Academics
College-preparatory education · Global standards · Minimum 21 graduation credits
01 — Curriculum System
The curriculum aligns with international high-school standards, providing college-preparatory education. Graduation requires a minimum of 21 credits across six divisions, including core requirements, innovation requirements and electives.
4 Credits
Academic Writing · English Literature · Public Speaking
4 Credits
Algebra I & II · Geometry · Pre-Calculus · Statistics
3–4 Credits
Biology · General Science · Physics · Chemistry
3–4 Credits
World History · US History · Economics · Psychology
2–3 Credits
Chinese · Spanish · French · ESL
2–3 Credits
Computer Science · Art & Design · Music · Physical Education
02 — Academic Standards
The standard U.S. 4.0 grade-point system, fully consistent with U.S. domestic high schools — A (4.0) to F (0) — providing an authoritative academic evaluation basis for applications to top universities in the U.S. and globally.
All courses use unified grading standards to ensure authenticity and comparability. Teachers evaluate against clear rubrics spanning multiple dimensions.
A complete academic record for every student, managed uniformly by the Massachusetts administrative headquarters. Standard U.S.-format transcripts can be used directly for college applications.
Strict academic integrity standards cultivate students' academic moral awareness. All students sign an integrity pledge; cheating and plagiarism are severely sanctioned.
All academic standards meet Cognia accreditation requirements, ensuring global recognition of MFA transcripts.
03 — Advanced & Extension
Students participate in advanced courses and research projects that strengthen college applications and independent thinking.
Through rigorous academic extension, students build the critical thinking, research ability and academic passion that top universities look for.
Every honors and non-AP advanced pathway is transcripted under the same Cognia-accredited standards — no separate track, no diluted credential.
04 — Data-Driven Personalization
Through deep integration of Canvas LMS and JupiterED SIS, we track and analyze each student's learning data to deliver precise academic support and personalized pathways.
One-stop online learning: course resources, homework submission, grade inquiry and teacher-student interaction — anytime, anywhere.
Enrollment, course registration, attendance and grade files — with real-time visibility for parents, enabling true home-school collaboration.
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Here, students discover a lifelong love for learning. Applications for Grades 9-12 are reviewed on a rolling basis.
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