Kokomo High School

Grand Rapids Catholic Central High School was founded in 1906 and is the oldest Catholic co-educational school in the nation. With Honors and AP-level courses, a 1:1 iPad program, and dual-enrollment offered on-campus through nearby Aquinas College, students have endless opportunities to learn in a variety of ways. FACILITIES Catholic Central is comprised of three buildings, with a pedestrian mall and ample parking for students and guests. SPORTS AND ARTS Catholic Central has a tradition of athletic excellence, with boy’s soccer taking home conference titles, boy’s tennis advancing to the quarterfinals, and girl’s cross country and swimming placing in the top five in their conferences. There are a number of ways to engage in the arts, as well. Students can take part in a variety of fine and performing arts opportunities, including band, chorus, drawing, and studio art. COMMUNITY INFORMATION Catholic Central is situated in the heart of Grand Rapids, Michigan, a city of 190,000 people

The Morgan Hill Unified School District’s two high schools accepting international students serve about 3,300 students. The curriculum offers over 20 AP options and various unique art courses as well as honors courses and competitive athletic programs. <p align="middle"><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/cB4vjMpKhsM" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe></p> FACILITIES Campuses include classroom buildings, theaters, auditoriums, aquatic centers, and athletic centers with full sized gymnasiums. One of the high schools has recently undergone major renovations and technology infrastructure upgrades. New facilities include a theater and amphitheater area, locker rooms, and a new digital marquee. SPORTS AND ARTS The schools’ sports teams including girls soccer and volleyball have won many championships in recent years. The district’s Drama Guild has earned repeated recogni

Located just over an hour from the capital of Indiana, Scottsburg High School offers two academic tracks along with award-winning arts and athletics programs. Students can choose to follow the technology/STEM academic track or participate in the High Schools That Work program to explore different career clusters such as agriculture, architecture, or human services. FACILITIES Students have access to high-tech classroom equipment and amenities as well as mobile devices provided by the school and features specific to the different career clusters. Athletic facilities include a football field, softball and baseball diamonds, and a track. SPORTS AND ARTS Students can participate in competitive sports such as baseball, volleyball, and cheerleading. Scottburg’s boys and girls basketball teams combined have 50 championship wins. Students can participate in various art options such as Scottsburg’s award-winning band program as well as courses and extracurriculars such as acting class and dra