Enjoying Every Moment - My Year Abroad
"Enjoy every moment like it is your last.” That phrase was my motto I lived by this past year.
California Distinguished School for 2018-19 School Year; Oak Park Unfiied School District named an Exemplary School District for 2018-19 School Year;
Educatius student Herbert (Alex) B. was awarded a scholarship from the local community college prep organization for his initiative, enthusiasm and interest, as well as a growth mindset in pursuing academics beyond his one-year study abroad at OPHS.
Zack Thornton - Baseball pitcher;
Bryan Weitzman - UCLA Offensive Lineman
My favorite memory was probably at Christmas. My host family really gave me a lot of attention, and I was expecting being very homesick, but it ended up being a great day of joy and happiness. To be honest, every day with my host family is a good day.
"Enjoy every moment like it is your last.” That phrase was my motto I lived by this past year.
When you think about US High Schools sports, football comes to mind automatically. Most other countries know the sport only from movies, but it is much cooler to be up-close!
Who does not dream of the American homecoming experience?
When we were done with theater, it was very strange. I was not with the same people every day. We grew so much together and became a family!
Educatius Group’s USA F-1 Inbound High School Program Listed by CSIET for 7th year in a Row
"International students who study at a US high school have an inside-track to attend a US University," according to Educatius Group's Academic Director Dr. Sharon Tan.
It is impossible to believe March is coming to an end. With that being said, just a small reminder that Graduation is less than two months away and not to mention Prom is next month!!! Time truly flies when you are having a good time and when you are far away from home.
It's a great challenge for international students to leave their home and comfort zone. But living with an American host family will leave you with a lot of good memories. Today let me share with you my tips from living with host families for three years in American high schools!
What is the most important factor for international students when selecting a US high school to apply to?
Educatius Group received the largest number of international high school students on CSIET F-1 high school programs in 2017-2018!
Food is important when studying abroad. Today, I will give you an introduction to American foods you need to try while abroad.
With over 168,000 students, Los Angeles Unified School District is the 2nd largest in the country. Four of their public high schools accept international students. The district’s outstanding academics have earned it a California Gold Ribbon Award. Schools in the district offer a combined 14 foreign languages and over 40 AP courses as well as honors options. FACILITIES Los Angeles Unified School District’s recent improvements to their campus facilities include new or upgraded sports complexes, outdoor communal areas and quads, and state-of-the-art learning and performing arts centers. SPORTS AND ARTS The district’s championships teams compete in a variety of sports including golf, soccer, American football, and water polo. State regulations in California can cause some restrictions for international students playing Varsity-level sports at their school. Please contact us for details. The All District High School Honor Band is world renowned, drawing the finest musicians from its indiv
Chino Valley Unified School District’s has four high schools that accept international students. The distinguished district has some of the best schools in California and offers unique academic programs such as STEM, engineering, veterinary studies, and agriculture. The district boasts test scores and graduation rates that exceed state and national averages as well as over 35 AP options. International students make up 2% of the student body. FACILITIES The district’s high school campuses have large-scale athletic facilities, including fields for football, baseball, and soccer; synthetic running tracks; gymnasiums; and aquatic centers. Campuses have an extensive network of computer labs. One high school offers agriculture students access to a working farm. SPORTS AND ARTS The district’s strong athletic reputation is upheld by their many graduates who have gone on to become professional basketball, football, soccer, and American football players. Students can also participate in sports
International students can study at one of three high schools in the Santa Barbara area: Dos Pueblos High School, San Marcos High School, or Santa Barbara High School. Collectively, these schools offer international students a challenging and varied curriculum, with more than 200 academic and elective courses to choose from. All three schools feature Advanced Placement courses, while Dos Pueblos High School is also an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School. FACILITIES Each school campus is about 40 acres, and has specific amenities tailored to their special programs. Facilities will vary per campus, but generally include sports fields, libraries, performing arts centers, and more. SPORTS AND ARTS The school district is known for its athletic achievement, and has seen many students go on to become professional athletes and Olympians. State regulations in California can cause some restrictions for international students playing Varsity-level sports at their school. Please contac