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Meet Our International Students

“Carnegie has been an excellent experience. My teachers care

about me and I am given a lot of individualized attention.”

-Mary, South Korea

“I enjoy being at Carnegie. I have a lot of

opportunities here. I have improved my english and I made a lot of friends.”

-Elvis, Brazil

“Moving away from home was a difficult change. I am so glad the faculty and students at Carnegie were so friendly and supportive.”

-Anna, Russia

“I always wanted to study abroad. Carnegie is such a unique school. I loved being

here and I will miss it!”-Michael, U.K.

“I learned so much here. I even took classes at UC Berkeley and UCLA. Thank you very much.”

-Tony, China

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Middle School

Carnegie is committed to preparing middle school students for success in high school. We consider our middle school program to be the foundation for a student’s progression through the rest of their academic career. Therefore, we have structured our Carnegie Middle School as a college preparatory level school.

Students coming to Carnegie entering directly into the Traditional Experience program will complete coursework in English, Literature, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Foreign Language, and Physical Education.

Advanced courses are offered as well as high school level courses for qualified students.

Space is extremely limited in our middle school programs therefore students must apply as soon as possible for consideration.

ADVANCED PROGRAM

Carnegie’s Advanced Program offers highly qualified students the opportunity to engage in rigorous courses of their choosing including AP courses, Honors courses, university courses and iindependent research projects.

Past Advanced Program students have studied at Stanford University, Cornell University, UCLA, UC Berkeley, Cornell University, Pasadena City College, Pierce College, University of Arizona, and UC Riverside.

Acceptance into the Advanced Program is based on the following criteria:1. Academic Record (past three years)2. References from teachers in one of the following subjects: Mathematics, English, Langauge Arts, or Science.3. Completion of at least one prior Honors or AP course.

Grades 9-12Course Length Up to 4 academic yearsIntakes FallStudy Schedule 8:00 AM-3:30 PMMinimum English SLATE, TOEFL Jr.Eligibility 3.5 GPA, previous

completion of an AP or Honors course.

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Carnegie High School students must complete a total of 230 credits as well as a combination of specific core subjects and electives in order to graduate. Carnegie encourages students to take advantage of the many clubs and opportunities available to them in an effort to develop the whole student. All students will be placed in appropriate core courses according to Carnegie HIgh School’s discretion and analysis of academic records and placement exams.

The graduation requirements listed here, along with elective courses, meet or exceed the University of California admission requirements.

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Application Advising

Carnegie provides application advising for all prospective students via scheduled skype or email. This helps ensure students collect all components of the application accurately.

Pre-Arrival Advising

Incoming students receive their schedules, testing, and arrival information four to six weeks before arrival. This helps ensure students fully understand their course load as well as any changes that may need to be made prior to arrival on campus.

Advising

The Carnegie International Team works with teachers and administration to keep you up to date on all important academic and recreational activities.

Orientation

Carnegie’s team holds an incoming student orientation one week before the start of school. Students engage in special sessions by grade level as well as participate in fun activities. This is an opportunity for students to meet other incoming students and to feel comfortable on campus.

Daily Support

The Carnegie team provides daily support for all students, including a special department specifically designed to aid international students. The advisors in this department aim to help students communicate with their teachers, administration, and their host families about day-to-day concerns. Specific language help is available with a scheduled appointment to assist students in their first language.

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College and Career Counseling ProgramCarnegie’s College and Career Counseling program provides each student the individualized guidance he or she needs to succeed academically and find his or her best college fit. Academic and college-related information is also available.

Carnegie College Counselors work exclusively with students in the college application process to ensure their application is authentic and unique to each student’s educational background. Carnegie does not support the use of outside agencies. Tuition covers the cost of professional college counseling.

One-To-One Laptop ProgramCarnegie’s One-to-One Laptop program is a primary tool for enhancing engagement between students and teachers. The laptop is used in classes as diverse as physics and physical education. Students take advantage of their laptops to access real-time content, take notes and assessments, and utilize relevant applications.

Carnegie Technology ProgramCarnegie is a leader in the technology driven age of education. As such, we have a team to investigate the best technology tools for the classroom, provide training for our faculty and carefully plan for the use of these tools. Our goal is to implement technology that allows students to have a richer educational experience.

Contact InformationDean of Admission: Elizabeth PashkoEpashko@carnegie-schools.com818.414.6079www.carnegie-schools.com

CARNEGIE HIGH SCHOOL CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT

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