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Microsoft Showcase Schools Microsoft Showcase Schools Status School Name School Location - Country Microsoft Showcase Schools Microsoft Showcase Schools Status School name School location - Country b 2016 Microsoft Showcase Schools are premier schools where the school leader has a strong vision for change. These leaders have created a whole-school innovative learning environment enabled by technology, where students participate in their own learning and achievements to make learning more exciting. Microsoft Showcase Schools for 2016 Microsoft is pleased to announce the Microsoft Showcase Schools. Schools are listed by Microsoft’s geographical account regions. • Asia Pacific, Australia and New Zealand • Canada • Central and Eastern Europe • France • GCR • Germany • India • Japan • Latin America • Middle East and Africa • United Kingdom • United States • Western Europe https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/default.aspx Microsoft Showcase Schools Status School name School location - Country Asia Pacific, Australia and New Zealand Showcase Frankston High School Australia Showcase Hale School Australia Showcase Ormiston College Australia Showcase Campbelltown Performing Arts High School Australia Showcase Dallas Brooks Community Primary School Australia Showcase Hermit Park State School Australia Showcase Immanuel College Australia Showcase Silverton Primary School Australia Showcase Varsity College Australia Showcase St. Joseph School Bangladesh Showcase DPS STS School Dhaka Bangladesh Showcase Chittagong International School Bangladesh Showcase KAFCO School & College Bangladesh Showcase Naziria Naymia Mahmudia Madrasha Bangladesh Showcase Barik Meah High School Bangladesh Showcase Housing & Settlement Public School Bangladesh Showcase Uttar Gomdandi High School Bangladesh Showcase Alhaj Anwara Begum High School Bangladesh Showcase Viqarunnisa Noon School & College, Dhanmondi Branch Bangladesh Showcase Chung Hwa Middle School BSB Brunei Showcase Sekolah Pelita Harapan International Indonesia Showcase Springfield School Indonesia Showcase Daegu JoongAng Middle School Korea Showcase Mireu Elementary School Korea Showcase Abdul Rahman Talib National Secondary Malaysia Showcase Bukit Jelutong National Primary Malaysia Showcase Sungai Pusu National Secondary Malaysia Showcase Taman Senangan National Primary Malaysia Showcase Kempas National Secondary Malaysia Showcase Johor Bahru MARA Junior Science College Malaysia Showcase Ghiyasuddin International School Maldives Showcase Baradene College New Zealand Showcase Botany Downs Secondary College New Zealand Showcase Methven Primary School New Zealand Showcase Opaheke School New Zealand Showcase St Thomas of Canterbury School New Zealand Showcase Chestnut Drive Secondary School Singapore Showcase Shuqun Secondary School Singapore Showcase La Salle Green Hills Philippines Showcase Kandy Model School Sri Lanka Showcase Embilipitiya President's College Sri Lanka Showcase Wesley College Sri Lanka Showcase Prince Royal College Thailand Showcase Bangkok Christian College Thailand Showcase Nguyen Sieu high school Vietnam Showcase American International School Vietnam https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/default.aspx Microsoft Showcase Schools Status School name School location - Country Showcase Vinschool Vietnam Associate Pulteney Grammar School Australia Associate Gold Coast Christian College Australia Associate TAFE SA Australia Associate Brunswick Secondary College Australia Associate Brisbane Grammar School Australia Associate Westbourne Grammar School Australia Associate Nambour Christian College Australia Associate Saint Stephen's College Australia Associate Henley High School Australia Associate Hillcrest Christian College Australia Associate Perth College Australia Associate Sekolah Yayasan Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Brunei Associate SMPN 12 Yogyakarta Indonesia Associate Daegu Hansol Elementary School Korea Associate Gumho Middle School Korea Associate Yongin Information High School Korea Associate Long Bay College New Zealand Associate The American School Vietnam Associate Duc Tri Vietnam Associate Nguyen Dinh Chieu Secondary School Vietnam Associate Vietnam