Indian River Charter High School

SCHOOL PROFILE Trinity Christian teachers utilize some of the latest technologies in their classrooms such as Smartboards and tablets. Many students have gone on to study at prestigious colleges and universities across the United States. FACILITIES Trinity Christian is located on a beautiful 150 acre campus. International students can relax between classes or enjoy the sunny Florida weather during lunch with friends. There are also five different computer labs available on campus for students. SPORTS AND ARTS Trinity Christian Academy’s athletic programs offer a range of sports for male and female athletes to compete in. The school also offers some of the best fine arts courses in Florida, such as marching band and drawing. Private piano and voice lessons are exclusively offered by well-qualified teachers. COMMUNITY INFORMATION Jacksonville is the largest city in Florida and is located on the northeastern coast of the state. International students will enjoy great Florida weather, a

SCHOOL PROFILE The Marion County School District offers students a Biomedical Science Program, over 15 AP courses, and a comprehensive visual and performing arts program. The district is recognized by numerous publications for the quality of its academic instruction. FACILITIES The facilities at both schools in the district include state-of-the-art classrooms, performing arts centers, gymnasiums, sports facilities, libraries, and science labs. SPORTS AND ARTS Students can take part in competitive athletics such as flag football, tennis, and volleyball. Marion has unique opportunities in the arts such as The Marion County Center for the Arts magnet program which is open for all students to audition for. Students can also join one of the exceptional arts classes, clubs, or Marion’s nationally recognized marching band. AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS Schools in the district have been awarded America’s Best High Schools by US News and World Report and America’s Most Rigorous High Schools by

DISTRICT PROFILE Founded in 1885, the Miami Dade County Public Schools (MDCPS) serves over 350,000 students in the Miami Dade County. Located in between the beaches of Miami and the Everglade National Park, Miami Dade County Public Schools have an excellent location with academics to match. Students have the opportunity to take the prestigious International Baccalaureate Diploma Program as well as four foreign languages, more than 15 AP Courses, STEM Courses, and specialty courses such as Bio-Medical or Fashion Design. FACILITIES The Miami Dade County Public Schools district stretches over 2,000 square miles of diverse and vibrant communities. Schools in the Miami Dade County Public Schools system have modern facilities in order to support special programs like the Design and Architecture Program, the Performing Arts and Entertainment Academy, and the Medical Program. MDCPS also owns and operates a PBS Television Station, WLRN-TV (Channel 17) as well as their own radio station. SPOR