New Comment: “Students are taught to speak, read, and write both French and English, but the school aims to offer more than mere knowledge of the two languages. The policy is one of integration: young Americans must be integrated into French classes and French children must study English along with their American classmates.”
New Comment: “SCIS has a faculty of 210 teachers who are fully licensed in their area of teaching. They come from the USA, Canada, England, New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa.”
School profile highlights #5: ASF of Guadalajara, Lycee Int’l School of LA and Shanghai Community Int’l School
Members of International School Community have written some new and informative comments on the following schools:
American School Foundation of Guadalajara (3 new comments):
New Comment: “ASFG has the second largest collection of books published in English among the private schools in Mexico.”
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Lycee International School of Los Angeles (2 new comments):
New Comment: “Students are taught to speak, read, and write both French and English, but the school aims to offer more than mere knowledge of the two languages. The policy is one of integration: young Americans must be integrated into French classes and French children must study English along with their American classmates.”
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Shanghai Community Int’l School (5 new comments):
New Comment: “SCIS has a faculty of 210 teachers who are fully licensed in their area of teaching. They come from the USA, Canada, England, New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa.”
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