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The school's goal is to provide an environment conducive to learning. The school's mission is to train students of excellence in spiritual, academic, and physical education. The school attaches great importance to the qualities of truth, Christian character, commitment, and kindness, while teaching students how to solve problems and uphold standards in the community.

Christ the Redeemer College

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The school's goal is to provide an environment conducive to learning. The school's mission is to train students of excellence in spiritual, academic, and physical education. The school attaches great importance to the qualities of truth, Christian character, commitment, and kindness, while teaching students how to solve problems and uphold standards in the community.

Chinese name

Christ the Redeemer College

English name

Redemption Christian Academy

Founded

1979

district belong to

Massachusetts

types of school

Mixed school

School Type: Mixed School

Religious background: Christianity

Founded: 1979

Grade: Prek-12

Number of students: 68 (50 students in grades 9-12)

Average class size: 10

Senior teacher ratio: 56%

Teacher-student ratio: 1: 5

Number of international students: 7

Accommodation: On-campus dormitory

Whether to cooperate with GP: No

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Founded by Rev. John Massey, Jr. in 1979, the school was a day school for the first five years. In 1984, the school welcomed the first international students. Since then, the school's student population has become more diverse, with students from the following countries: Switzerland, Venezuela, Bahamas, South Korea, France, Germany, Croatia, Bulgaria, Italy, Dominican Republic, Greece, Canada, Czech Republic, Ghana, Macedonia, Liberia, Nigeria, United Kingdom, Belgium, etc. The school has branches in Texas, Liberia and India.

The school is located in Northfield, Massachusetts, one of the earliest areas opened by British colonists from Europe in the 17th century. The town is located at the junction of Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire, and is ideally located for easy access to other parts of New England. The majestic Connecticut River runs through the town, so the town is also known as "River City". The beautiful natural scenery has attracted a large number of tourists who are keen on outdoor activities. In recent history, more and more small businesses have developed in the town. The town's economic development has driven up house prices. Kita is a 2-hour drive from Boston, a historic American city with the world's top universities.

The school's goal is to provide an environment conducive to learning. The school's mission is to train students of excellence in spiritual, academic, and physical education. The school attaches great importance to the qualities of truth, Christian character, commitment, and kindness, while teaching students how to solve problems and uphold standards in the community.

School located

In addition to regular full-time teachers, the school also has a group of professionals who volunteer as teachers and guest speakers, including professional men and women, entrepreneurs, inventors, artists, college educators, and retirees. The following are two successful volunteer teacher cases:

Dr. Holly Shulman holds a master's degree in science and a Ph.D., founded Ceralink and serves as the company's president and chief technology officer. She has been an assistant researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and a visiting teacher at the University of Alfred. She has been a school science teacher and laboratory teacher, lecturer and tutor since 2010. She is responsible for obtaining research funding from the National Science Foundation for the school.

Sarah Hoffman has a master's degree in education and guides students through the college admissions process. She brings to the school a wealth of experience in college consulting and application. She has been the vice chair of admissions at Smith College and has worked at the admissions departments of McGill University and Charleston College in Montreal. In the past, she has held summer university consulting seminars at Yale and Tufts. She works as a college consultant at Newton North High School outside Boston. She has a master's degree in education from Harvard Graduate School.

Bonus from the National Science Foundation: In 2013, two students received a high school research assistantship award from the National Science Foundation in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Two teachers, Jim Tkacik and Mrs. Laura Holmes, received teacher bonuses and accumulated research experience.

Other awards received by the school include the Gary A. Johnson Scholarship for Academic Excellence, Edward J. Brooks, Jr. Memorial Scholarship, Academic Scholarship for Academic Excellence awarded by the New York State Review Board, Northwest New York Blue Shield Scholarship, USAA Scholarship, and Quest Bridge University Foundation Scholarship scholarship.

At the request of the Massachusetts Department of Education, the school was fully recognized as a "Pioneer Valley School District."

Academic data

· AP Course: 7

International Student Support: The school understands the English learning needs of international students. The school has an English-speaking roommate for all international students and provides tutors. The cost of additional tuition is included in the tuition. In addition, there is a formal ESL course, which takes one class per day, with about 3-4 students in each class. Double Credit Course: The school has partnered with Grand Canyon University to provide students with an online double credit course. These are college-level courses that also meet the high school credit requirements. Students who want to take this course must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. If you have a 2.5 GPA and get approval from your school counselor, you can get permission to attend the course. The school only accepts students in grades 11 or 12. Grade 11 students must successfully complete their grade 10 courses.

Post-graduate program: If students want to be fully prepared for college-level studies, the school can allow students to take an additional year at local community college after graduating from high school. This additional year may allow students to reapply for college or take more college credit courses for future use at the university they are attending. Students are required to pay the same credits. Each semester can take 3 college credits. During this period, the school still provides them with on-campus housing.

Agricultural Engineering Project: This course is an engineering discipline that combines engineering technology with agricultural production and processing. Students will gain a lot of hands-on experience in research in various aspects of this field, including designing agricultural machinery and equipment, agricultural resource management, sustainable agricultural development, etc. Students are able to understand commercial agriculture through real-life applications and increase their appreciation in the field of applied sciences.

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Research: Students have the opportunity to complete laboratory research under the guidance of Dr. Holly Schulman. Holly Schulman is the president of Ceralink, a company that specializes in commercializing technology. The doctor voluntarily took the time to teach at school.

Work Research Course: This course aims to develop and develop students' abilities outside the classroom. Through hands-on training, students acquire skills in many areas and can apply those skills to their future.

Religious course: The grade of this course is pass or fail. Students will get 0.25 credits each year. This course is an optional course for Chinese students.

Unique courses: 3D computer animation programming (students learn how to make animated movies and simple video games), graphic design and editing.

Online courses: Financial Accounting, Introduction to Economics, Introduction to Management, Marketing Principles, Probability and Statistics

Overview:

· Sports: 3

Overview:

· University admission rate: 95%

· SAT

o Top 10%: 1800

Graduate destinations: Trinity College, New York University, University of San Francisco, Temple University, Pittsburgh College of Art, University of California (Owen), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, University of Michigan, University of Wyoming, State University of New York at Albany, Stony Brook Campus, Walker Forest University.

Career development courses:

In the school's career development course, students will learn relevant skills in the following areas: culinary arts, agricultural engineering, construction technology, baking technology, conservation services, education, sales and marketing, facility maintenance, landscaping, hotels and audio-visual communications .

International student fees (2014-2015): $ 31,000. Including tuition, accommodation, language instruction (ESL, TOEFL, SAT critical reading)

One-time fee (first year only): Application fee, $ 250;

The above costs do not include books, clothing, sports electives, and health insurance.