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Polytechnic School , often referred to simply as Poly, is a college-preparatory private day school located in Pasadena, California with approximately 850 students enrolled in grades Kindergarten through 1300 is 9000 12. former member of the G20 School group.

Content

• 1 History
• 2 Academics
• 3 Campus
• 4 athletics
• 5 Notable Alumni
• 6 References
• 7 external link

History

The school was founded in 1907 as the first non-profit, independent school in Southern California. It descends from the Troop Polytechnic Institute, founded by Amos G. Troup, the same institution that evolved into the present Caltech.

In the spring of 1907 the institute decided to focus on the college level and closed the gymnasium. Citrus magnate and noted eugenicist Ezra S. Gosney donated $12,500, an amount equal to twelve other donors. This money enabled them to purchase property on the current site, originally an orange grove. The school opened on October 1907 years and had 106 students. At that time, the school was named Polytechnic. Primary School. In 1918 the school added a ninth grade and in 1959 a high school. crèche program in 2005.

Academics

Poly is known for its rigorous academic program, which includes: Extended Placement and Honors classes, as well as arts and sports programs. The school has received many awards for the academic achievements of its students. In 2006, Poly was named a global leader in student participation and academic performance on the College Board’s Advanced Placement Exams. The school often had the highest percentage of students receiving a 3 or higher AP Calculation According to the College Board, the AB exam compared to all other small test administering schools around the world. ^[1]

In recent years, the most popular college destination for Poly students has been the University of Southern California. ^[2] Wall Street magazine ranked 4th in the world for Elite Colleges, including Harvard University, Princeton University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Williams College, Pomona College, Swarthmore College, the University of Chicago and Johns Hopkins University ^[3] In the class of 2016-17, 35% of the class were National Merit Semi-finalists and award-winning students, and 80% of students were admitted to top-tier universities “highly selective” (institutions with acceptance rate of 30% or less).

Los Angeles Magazine has also consistently ranked Poly as one of the best high schools in Los Angeles. In the September 2008 issue, Poly was recognized for its “national reputation as a maker of scientists, artists and athletes”. Using test score data, September 2014 issue Los Angeles magazine ranked Pauley second out of 75 high schools in Los Angeles. With a GPA of 2150, Poly students had the highest average SAT score of any school ranked. ^[4] Washington Post ranked Poly as the 4th and 7th most difficult school in the United States in 2013 and 2014, respectively. ^[5] In 2018, Nisha ranked Poly as the 2nd best private K-12 school in California, ^[6] 4th best private high school in California, ^[7] and 16th among the top private high schools in the country. ^[8]

Campus

Polytechnic covers 15 acres and is divided by Cornell Road into two campuses, north (junior and middle school) and south (high school), and is adjacent to the Caltech campus. Most of the North Campus buildings were designed by Myron Hunt, who also designed Rose Chalice and Huntington, and Elmer Gray, who designed the Beverly Hills Hotel and Pasadena Theater. Some classes on the lower campus were also performed by Gordon Kaufmann, and Roland Cote. The Cornette Mansion (now called the Haaga House) on campus south was designed in 1907 and serves as an administrative building and includes several classrooms for the high school. Facilities include a junior and high school library, a high school library, a swimming pool, boys’ and girls’ gyms, an athletic field, a performing arts center, and historic and new classrooms.

athletics

Poly’s athletic department currently offers 25 Varsity sports over three seasons of play and is a member of the Preparatory League. Pauly has been in the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) since 1962 years old. In 2016-2017, 82% of high school students played some kind of sport.

CIF South recognized Pauley for his commitment to sportsmanship and awarded Pauly the CIF South Jim Staunton Character Excellence Award in 2012. Poly was named ESPN Rise California/Cal-Hi Sport Division 5 School of the Year in 2011.

CIF-SS Team Championships (38)

• Football (2) – 1999, 2002
• Baseball (2) – 2011, 2018
• Boys basketball (4) – 1978, 1979, 1984, 1995
• Girls basketball (2) – 1992, 2011
• Girls cross country (2) – 1994, 1997
• Boys football (1) – 2000
• Girls’ Football (8) – 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2013
• Girls Tennis (5) – 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997, 2014
• Girls Athletics (2) – 1999, 2001
• Girls Volleyball (2) – 1997, 1998
• Boys Water Polo (1) – 2012
• Girls Water Polo (2) – 2015, 2017
• CIF – Southern California Regional Championship

CIF-SS Individual (69)

• Boys Cross Country (2*)
• Girls Cross Country (1)
• Boys, Swimming & Diving (23**)
• Girls Swimming & Diving 27 **)
• Boys Light Athletics (1)
• Athletics for girls (15)
• CIF-SS and state CIF championship
• Championships CIF-SS and CIF-MASTERS

Famous graduates

• Olugbang ADZHILOR, Economist
• Sean Bailey, television and film producer
• John Battelle, author, journalist and co-founder Wired magazine ^[9]
• Alec Berg, screenwriter, actor, film producer ^[10]
• , Nobel Prize in Medicine
  • Otis Butis, billionaire investor and philanthropist
  • Steven J. Cannell, television producer and creator 21 Jump Street , command , and Silk traces Otis Chandler, Publisher, Los Angeles

  Julia Child, television chef and personality ^[11]

  • Anna Christie, soprano opera singer
  • Steve Cohen, member of the US House of Representatives representing the Ninth District of Tennessee
  • Keegan de Lancie, actor
  • Harriet Huntington Dorr, author ^[11]
  • Rebecca Eaton, television producer
  • David Ebershoff best-selling international novelist, 19th wife, The Danish Girl and Pasadena and executive editor at Random House
  • Kevineuther , director and editor SAW episode
  • Ted Griffin, screenwriter, actor, film producer ^[10]
  • Michael Grimes, Managing Director and Head of Global Technology Investment Banking at Morgan Stanley
  • R. Stanton Hales, Former President College of Worcester
  • Howard Hawks, Principal
  • James S. Ho, U.S. District Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
  • Leondra Krueger, California Supreme Court, Associate Justice
  • Maki Makisumi, speedcuber
  • F.O. Matthiessen, Harvard professor, literary critic and author The American Renaissance: Art and Expression in the Age of Emerson and Whitman ^[12]
  • Randall Miller, director, screenwriter, producer, actor
  • Charlie Paddok, American athlete, Olympic champion ^[13]
  • Drew Pinski, Radio and TV presenter
  • Rob Rob Rob Rob Rob Kuvshin ^[14]
  • Arthur Emmon Raimond, Aviation Engineer
  • Reed, producer for DreamWorks Animation and Walt Disney Animation Studios
  • Alison Sweeney, actress
  • Mike White, film director, screenwriter, actor
  • David Wiseman, sculptor ^{[15] 9 Gamerman, Ellen; Juliet Chang; SungHa Park; Candace Jackson (November 30, 2007). “How Schools Stack Up (Revised 12–28). ” Wall Street Journal . Retrieved January 16, 2008. Weekend Journal studied freshman classes at eight top colleges—Harvard, Princeton, MIT, Williams, Pomona, Swarthmore, the University of Chicago, and Johns Hopkins—and compiled a list of high school alma maters. In the survey, high schools were ranked based on the number of students sent to these eight colleges divided by the number of high school graduates in 2007, limiting enrollment to schools with at least 50 high school…9 https://www.polytechnic.org/news-detail?pk=732069}

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  Education in California: education system, schools, universities, cost

  California is one of the largest and richest American states. Tens of thousands of foreigners and Russian students come here every year for work or study. There are more than three hundred educational institutions in California, including private schools, training centers, colleges, institutes, universities for secondary or higher education. Students of any age can start their studies in California – there are enough educational programs for schoolchildren, students and adult students.

  California Education System – Secondary and Higher Education Abroad

  Every state in America has its own educational policy, and California is no exception. As in many foreign countries, there are educational institutions for different categories of students – for children, schoolchildren or students, for Russian students or foreigners.

  Schooling is compulsory for local residents and visiting students and starts at the age of 6 (there are also pre-school groups for preparation). For admission, you do not need to take exams, only foreign students need to pass an English proficiency test – California English Language Development Test. The best private schools in California are located in Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, San Diego, Pato Alto and beyond. The average cost of education among private educational institutions will be about 13-18 thousand dollars for one academic year, and the price of education in elite boarding schools can reach up to 20-30 thousand dollars. Private educational institutions occupy a special place in the educational system of the state. Institutions of this type actively implement the idea of ​​a variety of educational programs and the creation of conditions for the comprehensive development of students. Private and public higher schools are required to be accredited by agencies with certain powers in the territory of the selected state.

  The local system of higher education is based on the California Master Plan for Higher Education, which was adopted back in the 60s of the last century. Over time, the California structure became one of the best throughout the country, so other American states soon adopted a similar scheme.

  The structure of higher education in California consists of several levels. The first is community colleges. More than 100 institutions of this format operate here, where more than one and a half million students study annually. Doing well at a community college gives the student the opportunity to secure a place at a public university. The system of transition without additional exams from one educational institution to another is called transfer – it is popular not only in the United States, but also in many countries abroad, including European countries. The main advantage of the transfer is that foreign students can use it! The opportunity to make this transition allows you to significantly save on tuition fees abroad.

  After completing a community college, the next stage is higher education: it can be a bachelor’s degree or a graduate specialization. After completing a bachelor’s degree, a young person is considered a full-fledged holder of higher education and can already begin a career path in the chosen specialty.

  The next stage of higher education is a master’s degree or PhD: these two paths are chosen by students interested in development related to scientific activities. Also, the presence of a master’s degree, for example, makes it possible to occupy a managerial position when entering a job.

  The scale of higher education in California is truly impressive – only in the two largest public universities in the states more than 700 thousand students study annually, and in total there are more than 100 different universities in the state.

  Prestigious public schools:

  • California State University. This is the largest university with government support, not only in the state, but throughout the country. The infrastructure of the higher school includes 23 educational campuses and 8 educational research centers. The annual flow of students is more than 460 thousand. Despite its high status, the university does not offer many research and scientific programs, so California State University has only some campuses in the list of world higher schools.
  • University of California. An educational institution with a similar name includes only 10 campuses with a total student flow of about 250 thousand. This is one of the flagships of higher education in the United States, where all types of educational programs are offered from undergraduate to graduate studies. Here, research work is at a higher level, so the campuses of this higher school regularly occupy high positions in world rankings.

