18

13

yes, in sciences

mostly

Immersion language learning

French, Italian, German, Spanish and other languages on request

To some extent, in most classes. Google classroom and websites for all History and English classes

Yes

Depending on grade level. IB students may have up to 3 or 4 hours per night.

No

Yes

Entry exams, interviews

For boarding students we require a writing sample and an online interview. For day students a Maths and English exam, plus interview with an admissions officer

Rolling admissions for boarding, February 1 for day students

Semester-only students are admitted

99%

SAT, IB Diploma exams

IB average 34.5

No

No, we are in the city center of Rome

Yes. Special Learning specialist works with students , ESL, advisory program for all students with a faculty advisor and bi-weekly meetings

There is an advisory program for all students with a faculty member meeting bi-weekly.

We are an IB school, so a high academic level is required

We have a therapist on campus.

8:25 am

3:45 MWF, 2:05 T and TH, follwoed by arts courses and sports on specific days

No

Numerous, from language and Science clubs, community service projects, Embrace, music clubs, gardening club

Yes

Yes, there are always vegan options

PE weekly for grades 9 & 10, volleyball, soccer, basketball teams plus running, pilates , tennis and yoga are offered

Soccer pitch, tennis court, volleyball/basketball court

Yes students participate in international tournaments and are part of the soccer, basketball and volleyball teams- both girls and boys teams

Nestling at the foot of the Aventine, the most exclusive of Rome’s seven hills, and a stone’s throw from the city’s great imperial sites, our international non-denominational high school for boarding and day students has built its academic program and reputation on the classical heritage of our host country, Italy, and the rigor of two prestigious educational models: the American, independent college-preparatory curriculum, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma. We are a small community of learners and offer a truly international faculty and student body passionate about the world around them: past, present and future.

Our students come from all over the world to pursue their high school education in an atmosphere of scholarly endeavor, creative exploration and multicultural exchange. Our motto articulates the dedication to academic excellence shared by students and faculty alike:

Mens (mind): the ability to think critically, creatively and scientifically, coupled with a good dose of natural curiosity;
Voluntas (will): the motivation to succeed and the potential to excel academically;
Gratia (influence): interpreted as personal and social integrity, cooperation and concern for others and commitment to community, both local and global.