Bishop Rosecrans High School

Lake Ridge has a rich history of educating students since 1963. Classes can take place anywhere on the 93 acre campus where students are encouraged to take a hands-on approach to the learning and lead in-class discussions. They also offer international high school students support with course flexibility, and ESL instruction. <center><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/YpZVhLjE-lI" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe></center> FACILITIES Lake Ridge offers a wide range of resources and study facilities on campus. In the Kemper Science and Engineering building, students can use many advanced tools such as engine lathes, CNC machines and more. The campus also has a Center for Fine Arts, a technology resource center, foreign language classrooms, a TV/video broadcast editing room, a greenhouse and their very own beehive! SPORTS

One of the top Catholic high schools in the United States, West Catholic High School has been named one of the most challenging private schools in the United States by the Washington Post. FACILITIES West Catholic is located on a 42-acre campus in the northwest corner of Grand Rapids, Michigan. The campus hosts updated athletic facilities and an on-site observatory, developed and designed by the 2012-2013 pre-engineering class. The school also opened a brand new Academic Learning Center in 2017. SPORTS AND ARTS West Catholic’s athletics program offers over 20 varsity sports, giving international students an opportunity to participate on a team. West Catholic art students are offered several choices of electives. The award-winning marching band performs many times throughout the year at festivals, parades, and sporting events. West Catholic Theater also performs 3 plays each year, including a spring musical. COMMUNITY INFORMATION Grand Rapids is the 2nd largest city in Michigan, and

Founded in 1831, Grand River Academy requires college acceptance as a condition of graduation, virtually guaranteeing admission to an American university. Its college preparatory curriculum offers four course of study concentrations including STEM, Humanities, English and Composition, and Visual and Fine Arts. The school’s intimate size allows for individualized attention in small classes of six students on average. FACILITIES Students have access to a weight room, a basketball court, an indoor batting cage, an updated fitness room, a library, and a lecture center. At the student center, students can get snacks at the café, play ping-pong, billiards, and shuffle board, practice instruments in the music room, and more. SPORTS AND ARTS Grand River Academy implements a no-cut policy, so all students have the opportunity to be a member of a varsity team such as baseball, golf, or tennis. The school offers art courses such as sound engineering and web design. Students can further develop