  Leading private universities in California:

  • Stanford University. This is an elite world-famous university, the third richest higher education institution on the planet and the second in the international QS World University Rankings. The famous university offers students a wide range of subjects, as well as study programs. The priority areas of the university are entrepreneurship and computer science. The university has a strong scientific base, research potential, strives to provide a theoretical basis with the prospect of application in practice. Another advantage of the university is its location in Silicon Valley, which makes it possible to work closely with the world’s leading corporations.
  • Caltech (also known as CalTech to students). The university occupies the fifth place in the international ranking QS 2016-17. Among the graduates of the university there are more than 30 Nobel Prize winners and even more holders of other prestigious awards from various fields. The priority direction of the university includes traditional technical disciplines, as well as many programs of an interdisciplinary nature. The university implements the work of a business incubator, through which various scientific developments of a fundamental nature are introduced into life.
  • University of Southern California. One of the oldest and most respected research universities in California. Today, this high school actively uses international cooperation, develops interdisciplinary research, has an impressive scientific library and one of the largest donation funds in the United States.
  • University of California Los Angeles – UCLA. Another private state university specializes in preparing specialists in directing, music and theatrical direction. The university has one of the most extensively funded research bases and offers a large number of specialties, which gives it the right to be on the 46th line in the ranking of world universities. The main advantage of UCLA is the guaranteed employment of its graduates: the university is widely known throughout the country, so local residents or foreign students will not have problems finding a job after graduation. UCLA teachers expect students to be ready to think independently, so the volume of the theoretical base is much inferior to the amount of practical.

  Institutions of higher education in California can vary in size and degree programs, be affiliated with out-of-state institutions, have a specific subspecialty, and more—there are many options. At the same time, each educational institution provides educational services of the highest level, works with a wide range of subjects and creates conditions for scientific and research activities.

  Education at California universities: programs, specializations, cost, reviews

  The economy of the US state of California is shaped by several key industries for which universities train specialists: agriculture, oil production and processing, information technology, show business and more.

  According to statistics, the most attractive and popular professions for foreigners and Russian students in California are those related to the following areas:

  • Cinematography, TV, theater. It is in this American state that the dream of actors and directors around the world is located – this is Hollywood. Three leading universities of the industry are also located here: the School of Cinematography of the University of Southern California, the School of Theater, Film and Television of the same university in Los Angeles, the Department of Film and Media University of California at Berkeley. The cost of education here will be from 25 to 67 thousand dollars for one academic year.
  • IT, engineering and technical specialties. California is home to many technology-leading companies. The vast majority of the headquarters of leading corporations is located in Silicon Valley. Tuition fees at the top engineering and technology schools in California range from $28,000 to $49,000 per academic year.
  • Economics, law, entrepreneurship/medicine. One of the most sought-after universities with suitable qualifications is Davis University. It is here that you can get a quality education in these areas. The university is a division of the University of California, therefore, among the listed professions, it offers education in medicine or veterinary medicine. The annual cost of studying at a university for foreign students will be about 60 thousand dollars.

  Despite the hefty cost of pursuing a college degree at California State Universities, degrees from local universities have an excellent reputation and help the holder recoup their tuition within 1-3 years of graduation. For graduates of the listed universities, positions in prestigious corporations and firms will be available not only in the state, but throughout America or beyond.

  In addition to a first-class education, California offers a wide range of activities for students of all ages and tourists to enjoy their off-school hours. On the territory of the whole state, nature is so diverse that you can devote your free time from study to various sports. Everything is available here – from camping in the mountains, excursions to the desert to surfing and other more common types of physical activity.

  In addition, the cities of California hold a large cultural and historical heritage. Young people from different countries are waiting for a huge amount of entertainment and visiting attractions known around the world: the Walk of Fame, Hollywood, Disneyland, the Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars from San Francisco, the famous Railroad Museum and many others.

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  Brentwood School – apply, prices 2022, reviews

  Location:

  Brentwood, Essex

  Programs:

  Early Childhood Education, KS1-3, GCSE, A-Level, IB Diploma

  Age:

  3-18 years old

  Living:

  9002 No. of schooling children:

  1519

  Teaching:

  Diamond

  Description

  Brentwood School (Brentwood School) is an independent private school for boys and girls aged 3-18. Brentwood School, according to the education system, belongs to the so-called “Rhomboid” (Diamond) schools, that is, boys and girls study separately in high school, and together only in primary and Sixth Form. The school offers both full-time education and boarding. In total, about 1519 students study herestudents. Brentwood School is located near the town of Brentwood (Brentwood), Essex (Essex), about 45 minutes from London.

  The school was founded in 1557. The territory of Brentwood School covers an area of ​​​​more than 70 acres, on which there are gardens, sports fields and playgrounds.

  The school has a high level of teaching and it is conducted in the following areas: preparation for school for kids 3-7 years old, elementary school – 7-11 years old and senior classes – 11-18 years old.

  The school has a very strong academic background, 95% of graduates enter prestigious universities, which, of course, is an excellent indicator of the level of this educational institution and a determining factor when choosing a school.

  The school is a full member of the association “The Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference” (HMC), which underlines its level and prestige.

  The school offers a wide range of art and music classes. School groups, choirs and orchestras tour Germany, Luxembourg, Italy, the Czech Republic and the United States of America and repeatedly win national competitions.

  Brentwood School ranks highly in sports, especially in football, cricket and fencing, these sports also regularly rank high in national competitions.

  The independent publication The Good Schools Guide said about the school: “An excellent school in every sense, with high academic and sports performance, a huge territory and a wide range of extracurricular activities. ”

  In 2019, Brentwood School was inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI). Based on the results of the audit, the school meets all the standards that are put forward for schools in terms of organizing the educational process, school management, quality of education and ensuring the proper level of education, health, and education of students.

  The school accepts children of all religions and beliefs. The official religion at the school is Christianity of all denominations.

  See also : Church schools in the UK. Tribute to tradition or reality?

  School address. Brentwood School

  website

  The British school system is divided into parts, pre-preparatory (Pre-prep School), preparatory (Prep School), secondary (Secondary School) and Sixth Form. Different schools offer one, several or all levels. School departments may be located in the same or different premises, respectively, the school may have one or more addresses.

  Extracurricular activities. Sports Brentwood School

  Leisure activities at the school are monitored as closely as education. A number of various circles, sections and clubs have been created for children:

  • art
  • chess
  • cinema
  • dancing
  • digital photography
  • theater
  • oratory
  • music department
  • theater department, etc.

  More than 30 clubs operate in the school:

  • archery
  • music
  • golf
  • natural sciences and technologies
  • geography
  • debate
  • theater
  • information technology
  • bridge
  • chess.

  Schoolchildren can choose to practice different sports:

  • football
  • cricket
  • hockey
  • tennis
  • badminton
  • basketball
  • rugby
  • athletics
  • swimming
  • fencing
  • squash
  • table tennis
  • trampolining.

  Excursions are held regularly.

  Brentwood School Facilities

  Brentwood School is well-equipped, allowing students to learn and develop their abilities in a variety of ways with great dedication. Students have access to several libraries, science labs, a design center, a performing arts center, a chapel, and more. The sports complex includes a large sports center with two swimming pools, a fitness and gym, squash and tennis courts, an athletics track, a fencing hall, a dance studio, etc.

  Accommodation Brentwood School

  On the territory of the Brentwood School there are two residences Mill Hill (28 schoolgirls) and Hough House (47 students) – for girls and boys, which are available from 11 years old. They are placed in separate rooms – boys, as a rule, in separate rooms, girls – 2-3 people in a room. The residences maintain a cozy and warm family atmosphere, there is a large library. Each residence has WiFi, computers, TVs, DVD players, pool tables, table football. The school’s fitness center and all sports grounds are at the disposal of students. Weekend activities include field trips, paintball, go-karting, cinema, shopping and theme parks. The school has a qualified nurse at all times. A visit to a nearby city is possible with the permission of the teacher.

  See also : Boarding school accommodation. House system and Housemaster

  Enrollment. Required documents Brentwood School

  To apply to the school, the following documents must be submitted:

  • School report card for the last 2 years
  • Detailed description from the class teacher
  • Letter from a child “Why do I want to study at your school”
  • Copies of diplomas, awards, certificates

  and pass:

  • Interview
  • Entrance test in English
  • Entrance examination in mathematics or other subjects

  School entry rules depend on the age of the student and are quite loyal for foreigners. For more information, please contact the school or our company representative for a free consultation.

  See also : Questions to ask when visiting a school in England

  Brentwood School Academic Results

  2019 GCSE

  57% of students achieved A* – A
  86% of students achieved A* – B
  97% of students achieved A* – C

  2019 A-Level

  52% students scored A* – A
  80% of students scored A* – B
  95% of students scored A* – C

  2019 IB-Diploma

  Average score 36 points

  Tuition fees Brentwood School

  * – Prices for different programs vary. For clarification, contact the manager.

  Programs and subjects

  GCSE

  • English Language (English Language)
  • English Literature
  • Business Studies
  • Biology
  • Geography
  • Greek
  • Design
  • Information Technology
  • Art
  • Spanish
  • Classical Civilization
  • Latin
  • Mathematics
  • German
  • Modern Foreign Languages ​​(Modern Languages)
  • Physics (Physics)
  • Physical Education
  • French
  • Chemistry
  • Economy (Economics)

  Read also : Learn more about GCSE

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  A Level

  • English Language
  • English Literature
  • Business (Business Studies)
  • Biology
  • Geography
  • Greek
  • Design
  • Information Technology
  • Art
  • Spanish
  • Classical Civilization
  • Latin
  • Mathematics
  • German
  • Modern Foreign Languages ​​(Modern Languages)
  • Theater Studies
  • Physics (Physics)
  • Physical Education
  • Philosophy
  • French
  • Chemistry
  • Economy (Economics)

  See also : More about A-level

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  IB Diploma

  • English Language
  • English Literature
  • Business (Business Studies)
  • Biology
  • Art
  • Spanish
  • Mathematics
  • German
  • Psychology
  • Modern Foreign Languages ​​
  • Physics (Physics)
  • Philosophy
  • French
  • Chemistry

  Read also : Learn more about the IB Diploma Program

  ! Some subjects are introduced into the program only if a certain number of students are recruited. If you are interested in studying a specific subject, check if it is included in the program.

  See also
  

  Education system in the UK

  General classification of educational programs in the British education system

  Student visa to the UK, which one to choose?

  School education in the USA – system and features

  The system of secondary education in the USA is not at all like the Russian one. Not only the duration of training differs (12 versus our 11 years), but also pedagogical methods, curricula and much more. Understand what is school education in the United States.

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  There is no single state education standard in the USA. The formation of the curriculum in the most general form (the list of basic disciplines, the dates of the beginning and end of the academic year) is carried out by the Council of Education under the state administration. At the same time, school employees determine all the specifics, such as teaching aids, the volume and nature of the material taught, on their own.

  This means that each educational institution is free to manage the time of its students as it sees fit. A variety of programs and teaching methods in American schools, on the one hand, makes it possible to choose an educational institution that meets the individual needs of the student. On the other hand, the breadth of choice greatly complicates the life of parents and, at times, only makes it difficult to find a place to study.

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  School education in America is represented by 2 types of educational institutions: public and private schools. Most of the country’s population studies in municipal institutions, since education is free for local residents. The government of the country is in charge of financing such institutions. Private schools, which cost a lot of money, are self-supporting.