Australia International School Vietnam Associate Thuc Nghiem high school Vietnam Associate Dich Vong secondary school Vietnam Canada Showcase Almonte District High School Canada Showcase Amherstburg Public School Canada Showcase Appleby College Canada Showcase Glengarry District High School Canada Showcase Glenwood Public School Canada Showcase Holy Cross Catholic Secondary Canada Showcase Holy Family Catholic School Canada Showcase Island Lakes Community School Canada Showcase Jeunes sans frontieres Canada Showcase Kingsville Public School Canada Showcase LaurenHill Academy Canada Showcase Monsignor Fee Otterson Canada Showcase Queen of Heaven Catholic School Canada Showcase Queen Victoria Public School Canada Showcase Regiopolis-Notre Dame Catholic High School Canada Showcase Seaway District High School Canada Showcase Tamworth Elementary School Canada Showcase The Stewart School Canada Showcase Westview Secondary Canada Associate Naismith Memorial School Canada Central and Eastern Europe Showcase 28 Nentori, High School Albania https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/default.aspx Microsoft Showcase Schools Status School name School location - Country Showcase Naim Frasheri Albania Showcase Yerevan N198 high school Armenia Showcase 25th Primary School "Petar Beron" Bulgaria Showcase 2nd Secondary School "Acad. Emiliyan Stanev" Bulgaria Showcase First English Language School Bulgaria Showcase Second English Language School Bulgaria Showcase Primary school "Mato Lovrak" Nova Gradiska Croatia Showcase Primary school "Mladost", Osijek Croatia Showcase Primary school "Popovaca" Croatia Showcase Primary school "Veliki Bukovec" Croatia Showcase Primary school Gripe, Split Croatia Showcase The Grammar School Nicosia Cyprus Showcase Střední škola zemědělská a potravinářská, Klatovy, Národních mučedníků 141 Czech Republic Showcase Gymnázium, České Budějovice, Česká 64 Czech Republic Showcase S. 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Taddeusza Kościuszki w Radomiu Poland Showcase Colegiul National de Informatica Piatra Neamt Romania Showcase American International School of Bucharest Romania Showcase Colegiul National Emanuil Gojdu Oradea Romania Showcase Colegiul Național Grigore Moisil Bucuresti Romania Showcase Gymnasium 1552 Russia Showcase High School # 1517 Russia Showcase Education Center 548 "Tsaritsino" Russia Showcase ORT-Gunzburg school #550 Russia Showcase OŠ Dobje Slovenia Showcase Zavod Antona Martina Slomška Slovenia Showcase Britannica School Ukraine Showcase Primary educational institution - Liko school- Ukraine Showcase Creative International Children`s School Ukraine Showcase Zalishchyky State Gimnasia Ukraine Showcase Dnipropetrovsk City High School of Information Technology Ukraine Showcase Novopecherska School Ukraine Associate The Junior & Senior School Cyprus Associate The Grammar School (Limassol) Cyprus Associate Základní škola, Praha 3, LUpáčova - Junior Language School Czech Republic Associate ZS Nove Mesto na Morave Czech Republic Associate Gymnazium Jana Blahoslava a Stredni pedagogicka skola Czech Republic https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/default.aspx Microsoft Showcase Schools Status School name School location - Country Associate Základní škola národního umělce Petra Bezruče, Frýdek-Místek, tř. 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Grinius Progymnasium Lithuania Associate Kaunas Jonas and Petras Vileisis school - multifunctional center Lithuania Associate I Liceum Ogolnaksztalcace w Zielonej Gorze Poland Associate Naslednik Russia Associate Moscow State School №354 by D.M.Karbysheva Russia Associate Secondary Grammar School of Ján Hollý Slovakia Associate Hotelova akademia Slovakia Associate ZŠ s MŠ Rudolfa Dilonga Slovakia Associate SZŠ Kechnec 13 Slovakia Associate Gymnázium Slovakia Associate NVC Kirovogradskiy Collegium Ukraine France Showcase Collège André Masson France Showcase College Boby Lapointe France Showcase Collège Charles Peguy France Showcase Collège Daniel Argote France Showcase College de Roujan France Showcase Collège Épiscopal Saint Étienne France Showcase Collège Giroud de Villette France Showcase Collège Grandville France Showcase Collège Jean Jaurès
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