School’s boys’ soccer team, girls’
volleyball team and girl’s softball team
made it to the regional finals with their
impeccable sportsmanship and first-rate
technique.

Curriculum
AP Calculus A/B
AP calculus B/C
AP statistics
AP English
AP British Literature
AP music theory
AP art history
AP biology
AP art of photography: 2D Design
AP American history
AP world history
AP microeconomics
AP macroeconomics
AP computer science
AP environmental science
AP geology
AP Spanish
Students have outstanding performance in American history, world history,
English literature, English, and U.S. government theory, far above average
national scores. 22 honors classes. Multiple double credit courses: human
anatomy and physiology (8 college credits), fundamental sociology (3
college credits) are offered at our school. There will be more double credit
courses opening in 2014.

Alumni

John Brantley: 2006 graduate, Baltimore
Rudio-videoens quarterback
Kadron Boone: 2009 graduate, Louisiana
State University wide receiver

Student clubs
z Dancing Club
z Student Ambassador
z Choir
z Band
z Drama Club

z International Habitat
for Humanity
z Societe honoraire
de Francis
z Spanish National
Honor Society

z Student Council
z Computer Club
z Operation Smile
z Anchor Club
z Key Club
z SADD

Trinity Catholic High School
www.trinitycatholichs.org

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The Rock School

Students receive a well-rounded, college preparatory
education, with emphasis placed on the development of the
student’s mind, body and spirit

College-Preparatory
Education with a Christian
Emphasis
Low Teacher-to-Student
Ratio & Small Class Sizes
Affordable, Private Education
Safe, Nurturing Environment
Honors & AP Courses Offered
Accredited Institution

School profile
Founded: 1993
School recognition: Southern Association of Schools and
Colleges (SASC), Association of Christian Teachers and School
(ACTS), Florida League of Christian Schools (FLCS)
Religious affiliation: Christian (no specific denomination)
City climate: mild weather, distinct four seasons
Nearby city: Orlando (slightly more than one hour-drive)
Airport: Gainesville Airport
School type: Co-ed High School
Grades setting: Grades K- 12
School populaton: 246 students
Student-teacher ratio: 10:1
Number of Chinese students: 11 (high school 8)
Teacher qualifications: 100% certified, 30% of faculty hold
advanced degrees
AP classes: 11
Honors classes: 7
AP passing rate: 70%
SAT score: Average of 1874
ESL classes: Professional ESL teachers
Language classes: Spanish

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iPads! Every student
receives an iPad
for their use in the
classroom and for
assignments.

Accommodations:
School dormitory
(luxury apartment style)

Curriculum
AP English, AP British Literature, AP European History, AP
Computer, AP American History, AP Art, AP Calculus A/B,
AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Economics, Honors English,
Honors Chemistry, Honors Physics, Honors Biology, Honor
Algebra I, Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra II

Ideal Students
Students who hope to study in a safe and beautiful
environment and have advanced academic performance,
as well as advance in sports

School Advantages
Advantageous geographic location with convenient
transportation. This state is warm and mild all year with
several popular colleges in the area.

9818 SW 24th Ave, Gainesville, FL 32067 • Phone:(352) 331-7625 • www.therocklions.com

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Other Advantages: AP passing rate: 70% College
enrollment rate: 100%. Student Awards: School drama club won
Excellence Award in state competition in 2012. School basketball
team is well known in the area, and many graduates went to
universities with full sports scholarships (including two NBA seed
players). College acceptance: Graduates from this school have an
offer rate from University of Florida (UF) as high as 87%
High tech campus, advanced teaching facilities, and one of the first
schools to join America’s 1:1 IPAD program

ESL courses: Offered to international students
Many electives are available

Student clubs
Drama Club, Math Club, Student Council,
Community Service Club, Yearbook Club, Youth
Christian Club, National Honor Society

Nearby Colleges
Stetson University University of Florida
University of Tampa University of Central Florida
University of Miami University of Northern Florida
Bari University University of Southern Florida

Colleges for passing-year graduates/alumni
New York University Pennsylvania University
University of Texas University of Florida
University of Kansas Kansas State University
University of Oregon Florida State University
Louisiana State University Furman University
Tampa University Full Sail University
Mississippi State University Fairleigh Dickinson University
Wellesley College
University of North Carolina, Wilmington

SAT scores
Average top 10% SAT score: above 2000

Sports
Basketball, football, soccer, volleyball

Sports Honors
Our school basketball team is well known in the area. In the past few
years, many graduates won full sports scholarships to the University
of Florida, Louisiana State University, University of North Carolina,
Florida International University, University of Northern Florida, Rider
University, Youngstown State University, and other popular colleges.

Alumni
Scottie Wilbekin: 2010 graduate, NBA seed player
Joel Embiid: 2013 graduate, NBA see player
Stevie Benz: singer, song writer
Lauren Schmidt: Broadway actor

We are located in beautiful Central Florida...
close to the beaches, Disney World, Universal
Studios, and many other tourist destinations.
We know that you will love it here!

The Rock School
www.therocklions.com
FL3

Western United States
California
Immanuel Schools, Reedley
Pilgrim School, Los Angeles
Bradshaw Christian School, Sacramento

Nevada
Mountain View Christian School
aka Champion Center, Las Vegas

“Go West, young man,” is a quote by an American author about
the country’s westward expansion. As the last region of the
United States to be settled, California and the other states of the
West have their own distinct cultures and influences. There are
redwood forests with trees that seem to touch the sky, rollerskating co-eds on Venice Beach and the mighty Sierra-Nevada
Mountains. From cities to desserts, movie sets to casinos, the west
is as diverse as the stars on Hollywood Boulevard.

the west Coast

The West

Where an Adventurous Spirit
finds a Home

Western United States of America

The West Coast/California
From your home on the west coast, you can explore the
technology of California’s silicone valley or take up surfing,
visit Great Basin National Park or explore the hippie
counter-culture of San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury district.
You’ll find the climate to be sunny, the scenery to be beautiful and
people who are open and tolerant of
everyone.
Highlights of the American West

8 Pacific Coast Highway
The
8 Grand Canyon
The
8
Hollywood, California
8 Francisco’s Cable Cars
San
8
Yosemite National Park
8 Monterey Bay Aquarium
The
8 Vegas
Las
8 Hoover Dam
The
8 66
Route
8
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
8 Diego Zoo
San
8 Place Market - Seattle
Pike

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