  Due to objective reasons, free public schools, as a rule, cannot boast of either a particularly high academic level or an advanced material and technical base. In this sense, the private sector has more opportunities, and the quality of education in them is usually better.

  International students can attend both public and private schools in the US. In both cases, you will have to pay for education – there is no free education for non-citizens of the country in the States. Of course, the cost of education in a public school in the United States is much lower than in a private one. However, it should be borne in mind that American universities are more willing to take graduates of private boarding schools. A’s from a public school won’t make much of an impression on admissions committees, unlike, say, A’s from a prestigious private school.

  Structure

  Secondary education in the US has a 3-level structure. At the age of 5-6 years, the child enters elementary school, where he studies until the 6th grade. The elementary school program usually includes several academic disciplines (arithmetic, reading, writing, basic sciences), as well as music, physical education and drawing.

  Middle school starts at 11-12 years old. Students are required to study mathematics, English, history, natural sciences. In addition, each student is offered 2-3 electives (foreign languages, art, etc.)

  Even more freedom in terms of choice of subjects is provided by high school. From 9th to 12th grades (14-18 years old), students independently form their own curriculum, there are even more additional subjects. As a rule, by this time, children already more or less imagine what they want to do in the future, and choose those disciplines, knowledge of which is necessary for entering a university.

  For the last 2 years of high school, teens prepare for the final SAT test, based on the results of which they are admitted to college, and, if desired, attend advanced courses in some of the subjects – Advanced Placement (AP). The AP program usually corresponds to the program of the first year of study at the university, so after admission, the university may count this course as already completed.

  It is worth noting that the division into elementary, middle and high school is not conditional in the States. Unlike Russian schools, where both first-graders and graduates are under the same roof, in the USA each age group is entitled to a separate educational institution – with its own building, teaching staff and administration.

  Extra-curricular activities

  The purpose of the secondary education system in the United States is to bring up a versatile person with an active life position. Therefore, in American schools, much attention is paid to extracurricular activities of the student.

  Children spend a lot of time in school – and it’s not just about the number of lessons.

  Children are actively involved in sports: physical education lessons, similar to those that take place in a Russian school, end with American students in middle school. High school students do not have “phys-ry”. Each high school student chooses the most interesting sport for him and goes in for it quite professionally. Fortunately, the technical equipment of educational institutions (gymnastics halls, courts, football and basketball fields) allows for training at the highest level.

  In addition to sports, there are usually many clubs based on interests at the American school: someone plays in the theater, another visits a debate club, and a third studies the basics of painting.

  But homework in the States is given a little. At the same time, often, its implementation also requires the child to be present at school – the guys prepare reports and work on creative projects, sitting in the school library.

  Performance monitoring

  In America, the letter system of grading is used: A, B, C, D, F, where A is the equivalent of the Russian “five” and F is the “two”. By the way, each of the ratings, except for F, can be accompanied by a + or – sign. Based on school grades, an average GPA score (grade point average) is formed. This indicator is usually required when entering a university.

  Another important form of performance monitoring in the US school system is the test. American children get acquainted with the annual testing procedure towards the end of elementary school. Test results affect how prestigious the next educational institution will be in a child’s life. The better the student studied in middle school, the higher the class will be high school. The higher the scores in high school, the higher the GPA, which means more chances to get into a good college.

  In addition, tests (which, by the way, are developed by the city or state board of education) are not only a way to assess the performance of students, but also a test of the effectiveness of the school staff.

  The system of secondary education in the United States is mainly aimed at preparing the child as effectively as possible for studying at the university. That is why studying at an American school is a great start for children from abroad who would like to get a higher education in the States.

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  Daycare in Fullerton, CA for Ages 6 weeks to 12 years

  KinderCare has partnered with Fullerton families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Fullerton, CA.

  Whether you are looking for a preschool in Fullerton, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.

  1. Anaheim KinderCare

     Phone:
     (714) 774-5141

     2515 E South St
     Anaheim
     CA
     92806

     Distance from address: 3.68 miles

     Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
     Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  2. North Fullerton KinderCare

     Phone:
     (714) 990-6924

     3223 Associated Rd
     Fullerton
     CA
     92835

     Distance from address: 3. 69 miles

     Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
     Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  3. Buena Park KinderCare

     Phone:
     (714) 994-5610

     4601 Beach Blvd
     Buena Park
     CA
     90621

     Distance from address: 4.02 miles

     Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
     Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  4. Imperial Rose KinderCare

     Phone:
     (714) 528-4161

     1001 E Imperial Hwy
     Placentia
     CA
     92870

     Distance from address: 5. 22 miles

     Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
     Open: 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  5. Whittier KinderCare

     Phone:
     (562) 947-7100

     10704 Scott Ave
     Whittier
     CA
     90604

     Distance from address: 6.28 miles

     Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
     Open: 6:15 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

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  6. Cerritos KinderCare

     Phone:
     (562) 924-8718

     18727 Carmenita Rd
     Cerritos
     CA
     90703

     Distance from address: 6. 99 miles

     Ages: 2 months to 6 years
     Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  7. City of Industry KinderCare

     Phone:
     (626) 965-3550

     1650 Stoner Creek Rd
     City Of Industry
     CA
     91748

     Distance from address: 8.34 miles

     Ages: 6 weeks to 6 years
     Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  8. West Covina KinderCare

     Phone:
     (626) 965-9611

     3443 S Nogales St
     West Covina
     CA
     91792

     Distance from address: 10. 49 miles

     Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
     Open: 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  9. Fountain Valley KinderCare

     Phone:
     (714) 968-4451

     9945 Slater Ave
     Fountain Valley
     CA
     92708

     Distance from address: 11.26 miles

     Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
     Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  10. South Coast KinderCare

      Phone:
      (714) 540-4750

      2515 W Sunflower Ave
      Santa Ana
      CA
      92704

      Distance from address: 12. 08 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
      Open: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

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  11. Merced KinderCare

      Phone:
      (626) 918-5608

      830 W Merced Ave
      West Covina
      CA
      91790

      Distance from address: 12.86 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
      Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

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  12. Belmont Shore KinderCare

      Phone:
      (562) 961-8882

      5251 E Las Lomas St
      Long Beach
      CA
      90815

      Distance from address: 13. 29 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
      Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  13. Rancho Los Amigos KinderCare

      Phone:
      (562) 385-7981

      7755 Golondrinas St
      Downey
      CA
      90242

      Distance from address: 13.88 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
      Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

      Tuition & Openings

  14. Westpark KinderCare

      Phone:
      (949) 262-0260

      855 Paseo Westpark
      Irvine
      CA
      92606

      Distance from address: 13. 97 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 6 years
      Open: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F

      Tuition & Openings

  15. Bearpaw KinderCare

      Phone:
      (949) 552-3222

      1 Bear Paw
      Irvine
      CA
      92604

      Distance from address: 14.24 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
      Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

      Tuition & Openings

  16. Chino Hills KinderCare

      Phone:
      (909) 464-2255

      13815 Peyton Dr
      Chino Hills
      CA
      91709

      Distance from address: 14. 38 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
      Open: 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

      Tuition & Openings

  17. Higgins Ranch KinderCare

      Phone:
      (909) 606-7744

      15928 Los Serranos Country Club Dr
      Chino Hills
      CA
      91709

      Distance from address: 14.60 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
      Open: 6:00 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  18. Michelson KinderCare

      Phone:
      (949) 786-7330

      3661 Michelson Dr
      Irvine
      CA
      92612

      Distance from address: 14. 85 miles

      Ages: 6 weeks to 6 years
      Open: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F

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  This center is awesome! We have only been at this center a little over a week it is like night and day from the previous center we were enrolled in. The Center Director Kristen always takes my child from me in the morning and he always smiles. My son started crawling within the first week of starting at KinderCare. Ms. Renee, Ms. Vanessa, Ms. Melissa and Ms. Kristen are amazing. It is evident that the staff cares for the children and wants them to learn and grow while in their care. I could not ask for better care for my son.

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  When my sons were babies, they want to KC in Buena Park and they loved it. Now they’re parents and my grandson needed to be in daycare when he was 11 months old…so I naturally thought of KC. He was there until he was 2-1/2, and then I transferred him to the Lab School since I work at Fuller College. When he turned five I took him back to KC and it was like he never left. He was welcomed back with opened arms…Kristen Funk, the Director, was there when Shawn first started, as well as Ms. Sherry and Ms. Rene. They have always been there for me, and it’s been a place they Shawn always feels happy to go back to.These next two weeks will be his last ones there before kindergarten. Thank you KC for playing such an important role in the lives of my sons and grandson!

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  North Fullerton KinderCare 3223 Associated Rd, Fullerton, CA 92835

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  This school keeps on changing their teachers. My first child has been through 3 teachers in less than a year alone! My 2nd child has been with 2 teachers in a span of 5 months!! School does not inform parents that their child’s teacher is leaving. Teacher qualifications are poor. Most of them are still students taking their degree in education. Class sizes are always at max or even more because they keep on sending some 3 year olds to 2 year old classroom or 4 yr olds to 3yr old classrooms. Teachers instilling fear among the kids when they misbehave. Curriculum is okay. Not challenging enough. There’s no writing or reading programs for 4 yr olds. When I drop my kids in the morning, the classrooms are usually filled with crying, cranky, unhappy children. I eventually took my kids out of this school. Beware of this particular Kindercare branch. This is definitely not the place you want your kids to be.

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  Fullerton is a United States municipality located in northern Orange County, California. It is home to one of the California State University campuses, as well as a G&L Company plant.

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  • 2 Demographics
  • 3 Twinning
  • 4 Personalities associated with the municipality
    • 4.1 Music groups and ensembles
  • 5 Gallery
  • 6 Notes and references
  • 7 External links

  History

  The site was founded in 1887 by George and Edward Amerige.

  Demography
  

  Census history
  Anya.	Pop.		% ±
  1910	1.725		–
  1920	4 415		▲ + 155. 94%
  1930	10 860		▲ + 145.98%
  1940	10 442		▼ −3.85%
  1950	13 958		▲ + 33.67%
  1960	56 180		▲ + 302.49%
  1970	85 987		▲ + 53.06%
  1980	102 246		▲ + 18. 91%
  1990	114 144		▲ + 11.64%
  2000	126 003		▲ + 10.39%
  2010	135 161		▲ + 7.27%
  Is. 2017	140 392		▲ + 3.87%

  Demographic evolution

  1910	1920	1930	1940	1950	1960
  1. 725	4 415	10 860	10 442	13 958	56 180

  Demographic change continued (1)

  1970	1980	1990	2000	2010	–
  85 987	102 246	114 144	126 003	135 161	–

  (Sources: US Census)

  
  

  Twinning

  • Fukui (Japan)
  • Morelia (Mexico)
  • Yongin (South Korea)

  Personalities associated with the municipality
  

  • Brian Asawa, lyric singer, born there 1 – ^th October 1966 .
  • CS Forester, British writer, died there 2 April 1966 .
  • Gwen Stefani, American singer and designer, born there October 3, 1969 .
  • Jenna Hayes, American pornographic actress, was born there February 22, 1982 .
  • Leo Fender had his own workshops where he designed Fender, Music Man and G&L instruments.
  • Nadia Suleman was born in Fullerton.
  • Philip K. Dick lived there at the time of his mystical revelation. He donated his manuscripts to the library of the University of California, Fullerton.
  • American science fiction writer Stephen Woodworth was born here.
  • Steven Seagal, an American actor, lived there with his parents, he also studied at Buena Park University.
  • Suzanne Cros, American actress, born there March 6, 1963 .

