SCHOOLS ABROAD OF INTEREST TO AMERICANS

Sample Listing

Below is a sample listing found in the Schools Abroad of Interest to Americans. We present—at no cost or obligation to the schools—accurate, impartial information. The listing addresses an array of topics, including a historical summary of the school, tuition and fees, and curricular details.

ST. STEPHEN’S SCHOOL

Bdg and Day — Coed Gr 9-PG

00153 Rome, Italy. Via Aventina 3. Tel: 39-06-575-0605. Fax: 39-06-574-1941. EST+6.

www.ststephens-rome.com    E-mail: ststephens@ststephens-rome.com

Philip H. Allen, Head. BA, MA.

Col Prep. IB Diploma. Curr—Intl US. Exams—AP CEEB. AP—Eng Fr Lat Eur_Hist US_Hist Art_Hist. Feat—Econ Geog Islamic_Stud Drawing Sculpt Drama Music Dance. Supp—ESL Tut.

Sports—Basket Soccer Volley. Activities—Acad Arts Govt/Pol Media Rec Service.

Enr 211. B 15/79. G 16/101. Sec 208. PG 3. US 77. Host 45. Other 89. Accepted: 60%. Avg class size: 13.

Fac 39. M 9/5. F 16/9. US 25. Host 5. Other 9. Adv Deg: 41%.

Grad ’05—51. Col—47. US Col—16. (U of Chicago 2, Columbia 2, Haverford 2, NYU 1, Boston U 1, Tufts 1). 

Tui ’05-’06: Bdg €26,500 (+€470). Day €15,700 (+€1350). Aid: 60 pupils (€210,000).

Endow $1,800,000. Bldgs 1. Dorms 1. Dorm rms 36. Class rms 10. Lib 14,000 vols. Sci labs 3. Comp labs 2. Auds 1. Art studios 2. Music studios 1. Dance studios 1. Perf arts ctrs 1. Gyms 1. Courts 2.

Est 1964. Nonprofit. Sem (Sept-June). Assoc: A/OPR/OS CIS NEASC.

   Situated in central Rome, the school is a few minutes’ walk from the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. Students are prepared for an American secondary school diploma and have the opportunity for Advanced Placement work and pursuit of the International Baccalaureate. The fine arts, history, classical studies, literature and languages play a strong part in the curriculum, as do math, science and computer. An extensive field trip program enriches class work.

  Graduates enter competitive American colleges, in addition to universities in Australia, Canada, Italy, Japan, England and other countries.  

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