Pennsylvania, USA
- 1893 Frank Buchman - Religious Leader
- 1905 Frank Buchman – Educator/Philanthropist
- 1908 General Carl Spatz - 1st Chief of staff of United States Airforce
- 1909 Wallace Reid – Actor
- 1911 Al Dubin – Lyricist
- 1924 John Cecil Holmes – Playwright
- 1944 Dr. Howard Schaffer - Scientist
- 1967 David Sabin – Entrepreneur
- 1977 Monte Ford – Tech executive – former CIO American Airlines
- 1981 Carin Desseur – News Executive/Journalist
- 1986 Sayuri Daimon – Editor Japan Times
- 1988 Richard Korson – Producer/ Television Executive
- 1992 Laura Swalm – Emmy Award Winning Producer
- 2000 Karlee Fain – Celebrity Health & Life Coach
The best part about Perk is the people. The faculty and the small community of students is almost like a family. If you are missing home, teachers like Mr. Lopez brings my spirit back. The trips that he takes us to are awesome. I feel at home with him and my friends here on campus. My favorite activity is basketball. I already decided my winter activity for the next three years and it will be basketball. This is because it is competitive. Although I don’t play very well like the other guys on varsity, I really enjoy the time I spend playing basketball.
"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.
Educatius Group’s USA F-1 Inbound High School Program Listed by CSIET for 7th year in a Row
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Educatius Group received the largest number of international high school students on CSIET F-1 high school programs in 2017-2018!
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!
Food is important when studying abroad. Today, I will give you an introduction to American foods you need to try while abroad.
Maine, USA
Founded in 1811, Thornton Academy is one of New England’s oldest college preparatory schools. Its comprehensive curriculum consists of 200 courses, including seven foreign languages, 30 arts classes, and more than 60 AP, dual enrollment, and honors courses. The school’s collaborations with both the University of New England and the University of Maine School of Engineering allows students to bypass freshman year at both schools. <p align="center"><iframe allowtransparency="true" title="Wistia video player" allowFullscreen frameborder="0" scrolling="no" class="wistia_embed" name="wistia_embed" src="https://fast.wistia.net/embed/iframe/jcug9fpmgq" width="400" height="225"></iframe></p> FACILITIES Campus facilities feature a STEM Center with brand new laboratories, an engineering lab, a foreign language building, an art center, an observatory, and a 500-person theater. Athletic facilities include sports fields, an outdoor track, basketball courts, tennis courts, weight rooms, and four l
Pennsylvania, USA
Located less than an hour from historic Philadelphia, The Phelps School’s small student body ensures intimate class sizes and a low teacher to student ratio of only 1:4. Phelps offers a variety of learning opportunities including health/fitness classes, earth/space sciences and a new exciting class in Python programming! FACILITIES The campus’ academic and administrative buildings are located a short walk from the dormitories, while athletes have access to facilities such as a new athletic center, soccer and lacrosse fields, all-weather tennis courts, a running track, a basketball court, a fitness room, a wrestling ring, a weight room, volleyball courts, and a roller hockey rink. SPORTS AND ARTS The 2015 Phelps School basketball team won the PAISSA state championship. The school’s new athletic center features a 500-seat competition gymnasium. Students interested in the arts can take courses such as ceramics and studio art. DORMITORIES AND STUDENT LIFE Boarding students at Phelps sta
Pennsylvania, USA
Founded in 1853, Grier School’s strong college preparatory program includes 22 AP courses and nationally recognized dance, horseback riding, and fine arts programs. FACILITIES Grier’s facilities include art studios for ceramics, fiber art, and photo printmaking, computer studios, language classrooms, and the Landon Library, containing 16,000 volumes. The campus also houses the Fine Arts Center, the Science Center, the Performing Arts Center, a state-of-the-art fitness center, an outdoor heated pool, two indoor horseback riding rings, a music building with grand piano studios and an orchestra rehearsal room, a video and music production lab, and a brand-new greenhouse. SPORTS AND ARTS Grier offers competitive sports such as cross country, soccer, basketball, volleyball, fencing, horseback riding, and tennis. For those who enjoy having fun while being active, students may take fitness classes, participate in intramural sports, or join the outdoor adventure club. For arts, Grier’s cour