  Bands and musical ensembles

  • California State University Fullerton Singers, California State University Fullerton Choir, Conductor Robert Ystad;
  • The independent rock band Cold War Kids is from there.

  Gallery

  Notes and links
  

  1. ↑ “ Statistics US – California – Community Profiles 2010 ” (as of Nov 2020)
  2. ↑ California State University Fullerton Singers

  External Links

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  Municipalities of Orange County in California
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  Population – 50,000	Aliso Viejo Brea Cypress Dana Point La Palma Laguna Beach Laguna Hills Laguna Woods Los Alamitos Placentia Rancho Santa Margarita San Clemente San Juan Capistrano Seal Beach Stanton Villa Park

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  Fullerton Key Facts for International Students

  Population: 136000

  Altitude: 50m above sea level

  Time: GMT -8

  State/Province: California, Orange County

  Cost of living for students in Fullerton:

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  This school has often topped the list of the most expensive boarding schools in the UK, and since 1970 it has been nicknamed the “Jewish Eton” for its academic excellence and special cultural affinity. In 1997 the school was closed for financial reasons and most of the buildings fell into disrepair. I was attracted by the uniqueness of the rooms, but due to COVID-19I had to wait several months to be able to shoot there!

  Photo: Julia Fullerton-Batten

  The second of my “members only” locations is a spectacular four-story Georgian townhouse in east London that offers private parties – striptease, etc. A door hidden in a bookcase opens up to exotic, decadent rooms. You might get the impression that you’ve stepped into a Baz Luhrmann movie set that oozes quirkiness and sophistication. This place has been closed for months due to COVID-19, but I got special permission to shoot and took advantage of this opportunity.

  Photo: Julia Fullerton-Batten

  The final filming location is an award-winning architect’s home inspired by a 1970s sci-fi movie. The house was designed by architect Adam Richards. Nestled in a secluded valley, the traditional brick building, in the style of a historic Roman villa ruin, contains grandiose concrete-lined rooms modeled after those seen in Andrey Tarkovsky’s sci-fi film Stalker.79 years old.

  Modernist house built in the countryside in place of an old farmhouse is as far removed from British rural architecture as one can imagine. I was allowed to bring in most of the family’s belongings and art, turning it into a harsh, brutal gallery.

  Photo: Julia Fullerton-Batten

  What did you focus on to bring this idea to life?

  For most of my fine art creations, the architectural setting is important to me. I try to remove as many things from the rooms as possible and then fill them with appropriate props to create the story I’m telling.

  Only small adjustments are needed to create the setting – corn flakes spilling out of the package on the floor, boxing gloves hanging in the gym locker room, a fan standing on the floor, a girl holding a bottle of perfume. I come up with scripts for specific stories and then spend hours searching prop houses for the best props. I do not allow myself any compromise solutions.

  Photo: Julia Fullerton-Batten

  Julia, how did you choose clothes for these acrobats?

  The girls’ wardrobe was complex, as they had to be able to easily and comfortably bend in certain poses, but at the same time wear clothes that would not hide the shape of their body – otherwise the twisted figure would be hidden from view. We spent a day of trying on clothes and trying out moves in my garden in West London in the summer of 2020. It was a lot of fun and the girls were very excited!

  Photo: Julia Fullerton-Batten

  How did the camera help you Hasselblad H6D-100C in this shoot?

  Combined with the lenses and accessories I use, the H6D-100c represents my ideal for optimal simplicity and unsurpassed image quality. The latter is very important to me as I exhibit very large prints (mostly over 1 meter wide). I love shooting with the H6D-100c.

  Photo: Julia Fullerton-Batten

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  Kings Education is an international educational group with more than half a century of history. The first language school was opened in 1957 in Bournemouth in the UK. In 2010, the network began operating in the United States. Today Kings has 3 schools in America, 4 in Britain, as well as centers for preparing students for admission to universities in the US and the UK. The choice of programs is extensive: language courses for youth and adults, preparation programs for entering foreign universities, vacation programs for schoolchildren. The level of teaching and organization of the educational process is confirmed by many awards, including the ESL award in 2017 and the UK Entrepreneurship Queen’s Award in 2016.

  One of the Kings Education locations is Fullerton , California. Here, on the basis of California State University Fullerton (CSUF), programs are conducted for foreign students planning to enter one of the US universities.

  CSUF is California’s premier public institution. It has over 40,000 students. California State University Fullerton has 8 colleges offering more than 100 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs. Credits received while studying under the Kings Education program at CSUF can be credited for admission to any of the California universities, including California State University Fullerton itself or another American university.

  Kings Education programs are hosted by California State University Fullerton. The urban campus is located in the northeast of Fullerton, in the center of Orange County. Founded in 1957, the university began to actively rebuild in the late 1960s. Under the direction of architect Howard van Hoeklin, futuristic buildings were erected, including the Pollack Library (South), Titan Shops, the Humanities Campus, and McCarthy Hall. In the 90s, the College Park Building, Steven G. Mihaylo Hall, University Hall, the student union center, art centers, etc. appeared. The university also includes a unique field station – the Desert Study Center.

  The sports infrastructure of California State University Fullerton is represented by a modern sports center where students can practice swimming, rock climbing, as well as sports such as badminton, basketball, football, frisbee, volleyball, etc. CSUF is a member of the NCAA Division I. University sports teams have won 13 national championships in 8 different sports.

  The university pays great attention to the all-round development of its students. There are more than 350 student clubs and organizations, including the Entrepreneur Club, Video Game Design Club, Civil Engineers Society, Absurd Chamber Club, Student TV, and more.

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  They are designed for students with a strong command of English and academic subjects. However, the entrance requirements for programs from Kings Education are significantly lower than for direct admission to the university. At the same time, there is no need to waste a year on the traditional preparatory “zero” course: students immediately start studying at the university in the 1st year on a par with other students. After completing 2 courses, it is possible to transfer to another, more rated university. Thanks to this approach, students receive a bachelor’s degree in 4 years, like ordinary American students.

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  2-year (4 semesters) CSUF program with guaranteed 3rd year placement at one of the top 100 US universities. Students of the GO :100 program attend classes together with university students, and also participate equally with them in the sports and social life of the university.

  Kings provides one-on-one support throughout your studies: an advisor will help you build your curriculum so that the student receives the credits necessary for further transfer to a top 100 university.

  • Program start: January, September
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  • Program duration: 4 semesters

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  Kings provides one-on-one support throughout your studies: an advisor will help you build your curriculum so that the student receives the credits necessary for further transfer to a top 50 university.

  • Program start: January, September
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  • Program start: January, September
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  • Program start: spring, autumn
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  Preparation program for international students with a lower level of English or academic subjects. The course is held in Hollywood, at the Kings Los Angeles school.

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  Upon successful completion of the GO: Prepared course, students can progress to the GO:100 program at CSUF.

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  Sarasota schools rating: Top 10 Best Sarasota County Public Schools (2022-23)

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  Top 10 Best Sarasota County Public Schools (2022-23)

  School (Math and Reading Proficiency)

  Location

  Grades

  Students

  Rank: #11.

  Pine View School

  Magnet School

  Math: ≥99% | Reading: ≥99%
  Rank:

  Top 1%

  Add to Compare

  1 Python Path
  Osprey, FL 34229
  (941) 486-2001

  Grades: 2-12

  | 1,818 students

  Rank: #22.

  Ashton Elementary School

  Math: 92% | Reading: 83%
  Rank:

  Top 5%

  Add to Compare

  5110 Ashton Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34233
  (941) 361-6440

  Grades: PK-5

  | 1,006 students

  Rank: #33.

  Southside Elementary School

  Math: 88% | Reading: 84%
  Rank:

  Top 5%

  Add to Compare

  1901 Webber St
  Sarasota, FL 34239
  (941) 361-6420

  Grades: PK-5

  | 673 students

  Rank: #44.

  Suncoast Polytechnical High School

  Magnet School

  Math: 85% | Reading: 89%
  Rank:

  Top 5%

  Add to Compare

  4650 Beneva Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34233
  (941) 921-3981

  Grades: 9-12

  | 551 students

  Rank: #55.

  Phillippi Shores Elementary School

  Magnet School

  Math: 86% | Reading: 80%
  Rank:

  Top 10%

  Add to Compare

  4747 S Tamiami Trl
  Sarasota, FL 34231
  (941) 361-6424

  Grades: PK-5

  | 775 students

  Rank: #66.

  Lakeview Elementary School

  Math: 87% | Reading: 78%
  Rank:

  Top 10%

  Add to Compare

  7299 Hand Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34241
  (941) 361-6571

  Grades: PK-5

  | 597 students

  Rank: #77.

  Venice Elementary School

  Math: 84% | Reading: 81%
  Rank:

  Top 10%

  Add to Compare

  150 Miami Ave E
  Venice, FL 34285
  (941) 486-2111

  Grades: PK-5

  | 525 students

  Rank: #88.

  Sarasota Middle School

  Math: 85% | Reading: 78%
  Rank:

  Top 10%

  Add to Compare

  4826 Ashton Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34233
  (941) 361-6464

  Grades: 6-8

  | 1,169 students

  Rank: #99.

  Taylor Ranch Elementary School

  Math: 80% | Reading: 78%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  2500 Taylor Ranch Trl
  Venice, FL 34293
  (941) 486-2000

  Grades: PK-5

  | 766 students

  Rank: #1010.

  Sarasota School Of Arts/sciences

  Charter School

  Math: 81% | Reading: 76%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  717 Central Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34236
  (941) 330-1855

  Grades: 6-8

  | 757 students

  Rank: #1111.

  Englewood Elementary School

  Math: 80% | Reading: 74%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  150 N Mccall Rd
  Englewood, FL 34223
  (941) 474-3247

  Grades: K-5

  | 552 students

  Rank: #1212.

  Tatum Ridge Elementary School

  Math: 78% | Reading: 76%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  4100 Tatum Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34240
  (941) 316-8188

  Grades: PK-5

  | 688 students

  Rank: #1313.

  Student Leadership Academy

  Charter School

  Math: 84% | Reading: 70%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  200 Field Ave E
  Venice, FL 34285
  (941) 485-5551

  Grades: 6-8

  | 251 students

  Rank: #1414.

  Bay Haven School Of Basics Plus

  Magnet School

  Math: 75% | Reading: 75%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  2901 W Tamiami Cir
  Sarasota, FL 34234
  (941) 359-5800

  Grades: K-5

  | 594 students

  Rank: #1515.

  Fruitville Elementary School

  Math: 78% | Reading: 72%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  601 Honore Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 361-6200

  Grades: PK-5

  | 726 students

  Rank: #1616.

  Toledo Blade Elementary School

  Math: 75% | Reading: 74%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  1201 Geranium Ave
  North Port, FL 34288
  (941) 426-6100

  Grades: PK-5

  | 710 students

  Rank: #1717.

  Laurel Nokomis School

  Math: 79% | Reading: 70%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  1900 Laurel Rd E
  Nokomis, FL 34275
  (941) 486-2171

  Grades: PK-8

  | 1,161 students

  Rank: #1818.

  Sarasota Suncoast Academy

  Charter School

  Math: 73% | Reading: 74%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  8084 Hawkins Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34241
  (941) 924-4242

  Grades: K-8

  | 778 students

  Rank: #1919.

  Gulf Gate Elementary School

  Math: 72% | Reading: 73%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  6500 S Lockwood Ridge Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34231
  (941) 361-6499

  Grades: PK-5

  | 645 students

  Rank: #2020.

  Cranberry Elementary School

  Math: 74% | Reading: 71%
  Rank:

  Top 20%

  Add to Compare

  2775 Shalimar Ter
  North Port, FL 34286
  (941) 480-3400

  Grades: PK-5

  | 646 students

  Rank: #2121.

  Atwater Elementary School

  Math: 74% | Reading: 67%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  4701 Huntsville Ave
  North Port, FL 34288
  (941) 257-2317

  Grades: PK-5

  | 603 students

  Rank: #2222.

  Sarasota Academy Of The Arts

  Charter School

  Math: 70-74% | Reading: 65-69%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  4466 Fruitville Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 377-2278

  Grades: K-8

  | 187 students

  Rank: #2323.

  Sky Academy Venice

  Charter School

  Math: 75-79% | Reading: 60-64%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  701 Center Rd
  Venice, FL 34285
  (941) 244-2626

  Grades: 6-8

  | 159 students

  Rank: #2424.

  Venice Senior High School

  Magnet School

  Math: 71% | Reading: 66%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  1 Indian Ave
  Venice, FL 34285
  (941) 488-6726

  Grades: 9-12

  | 2,363 students

  Rank: #2525.

  Brookside Middle School

  Magnet School

  Math: 75% | Reading: 61%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  3636 S Shade Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34239
  (941) 361-6472

  Grades: 6-8

  | 749 students

  Rank: #2626.

  Riverview High School

  Magnet School

  Math: 68% | Reading: 67%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  1 Ram Way
  Sarasota, FL 34231
  (941) 923-1484

  Grades: 9-12

  | 2,589 students

  Rank: #2727.

  Venice Middle School

  Math: 74% | Reading: 61%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  1900 Center Rd
  Venice, FL 34292
  (941) 486-2100

  Grades: 6-8

  | 799 students

  Rank: #2828.

  Lamarque Elementary School

  Math: 74% | Reading: 60%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  3415 Lamarque Ave
  North Port, FL 34286
  (941) 426-6371

  Grades: PK-5

  | 943 students

  Rank: #2929.

  Sky Academy Englewood

  Charter School

  Math: 72% | Reading: 61%
  Rank:

  Top 30%

  Add to Compare

  871 S River Rd
  Venice, FL 34285
  (941) 999-4775

  Grades: 6-8

  | 268 students

  Rank: #3030.

  Imagine School At North Port

  Charter School

  Math: 65% | Reading: 64%
  Rank:

  Top 50%

  Add to Compare

  1000 Innovation Ave
  North Port, FL 34289
  (941) 426-2050

  Grades: K-12

  | 1,178 students

  Rank: #3131.

  Island Village Montessori School

  Charter School

  Math: 63% | Reading: 65%
  Rank:

  Top 50%

  Add to Compare

  2001 Pinebrook Rd
  Venice, FL 34292
  (941) 484-4999

  Grades: K-11

  | 529 students

  Rank: #3232.

  Imagine School At Palmer Ranch

  Charter School

  Math: 69% | Reading: 59%
  Rank:

  Top 50%

  Add to Compare

  6220 Mcintosh Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34238
  (941) 257-1124

  Grades: PK-8

  | 373 students

  Rank: #3333.

  Mcintosh Middle School

  Math: 70% | Reading: 57%
  Rank:

  Top 50%

  Add to Compare

  701 Mcintosh Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 361-6520

  Grades: 6-8

  | 781 students

  Rank: #34 – 3534. – 35.

  Alta Vista Elementary School

  Math: 66% | Reading: 60%
  Rank:

  Top 50%

  Add to Compare

  1050 S Euclid Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34237
  (941) 361-6400

  Grades: PK-5

  | 456 students

  Rank: #34 – 3534. – 35.

  Brentwood Elementary School

  Math: 66% | Reading: 60%
  Rank:

  Top 50%

  Add to Compare

  2500 Vinson Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 361-6230

  Grades: PK-5

  | 630 students

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  When you work with SCS, you are part of something bigger; something that has the opportunity to leave a legacy with the future of our community, state, nation and world.

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  66%

  Percent Proficient – Math

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  71%

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  1220

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  26

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  We are committed to providing unrivaled academic, emotional, and civic growth to every student, every day. We are one of two Florida school districts to consistently earn an A-grade every year since 2004. We believe Arts and Athletics play an integral role in a well-rounded education. Our commitment to our students extends beyond graduation ensuring they graduate college and career ready.

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  Teachers

  Student-Teacher Ratio

  Student-Teacher Ratio may not be indicative of class size. It is calculated using the reported number of students and full-time equivalent teachers.

  19:1

  National

  17:1

  Average Teacher Salary

  $52,795

  Teachers in First/Second Year

  31.4%

  Finances

  Expenses Per Student

  $0 

  / student

  National

  $12,239

  • Instruction

    64%

  • Support Services

    32%

  • Other

    4%

  1. Cost of Living

     grade C+

  2. Good for Families

     grade A

  3. Housing

     grade C+

  Median Household Income

  $76,875

  National

  $64,994

  Median Rent

  $1,135

  National

  $1,096

  Median Home Value

  $474,400

  National

  $229,800

  Sarasota County Schools Reviews

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  My experience of attending schools in Sarasota County for 13 years was a roller coaster! As the years went by, school was getting harder each time. There’re days where I was stressed of having a spelling test to having a 100-question exam. I had loops going in my head with all this craziness happening, but all the help came from the best teachers in Sarasota County. Thanks to them for giving me the right education I needed.

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  I have spent my student life in the Sarasota County District. I have enjoyed every minute of it. My first years were at Toledo Blade Elementary a very old but, lovable school, my other 3 schools were almost new with excellent facilities, with great teachers and good administrations. They make you feel important and planted on me the seed of education. The most important thing for me to change is the high tolerance to bullies and to students that disrespect authorities(teachers and staff), vandalize, and don’t pay the consequences. The district should be more strict to actually prepare us for the real world. Another thing I would like to improve is the variety of sports offered at the middle school level. Basketball, Volleyball, track and tenis are the only choices.

  My name is Jayla King. I went to Booker High all four of my high school years and I’ve had quite a journey. I am now a senior graduating in 2019. Booker High School offers; VPA, many clubs, and a successful life. The teachers are outstanding and go out of their way to make sure the students are college and career ready. Booker High School also has high security which makes students feel safe. Sarasota County Schools are great!

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  Sarasota public school ratings and districts

  Sarasota School District
  
  1960 Landings Blvd
  
  Sarasota, FL 34231
  

  42,618
  Students enrolled in District

  62
  Schools in District

  15
  Students Per Classroom
  (State average is 17)

  District
  Quality
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  60
  40
  20
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  69%

  57%

  66%

  56%

  71%

  59%

  Proficiency in Reading and Math

  Proficiency in Reading

  Proficiency in Math

  District

  State

  School	Grades
  Alta Vista Elementary School 1050 S Euclid Ave Sarasota, FL, 34237	PK-05
  Ashton Elementary School 5110 Ashton Rd Sarasota, FL, 34233	PK-05
  Atwater Elementary School 4701 Huntsville Ave North Port, FL, 34288	PK-05
  Bay Haven School Of Basics Plus 2901 W Tamiami Cir Sarasota, FL, 34234	KG-05
  Booker High School 3201 N Orange Ave Sarasota, FL, 34234	09-12
  Booker Middle School 2250 Myrtle St Sarasota, FL, 34234	06-08
  Brentwood Elementary School 2500 Vinson Ave Sarasota, FL, 34232	PK-05
  Brookside Middle School 3636 S Shade Ave Sarasota, FL, 34239	06-08
  Children First School 1723 N Orange Ave Sarasota, FL, 34234	PK-PK
  Community Haven For Adults And Children With Disab School 4405 Desoto Rd Sarasota, FL, 34235	PK-PK
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  Ethnic/racial Groups	This District	This State
  White (non-hispanic)	65. 4%	38.3%
  Black	8.5%	22.4%
  Hispanic	23.0%	35.9%
  Asian Or Pacific Islander	2.8%	3.0%
  American Indian Or Native Of Alaska	0.3%	0.5%

  Economic Groups	This District	This State
  ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED	45.5%	54.5%
  FREE LUNCH ELIGIBLE	39.6%	50.5%
  REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBLE	5.9%	4.0%

  For This District	Per Student	Total	% Of Total
  Instructional Expenditures	$7,420	$319,883,620	55.5%
  Support Expenditures
  Student	$799	$34,445,689	6. 0%
  Staff	$453	$19,529,283	3.4%
  General Administration	$90	$3,879,990	0.7%
  School Administration	$487	$20,995,057	3.6%
  Operation	$1,226	$52,854,086	9.2%
  Transportation	$387	$16,683,957	2.9%
  Other	$267	$11,510,637	2.0%
  Total Support	$3,711	$159,984,921	27.7%
  Non-instructional Expenditures	$2,243	$96,697,973	16.8%
  Total Expenditures	$13,374	$576,566,514	100.0%

  For The State	Per Student	Total	% Of Total
  Instructional Expenditures	$6,005	$16,679,928,493	53. 7%
  Support Expenditures
  Student	$453	$1,257,007,048	4.0%
  Staff	$622	$1,727,404,040	5.6%
  General Administration	$88	$243,699,372	0.8%
  School Administration	$530	$1,472,075,836	4.7%
  Operation	$979	$2,718,120,843	8.8%
  Transportation	$376	$1,043,921,210	3.4%
  Other	$258	$717,493,116	2.3%
  Total Support	$3,305	$9,179,773,322	29.6%
  Non-instructional Expenditures	$1,872	$5,200,190,918	16.7%
  Total Expenditures	$11,183	$31,059,861,783	100. 0%

  For The Nation	Per Student	Total	% Of Total
  Instructional Expenditures	$7,549	$372,153,103,143	49.7%
  Support Expenditures
  Student	$792	$39,020,154,935	5.2%
  Staff	$618	$30,487,652,661	4.1%
  General Administration	$258	$12,720,931,842	1.7%
  School Administration	$730	$35,978,592,512	4.8%
  Operation	$1,169	$57,607,988,317	7.7%
  Transportation	$527	$26,002,463,553	3.5%
  Other	$459	$22,633,739,814	3.0%
  Total Support	$4,553	$224,451,138,461	30. 0%
  Non-instructional Expenditures	$3,074	$151,519,765,183	20.3%
  Total Expenditures	$15,176	$748,124,887,521	100.0%

  Top Rated Schools in Sarasota

  When thinking about relocating your family to a different city or state, quality education is always a top-of-mind criterion.

  If you’re considering investing in Sarasota real estate, you’re in luck. Sarasota County is home to a number of outstanding schools, including the number one high school in all of Florida. Below are a few of the best Sarasota schools, both elementary and secondary, to help make your decisions a little easier.

  Pine View School for the Gifted

  Location: 1 Python Path, Osprey, FL

  Pine View is a public elementary and secondary school for grades 2 to 12. Not only is it among the best Sarasota schools, it’s also considered the number one high school in Florida.

  The school has about 2,000 students, with an 18:1 student-to-teacher ratio. State test scores indicate a 99 percent proficiency in both English and math.

  It focuses heavily on college preparation – 98 percent of students graduate. In order to graduate, students must maintain a certain GPA, and pass an advanced class in a foreign language.

  Pine View is committed to producing well-rounded students, so extra-curricular – rowing, Model UN, field trips, and volunteer opportunities – are a priority.

  The school is less than a 10-minute drive from The Oaks, one of the more luxurious Sarasota neighborhoods. Here, you’ll find beautifully landscaped yards and architecture with Spanish, Mediterranean, and Southern influences. The Oaks is home to three neighborhoods: Bayside, Clubside, and Preserve, each with something different to offer.

  Bay Haven School of Basics Plus

  Location: 290 W. Tamiami Cir., Sarasota, FL

  This North Sarasota public school provides students with a high-quality education for nearly 600 students from K to 5th grade.

  With math and English proficiency well above the state average, this school is considered a magnet for students outside the geographic boundaries. The teacher-student ratio here is about 15:1, allowing for innovative classroom initiatives like Manatee Moolah, earned for being respectful and responsible, the Student Leadership Team, and visits from Boomer the dog.

  This school is in close proximity to many sought-after neighborhoods, giving you plenty of options when considering buying Sarasota real estate. It is located less than 10 minutes by car from properties in West of Trail, as well as beautiful Bird Key, St. Armand’s Circle and Lido Key.

  Out-of-Door Academy

  Lower School: 444 Reid St., Sarasota, FL
  Middle Upper Schools: 5950 Deer Dr., Sarasota, FL 34240

  This elite private school provides quality education for K to 12th grade, as well as pre-kindergarten – a unique opportunity for kids to build a strong academic community during their formative years.

  While annual tuition isn’t cheap, you get what you pay for: the school’s overall rating is an A+
  Niche, a school review and ranking website, gives Out-of-Door Academy an A+ in academics, clubs and activities, and college preparation. 100 percent of students go on to attend a four-year college program.

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  Out-of-Door is the only K to 12 school on Siesta Key, a charming barrier island of white sand beaches and clear, blue waters. Its beaches are frequently ranked among the best in the world. The school is located a stone’s throw from many beachfront and pool properties in some of the most laid-back Sarasota neighborhoods.

  Suncoast Polytechnical High School

  Location: 4650 S Beneva Rd, Sarasota, FL

  Suncoast Polytechnical is a magnet high school offering a diverse and innovative education for grades 9 to 12.

  The school places well above other schools in the district in English and math and has a 92 percent graduation rate. Of the more than 500 students enrolled, about 65 percent participate in Advanced Placement (AP) testing, with more than two-thirds of them passing.

  As a technical school, they offer education in fields such as accounting and robotics and individualized attention.

  Located in close proximity to Palmer Ranch and all the communities that make up that growing area, and only 15 minutes from downtown Sarasota. Its central location makes it accessible from many residential neighborhoods in the area.

  Riverview High School

  Location: 1 Ram Way, Sarasota, FL 34231

  Centrally located in Sarasota, Riverview draws students from many neighborhoods throughout the Sarasota area. Riverview High School is located on 51 acres in Sarasota, Florida and was established in 1958. The newly renovated campus, which is home to over 2,600 students and 125 teachers, is the largest in the school district.

  Riverview High School has Signature Programs in Advanced Placement, Performing & Visual Arts, Kiltie Marching Band, Executive Internship and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme. Riverview is very well known for its International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme, the first in the area and serves as a magnet for those living in Sarasota County who apply and get accepted to the program.

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  These Sarasota High Schools Are Among 2022’s Best: U.S. News

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  The annual ranking released by U.S. News and World Report evaluates schools based on graduation rates, academic performance and more. Pine View School is the top-rated school in Sarasota County. (Courtesy of Sarasota County Schools)

  SARASOTA, FL — Pine View School in Osprey is the top school in Sarasota County, according to a new national ranking by U.S. News and World Report.

  This year’s list of best high schools evaluated more than 17,800 schools nationwide, including more than 200 in Florida.

  The 2022 ranking of best high schools is intended to show how well the nation’s public schools serve all students, regardless of achievement level, by teaching them basic skills and preparing them for college-level work, according to a news release from U. S. News.

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  While thousands of schools were evaluated, these Sarasota County schools were ranked among the top in Florida, according to U.S. News:

  • Pine View School, Osprey. Ranked No. 2 in Florida
  • Suncoast Polytechnical High School, Sarasota. Ranked No. 59 in Florida
  • Riverview High School, Sarasota. Ranked No. 80 in Florida
  • Venice Senior High School, Venice. Ranked No. 150 in Florida
  • Imagine School at North Port, North Port. Ranked No. 206 in Florida
  • North Port High School, North Port. Ranked No. 315 in Florida
  • Sarasota High School, Sarasota. Ranked No. 331 in Florida
  • Sarasota Military Academy, Sarasota. Ranked No. 347 in Florida
  • Booker High School, Sarasota. Ranked No. 408 in Florida

  Pine View is also ranked No. 24 in the U.S.

  This year, the top 15 schools nationally are in 14 different states.

  Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria, Virginia, was ranked No. 1 in the nation, as well as among magnet schools.

  Here are the top 10 schools in this year’s national Best High Schools ranking:

  1. Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology – Alexandria, Virginia
  2. Academic Magnet High School – North Charleston, South Carolina
  3. Signature School – Evansville, Indiana
  4. School for Advanced Studies – Miami, Florida
  5. Payton College Preparatory High School – Chicago, Illinois
  6. The Davidson Academy of Nevada – Reno, Nevada
  7. Central Magnet School – Murfreesboro, Tennessee
  8. The School for the Talented and Gifted – Dallas, Texas
  9. Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science and Technology – Lawrenceville, Georgia
  10. Julia R. Masterman Secondary School – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  This year’s schools were ranked on six measures: college readiness, college curriculum breadth, state assessment performance, state assessment proficiency, reading and math proficiency, reading and math performance, underserved student performance and graduation rates.

  The data used in this year’s ranking is from the 2019-20 academic school year. U.S. News adjusted its calculation of these measures to account for the impact COVID-19 had on schools in the 2019-20 school year.

  Since most states closed schools for in-person instruction starting in March 2020 — typically just before most states conduct assessments — the U.S. Department of Education granted waivers allowing all states to forgo state testing for the 2019-20 school year.

  To account for this, U.S. News relied on past assessment data from the

  three prior ranking years. Researchers also incorporated state science assessment data from the 2018-19 school year.

  Read more about the Best High Schools methodology.

  In addition to the national rankings, U.S. News also published rankings at the state, metro area and school district levels. Only metro areas and school districts with three or more high schools were included in these subrankings.

  Signature School in Indiana is at the top of the list for charter schools, and Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Virginia is the No. 1 magnet school. The Davidson Academy of Nevada is the top STEM school.

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  Top 10 Best Private Schools in Sarasota County (2022)

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  Location

  Grades

  Students

  Community Day School

  (Jewish)

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  4335 Wilkinson Road
  Sarasota, FL 34233
  (941) 552-2770

  Grades: PK-8

  | 296 students

  Foundations Christian Montessori Academy

  Montessori School (Christian)

  Add to Compare

  (2)

  4141 Desoto Road
  Sarasota, FL 34235
  (941) 907-7078

  Grades: PK-10

  | 162 students

  Ascension Lutheran School

  (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod)

  Add to Compare

  (5)

  800 McIntosh Road
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 371-5909

  Grades: PK-8

  | 77 students

  Beyond The Spectrum Education Center

  Special Education School

  Add to Compare

  7333 International place
  Sarasota, FL 34240
  (941) 907-3443

  Grades: PK-12

  | n/a students

  Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School

  (Catholic)

  Add to Compare

  4171 Fruitville Road
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 371-4917

  Grades: 9-12

  | 505 students

  The Classical Academy of Sarasota

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  (4)

  8751 Fruitville Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34240
  (941) 925-2153

  Grades: NS-12

  | 291 students

  Epiphany Cathedral School

  (Catholic)

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  316 Sarasota Street
  Venice, FL 34285
  (941) 488-2215

  Grades: PK-8

  | 190 students

  Incarnation Catholic School

  (Catholic)

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  (2)

  2911 Bee Ridge Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34239
  (941) 924-8588

  Grades: NS-8

  | 148 students

  Mangrove School of Sarasota

  Alternative School

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  (1)

  6210 Crestwood Ave.
  Sarasota, FL 34231
  (941) 927-3711

  Grades: NS-12

  | 75 students

  NewGate School

  Montessori School

  Add to Compare

  (2)

  5237 Ashton Road & 5481 Communications Parkway (34240)
  Sarasota, FL 34233
  (941) 922-4949

  Grades: NS-12

  | 207 students

  The Out-of-Door Academy

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  (1)

  444 Reid Street
  Sarasota, FL 34242
  (941) 554-3400

  Grades: PK-12

  | 740 students

  Prew Academy

  Add to Compare

  5020 Fielding Ln
  Sarasota, FL 34233
  (941) 921-7739

  Grades: 6-12

  | 44 students

  St. Martha Catholic School

  (Catholic)

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  4380 Fruitville Road
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 953-4181

  Grades: PK-8

  | 496 students

  St. Mary Academy

  Special Education School (Catholic)

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  4380 Fruitville Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 366-4010

  Grades: K-8

  | 72 students

  Sarasota Christian School

  (Christian)

  Add to Compare

  (2)

  5415 Bahia Vista Street
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 371-6481

  Grades: PK-12

  | 465 students

  Venice Christian School

  (Christian)

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  1200 Center Road
  Venice, FL 34292
  (941) 496-4411

  Grades: PK-12

  | 270 students

  Achievement Center (the)

  Special Education School

  Add to Compare

  (1)

  1201 N. Beneva Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 365-3330

  Grades: 6-12

  | 18 students

  Achievement Center Of Sarasota The

  Alternative School

  Add to Compare

  1201 N Beneva Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 504-7547

  Grades: 7-12

  | 23 students

  Agape Christian School Of Sarasota

  (Christian)

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  (1)

  150 N Shade Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34237
  (941) 894-3053

  Grades: K-12

  | 53 students

  Calvary Chapel School

  (Christian)

  Add to Compare

  (2)

  3800 27th Parkway
  Sarasota, FL 34235
  (941) 366-6522

  Grades: PK-8

  | 108 students

  elevation preparatory Academy

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  1077 south euclid avenue
  Sarasota, FL 34237
  (941) 371-0462

  Grades: 6-12

  | 42 students

  Englewood Christian School

  Alternative School (Christian)

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  404 W Green St
  Englewood, FL 34223
  (941) 208-5773

  Grades: K-12

  | 51 students

  European Academy Of Early Education

  Special Program Emphasis

  Add to Compare

  239 Albee Rd W
  Nokomis, FL 34275
  (941) 412-0088

  Grades: PK-1

  | 58 students

  The Gap School

  Special Education School

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  1960 Landings Blvd Sarasota
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 927-9000

  Grades: 1-12

  | 25 students

  Good Shepherd Lutheran School

  Daycare / Preschool (Lutheran Church Missouri Synod)

  Add to Compare

  5651 Honore Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34233
  (941) 922-8164

  Grades: NS-PK

  | 75 students

  Gulf Coast Christian Academy

  Montessori School (Christian)

  Add to Compare

  2800 Pan American Blvd
  North Port, FL 34287
  (941) 423-9996

  Grades: NS-1

  | 31 students

  Julie Rohr Academy

  Special Program Emphasis

  Add to Compare

  4466 Fruitville Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 371-4979

  Grades: PK-8

  | 188 students

  Liberty Baptist Academy

  (Baptist)

  Add to Compare

  (1)

  4249 Bahia Vista St
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 371-8239

  Grades: PK-12

  | 41 students

  Nur Academy

  (Islamic)

  Add to Compare

  4350 N Lockwood Ridge Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34234
  (941) 343-3028

  Grades: K-7

  | 22 students

  Palm Grove Christian School

  (Mennonite)

  Add to Compare

  1087 Beneva Rd
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 373-0089

  Grades: K-12

  | 45 students

  Saltmeadow School

  Special Program Emphasis

  Add to Compare

  6210 Crestwood Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34231
  (941) 479-2651

  Grades: 1-11

  | 15 students

  Sea Of Strengths Academy

  Special Education School

  Add to Compare

  7313 International Pl Ste 90
  Sarasota, FL 34240
  (813) 741-9203

  Grades: 2-8

  | 20 students

  The Study Center

  All-boys | Special Education School

  Add to Compare

  (1)

  727 Shore Road
  
  Nokomis, FL 34275
  (941) 493-8869

  Grades: K-8

  | 9 students

  Sunnyside Mennonite School

  (Mennonite)

  Add to Compare

  901 Honore Ave
  Sarasota, FL 34232
  (941) 377-3837

  Grades: K-12

  | 35 students

  Terra Nichol Academy Df The Arts

  Daycare / Preschool

  Add to Compare

  701 Old Englewood Rd
  Englewood, FL 34223
  (941) 474-3000

  Grades: PK-K

  | 23 students

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  #5	BASIS Scottsdale 11440 NORTH 136TH ST SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85259 BASIS Schools Inc. Gold Medal	100.0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #6	Pine View School 1 PYTHON PATH OSPREY, FL 34229 Sarasota County Public Schools Gold Medal	100. 0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #7	Loveless Academic Magnet Program High School 921 WEST JEFF DAVIS MONTGOMERY, AL 36108 Montgomery County Gold Medal	100.0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #8	Biotechnology High School 4000 KOZLOSKI RD FREEHOLD, NJ 07728 Monmouth County Vocational School District Gold Medal	100.0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (IB) 100% Passed (IB)
  #9	International School 445 128TH AVE SE BELLEVUE, WA 98005 Bellevue School District Gold Medal	100. 0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #10	Academic Magnet High School 1525 AVE B SOUTH NORTH CHARLESTON, SC 29405 Charleston County School District Gold Medal	100.0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #11	Pacific Collegiate School 255 SWIFT ST SANTA CRUZ, CA
  100.0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #12	High Technology High School BCC NEWMAN SPRINGS RD LINCROFT, NJ 07738 Monmouth County Vocational School District Gold Medal	100. 0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #13	Maine School of Science & Mathematics 95 HIGH ST LIMESTONE, ME 04750 Me Sch Of Science & Mathematics Gold Medal	100.0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #14	Irma Lerma Rangel Young Women’s Leadership School 1718 R B CULLUM BLVD DALLAS, TX 75210 Dallas Independent School District Gold Medal	100.0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #15	International Studies Charter High School 2480 SW EIGHTH ST MIAMI, FL 33135 Miami-Dade County Public Schools Gold Medal	100. 0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 100% Passed (AP®)
  #16	Oxford Academy 5172 ORANGE AVE CYPRESS, CA Anaheim Union High Gold Medal	99.6 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 99% Passed (AP®)
  #17	Carnegie Vanguard High School 10401 SCOTT ST HOUSTON, TX 77051 Houston Independent School District Gold Medal	98.1 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 98% Passed (AP®)
  #18	International Academy 1020 EAST SQUARE LAKE RD BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI 48304 Bloomfield Hills School District Gold Medal	98. 1 Above National Avg 98% Tested (IB) 98% Passed (IB)
  #19	Stanton College Preparatory School 1149 WEST 13TH ST JACKSONVILLE, FL 32209 Duval County Public Schools Gold Medal	98.1 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 97% Passed (AP®)
  #20	Design & Architecture Senior High 4001 NE 2ND AVE MIAMI, FL 33137 Miami-Dade County Public Schools Gold Medal	97.6 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 97% Passed (AP®)
  #21	The Brooklyn Latin School 325 BUSHWICK AVE BROOKLYN, NY 11206 New York City Public Schools Gold Medal	97. 0 Above National Avg 97% Tested (IB) 97% Passed (IB)
  #22	International Community School 11133 NE 65TH ST KIRKLAND, WA 98033 Lake Washington School District Gold Medal	96.8 Above National Avg 98% Tested (AP®) 96% Passed (AP®)
  #23	Signature School 610 MAIN ST EVANSVILLE IN 47708 Signature School Inc Gold Medal	96.3 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 95% Passed (AP®)
  #24	School of Science and Engineering Magnet 1201 EAST EIGHTH ST DALLAS, TX 75203 Dallas Independent School District Gold Medal	96. 0 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 95% Passed (AP®)
  #25	Young Women’s Preparatory Academy 1150 SW 1ST MIAMI, FL 33130 Miami-Dade County Public Schools Gold Medal	95.8 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 94% Passed (AP®)
  #26	Michael E. DeBakey High School for Health Professions 3100 SHENANDOAH ST HOUSTON, TX 77021 Houston Independent School District Gold Medal	95.7 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 94% Passed (AP®)
  #27	Whitney High School 16800 SHOEMAKER AVE CERRITOS, CA
  95. 5 Above National Avg 98% Tested (AP®) 95% Passed (AP®)
  #28	Gilbert Classical Academy High School 55 NORTH GREENFIELD RD GILBERT, AZ 85234 Gilbert United District Gold Medal	94.8 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 93% Passed (AP®)
  #29	University High School 421 NORTH ARCADIA BLVD TUCSON, AZ 85711 Tucson Unified School District Gold Medal	94.4 Above National Avg 97% Tested (AP®) 94% Passed (AP®)
  #30	The Preuss School 9500 Gilman DR MC 0536 LA JOLLA, CA	93. 9 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 92% Passed (AP®)
  #31	Sturgis Charter Public School 427 MAINST HYANNIS, MA 02601 Sturgis Charter Public (District) Gold Medal	93.6 Above National Avg 98% Tested (IB) 92% Passed (IB)
  #32	The Bronx High School of Science 75 WEST 205TH ST BRONX, NY 10468 New York City Public Schools Gold Medal	93.4 Above National Avg 97% Tested (AP®) 92% Passed (AP®)
  #33	Northside College Preparatory High School 5501 NORTH KEDZIE AVE CHICAGO, IL 60625 Chicago Public Schools Gold Medal	93. 4 Above National Avg 96% Tested (AP®) 93% Passed (AP®)
  #34	Bergen County Academies 200 HACKENSACK AVE HACKENSACK, NJ 07601 Bergen County Vocational Gold Medal	93.1 Above National Avg 97% Tested (AP®) 92% Passed (AP®)
  #35	High School for Dual Language and Asian Studies 350 GRAND ST NEW YORK, NY 10002 New York City Public Schools Gold Medal	93.1 Above National Avg 96% Tested (AP®) 92% Passed (AP®)
  #36	The Baccalaureate School for Global Education 3412 36TH AVE LONG ISLAND CITY, NY 11106 New York City Public Schools Gold Medal	92. 9 Above National Avg 95% Tested (IB) 92% Passed (IB)
  #37	Hume-​Fogg Academic High School 700 BROADWAY NASHVILLE, TN 37203 Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools Gold Medal	92.9 Above National Avg 99% Tested (AP®) 91% Passed (AP®)
  #38	American Indian Public High School 3626 35TH AVE OAKLAND, CA	Oakland Unified School District Gold Medal	92.1 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 89% Passed (AP®)
  #39	Lennox Mathematics, Science & Technology Academy 11036 HAWTHORNE BLVD LENNOX, CA Lennox Gold Medal	91. 4 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 89% Passed (AP®)
  #40	Staten Island Technical High School 485 CLAWSON ST STATEN ISLAND, NY 10306 New York City Public Schools Gold Medal	91.2 Above National Avg 96% Tested (AP®) 90% Passed (AP®)
  #41	Westlake Academy 2600 OTTINGER RD WESTLAKE, TX 76262 Westlake Academy Charter School Gold Medal	90.6 Above National Avg 91% Tested (IB) 91% Passed (IB)
  #42	University High School 2611 EAST MATOIAN FRESNO, CA
  90. 2 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 87% Passed (AP®)
  #43	Lowell High School 1101 EUCALYPTUS DR SAN FRANCISCO, CA	89.6 Above National Avg 93% Tested (AP®) 88% Passed (AP®)
  #44	The High School of American Studies at Lehman College 2925 GOULDEN AVE BRONX, NY 10468 New York City Public Schools Gold Medal	89.0 Above National Avg 98% Tested (AP®) 86% Passed (AP®)
  #45	Walter Payton College Preparatory High School 1034 NORTH WELLS ST CHICAGO, IL 60610 Chicago Public Schools Gold Medal	88. 1 Above National Avg 93% Tested (AP®) 87% Passed (AP®)
  #46	YES Prep North Central 13703 ALDINE WESTFIELD RD HOUSTON, TX 77039 Yes Prep Public Schools Inc Gold Medal	87.9 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 84% Passed (AP®)
  #47	Townsend Harris High School 14911 MELBOURNE AVE FLUSHING, NY 11367 New York City Public Schools Gold Medal	87.9 Above National Avg 100% Tested (AP®) 84% Passed (AP®)
  #48	West Shore Junior/​Senior High School 250 WILDCAT ALLEY MELBOURNE, FL 32935 Brevard Public Schools Gold Medal	87. 6 Above National Avg 99% Tested (AP®) 84% Passed (AP®)
  #49	Stuyvesant High School 345 CHAMBER ST NEW YORK, NY 10282 New York City Public Schools Gold Medal	86.6 Above National Avg 89% Tested (AP®) 86% Passed (AP®)
  #50	Dr. Ronald E. McNair Academic High School 123 COLES ST JERSEY CITY, NJ 07302 Jersey City Public Schools Gold Medal	86.4 Above National Avg 99% Tested (AP®) 82% Passed (AP®)

  Top 10 Accredited Online Schools in Florida 2022

  Did you know that there are free online schools in Florida? These virtual schools are also accredited by state and national accrediting organizations and their curricula are the same as traditional schools. Join me as I guide you through the list of online schools in Florida and find the one that’s right for your child.

  The importance of secondary school cannot be overestimated. It is the most important part of education and determines what a child’s life will be like. The next stage of your life is mostly determined in high school. Whether you go on to college or university, gain skills at a vocational school, go to work with a high school diploma, start a business, or join a family business.

  Whatever decision you make depends largely on the high school. Some countries, especially developed countries such as the US and Canada, have made secondary education compulsory by law. After all, these countries are educational pioneers and are home to some of the best universities on earth.

  High school can be stressful. Hoping for the bus every day or walking to and from school doing schoolwork and other activities that make up high school. In the US, you have to do this Monday through Friday, and it’s not funny, especially the aspect of waking up early to get ready for school.

  Fortunately, there is an alternative to curb the stress that high school students face on a daily basis, and that is online learning. Thanks to innovations, you can apply to a university online, in the comfort of your bed, at a time that suits you, and still get a quality education.

  Online schools have been around for a long time. For example, some online schools in Michigan have been around for over 20 years and have been offering state-certified high school courses during that time. However, this practice was not given much thought until the Covid19 pandemic hit and we had to look for an alternative to life. It was then that online and distance learning came into the spotlight.

  You can now join one of online high schools in Texas or if you live in Arizona enroll your child in one of the online high schools there. And not just in the US, there are online high schools in Ontario, Canada as well. This is an exciting innovation in education with many benefits that have been proven to improve student achievement both academically and in personal development.

  There are also summer programs online for high school students and for adults who unfortunately failed to complete high school and were forced to drop out, can now start taking GED Classes Online Free to prepare them for taking the GED and graduating. In addition to the GED, there are other options for obtaining a diploma. high school diploma online as an adult at an affordable price.

  But middle online schools in Florida are for typical elementary school students and they have an age requirement that is no more than 18 years old. If you are older than this age, look for other options.

  Florida 9 Online High School Requirements1791

  Online schools usually set criteria for potential students applying to their respective schools. These criteria are easy to pass, usually an age limit and the right to online learning tools take online lessons and take tests and assignments.

  Students and parents may also be required to attend interviews in person or can be done via a Zoom call.

  Benefits of Online Schools in Florida

  Here are the benefits you get when you enroll in an online school in Florida:

  1. You can exercise wherever you like, even on your own bed
  2. Your stress will decrease as you won’t take the bus or walk to school and get up early.
  3. Online learning is flexible, allowing students to take on other responsibilities while studying.
  4. It’s cheaper than the traditional learning model
  5. Students can always access their teachers for support and encouragement
  6. You will receive a quality education from experienced certified teachers
  7. Prepares you for college and helps you learn how to use digital tools to enhance your higher education experience.
  8. Students learn at their own pace.

  Florida Online High School Costs

  Most online schools in Florida are public, making them free. Several private ones charge an average tuition fee of $10,000 per year.

  Florida Online High Schools

  With the details above, you will be able to see an online Florida high school that meets your child’s academic requirements. Online high schools in Florida are for Florida citizens only unless the school states otherwise, and I will be sure to point this out in the discussion below.

  The best and most accredited online schools in Florida:

  1. Broward Virtual School

  Our first list of online high schools in Florida is Broward Virtual School. This virtual academy offers full-time and part-time learning formats for Florida students in grades K-12. This school has been in existence since 2001 and has been offering quality online education to students ever since.

  BVS is recognized as one of the top online schools in Florida as it consistently receives an “A” rating from the Florida Department of Education for outstanding student achievement.

  BVS is one of the free online schools that prepares students for college, work, or any other path they may choose.

  Visit BVS and Apply

  2. Orange County Virtual School

  Orange County Virtual School is one of the best online schools in Florida, as ranked by US News & World Report. The Virtual School serves the educational needs of Florida students in grades K-12. Part-time and full-time study formats are available, and students can choose the one that suits them best.

  Although OCVS is an online school, it organizes field trips and extracurricular activities for students.

  Visit OCVS and apply

  3. Florida Virtual School

  Florida Virtual School is one of Florida’s public free online schools. The school serves students from the elementary level to the high school level. Students can choose an online course or take all courses online. Between 2020 and 2021, FVS served over 240,000 students online.

  His curriculum is well-documented and meets Florida State Educational Standards. Teachers also have state attestation.

  The school is accredited by Cognia and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council for Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI). The core training courses are NCAA approved.

  Visit FVS and apply

  4. Osceola Virtual School

  Established in August 2009 as an online curriculum for Florida students in grades K through 12, Osceola Virtual School is one of the best online schools in the world. Florida. Tuition at the school is free and prospective students must meet all eligibility criteria in order to register and start attending courses.

  Osceola offers full-time, part-time, and home-schooling formats so students can choose a flexible study option that suits their academic needs.

  Visit OVS and apply

  5. Palm Beach Virtual School

  Our fifth list of online high schools in Florida is Palm Beach Virtual School. It is an A-rated accredited public school offering high quality online education to students in grades K-12. The school offers various options for studying: correspondence, full-time and home schooling.

  Teachers are state-certified and have a curriculum and online teaching experience.

  Visit PBVS and Apply

  6. Sarasota Virtual School

  Sarasota Virtual School is an accredited online high school in Florida serving District students in grades K through 12. There are also full-time or part-time enrollment options. day. The full-time option allows students to complete their secondary education entirely online, while the part-time option allows students to attend school in person and still take online classes.

  SVS uses a high quality, state-approved curriculum taught by experienced certified instructors, overall preparing students for the next stage of their lives after graduation from high school.

  Visit SVS and apply

  7.

  Brevard Virtual School

  Brevard Virtual School is another popular online school in Florida serving students in grades K through 12. The school’s mission is to inspire and empower students to succeed through engaging virtual learning.

  Like the other schools on this list, BVS offers both part-time and full-time placement options allowing you to complete high school entirely online or a combination of online and in-person formats. All BVS students are encouraged to join the club.

  Visit BVS and Apply

  8. Pasco eSchool

  Pasco eSchool is one of the online middle schools in Florida that caters to the educational needs of students in grades K-12. This virtual school offers free tuition to students in grades K-5 for one year and provides them with a quality education. Students in grades 6-12 can enroll in part-time or full-time education.

  US News & World Report ranks Pasco eSchool as one of the top online secondary schools in Florida and the US. This makes the school one of the top schools in Florida.

  Visit Pasco and apply

  9. Mosaic Digital Academy

  Mosaic Digital Academy is a public school within the St. they receive a high school diploma. The school is accredited and the courses meet state and national standards.

  Students expelled from their previous schools will not be accepted into Mosaic Digital Academy. Parents are asked to apply for each child they wish to enroll.

  Visit MDA and Apply

  10. Miami-Dade Online Academy

  Miami-Dade Online Academy is on our latest list of online high schools in Florida. This is a public school that offers students in grades K-12 a high-quality online education that they can take anywhere, anytime. Parents and students must be present at the school for registration, as well as attend the scheduled 4-hour tuition.

  The MDO Academy uses a rigorous government-approved curriculum and is taught by certified instructors experienced in online learning. Together, they prepare students for a successful life after high school, whether they move on to college or the workplace.

  Visit MDO and apply

  This completes the list of online schools in Florida and I hope they have helped you decide which virtual school is best for your child. For more information about the admission process and cost, you need to contact the admissions office. Contact details can be found on the websites of the respective schools.

  Florida Online High Schools – Frequently Asked Questions

  How many online schools are there in Florida?

  Florida has over 15 online schools.

  Are there free online schools in Florida?

  Yes, there are free online high schools in Florida that offer a comprehensive education program for students in grades K-12.

  Can adults enroll in online high schools in Florida?

  Yes, there are online middle schools in Florida specifically for adults.

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  Ringling School of Art and Design – Sarasota | Cost | Incoming

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  Ringling School of Art and Design
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  private
  non-commercial
  higher education institution in the United States.
  RCAD started its academic activity at 1931 years old. Ringling School of Art and Design has an urban campus in Sarasota.

  Admission and tuition fees.
  The selection committee makes a choice, taking into account the academic performance of the applicant.
  At the stage of admission, more than half (70%) of applicants receive a positive decision on enrollment.
  The academic year at an educational institution is classically divided into two semesters.
  The cost of studying at the university is quite high and amounts to 20,000 USD per year.
  In addition, studying for a master’s degree in RCAD will also be quite difficult to save money, since the cost of training is 20,000 USD per year.
  Taking into account this fact, financial assistance from the university is available to successful students.

  It is necessary to specify the cost of education on the official website of the university (http://www.ringling.edu) taking into account the chosen program of study.

  University staff.
  Ringling School of Art and Design is a small educational institution with about 2,000 students studying at the same time.
  The admission committee of the university accepts applications from both local and foreign citizens.

  The teaching staff of RCAD includes about 399 teachers.
  The educational institution actively participates in international programs aimed at the academic exchange of students and teachers between universities.
  You can learn more about the university by going to the social. pages of the educational institution: Facebook, Linkedin.

  University infrastructure.
  During their studies at the university, students can use the student library.
  University students have the opportunity to live on campus in a student hostel.
  Ringling School of Art and Design has its own sports infrastructure.

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