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Choice Plus Brochure 2020-21 ASSE Danmark - ASSE INTERNATIONAL CHOICE PLUS H I G H S C H O O L P R O G R A M Your Program, Your Choice! C H O I C E P L U S P U B L I C H I G H S C H O O L P R O G R A M Do you want an exceptional American Public High School experience with the freedom to choose where to spend your exchange year? Then the Choice Plus program is the one for you! We offer the most desirable school districts in the USA and Canada, carefully selecting the best schools within those areas. All of our schools are well ranked and offer a varied curriculum, as well as plenty of extracurricular opportunities. This program allows us to match you with the best school and family placement within your chosen community location. We offer locations where a regular public school exchange student would very rarely have the chance to be. These areas offer a wide variety of fun and exciting activities for students to experience during their stay. You choose the community school district you like best! No matter which one of our Choice Plus destinations you choose, a welcoming host family will be waiting for you. L o c a t i o n , l o c a t i o n , l o c a t i o n ! USA CANADA Arizona : Phoenix – Scottsdale and Paradise Valley School District Alberta : Rocky Mountains – Calgary Alberta California : Rancho Cucamonga / Montclair – Chaffey Joint Union School District British Columbia : Vancouver –Inner City Vancouver Calabasas – Las Virgenes Unified School District Los Angeles – Los Angeles Unified School District British Columbia : Coquitlam –Metro Vancouver Morro Bay / San Luis Obispo – San Luis Coastal Unified School District Santa Barbara / Goleta – Santa Barbara Unified School District British Columbia : Qualicum Beach–Vancouver Island Florida : Miami – Miami Dade School District Massachusetts : Hopkinton – Hopkinton Public School New Jersey: Long Branch - Shore Regional School District Utah: Park City - Park City School District Washington : Seattle – Seattle Public School District Where will you call "Home”? " 2 3 CHAFFEY JOINT UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT ‐ Rancho Cucamonga, California In the Chaffey District, they know that high school is vitally important to a student’s future success, so they do all they can to help students achieve their educational goals. Students who attend Alta Loma, Etiwanda, or Montclair High School; just three of the prestigious schools in the area, receive sound instruction and support. The Rancho Cucamonga area also offers a wide variety of activities for students to enjoy, such as hiking, skiing and many of the tourist attractions that Southern California has to offer. General School Information: Montclair High School ‐ 3262 Enrollment Alta Loma High School ‐ 2748 Enrollment Etiwanda High School ‐ 3178 Enrollment District Website ‐ www.cjuhsd‐ ca.schoolloop.com Minimum ELTiS Score ‐ 212 Activities / Clubs ‐ Key Club, Booster Club, Advanced Placement Courses ‐ English Lan‐ Film Club, Fashion Club, National Honor So‐ guage and Composition, Calculus, US Gov‐ ciety, Yearbook, American Red Cross, Ani‐ ernment and Politics, US History, Biology, mated Manga Club, Athletes Helping Ath‐ Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science, letes, Biking and Hiking, Chess Club, Hip Studio Art, World History, Art History, Com‐ Hop Expressions, Habibi Belly Dancing, The puter Science, Statistics, Psychology, etc.. Geology Club, Model UN, Photography Sports ‐ Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Club, Science Olympiad, etc.. Bowling, Cheer, Cross Country, Diving, The Performing and Visual Arts ‐ Choir, Equestrian, Field Hockey, Football, Golf, Theater, Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble, Gymnastics, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Ceramics, Orchestra, Chamber Group, Pi‐ Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, ano, TV/Video, Wind Ensemble, Drumline, Volleyball, Water Polo, Wrestling Orchestra, Jazz Band, Dance, Drama *International Students may be limited to JV level. ASSE Welcomes you to Rancho Cucamonga and Route 66 in California! 4 LAS VIRGENES SCHOOL DISTRICT ‐ Calabasas, California Calabasas High School in the Las Virgenes School District was awarded the Nation‐ al Blue Ribbon Award in 2006 and 2008. This award put the school in the top ten percent of high schools in the state. In 2010 Calabasas HS was awarded the Golden Bell Award, which promotes excellence in education. Calabasas is located in the hills west of the San Fernando Valley and in the northwest Santa Monica Mountains. Its location makes it an ideal destination for students wanting to enjoy the outdoors year round. General School Information: Calabasas High School ‐ 1722 Enrollment District Website ‐ www.lvusd.org Minimum ELTiS Score ‐ 242 The Performing and Visual Arts‐ Band, Advanced Placement Courses ‐ English, Choir, Theater, Visual Arts, Instrumental Studio 3D Art, US History, European Histo‐ Music, Choral Music, Jazz, Wind Ensemble, ry, US Government, Biology, Physics, Chem‐ Dance, Orchestra, Film, Theater, 2D/3D/ istry, Environmental Science, Calculus, Sta‐ Graphic Design, Ceramics, Digital Photog‐ tistics, Computer Science, etc.. raphy, etc.. Activities / Clubs ‐ Amateur Radio Club, Sports ‐ Baseball, Basketball, Cross Coun‐ Anime Club, Astronomy Club, Cards Club, try, Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swim‐ Chess Club, Caring Hand for Children, Fash‐ ming, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, ion Club, Model UN, Youth in Politics, Socie‐ Wrestling, Water Polo *International Students ty of Women Engineers, Help a Soldier, Ma‐ may be limited to JV level. rine Biology, etc.. ASSE Welcomes you to Los Angeles County and Calabasas, California! 5 LOS ANGELES SCHOOL DISTRICT - Los Angeles, California The Los Angeles School District is recognized for outstanding individual student and team achievements in science, mathematics, social studies, language arts, foreign languages, business and entrepreneurial skills as well as performing arts, and athletics. The district is located just a short distance from Universal Studios, Hollywood, Sunset Boulevard, beaches, Rodeo Drive and other famous Los Angeles attractions. Gener al Schoo l Inf or matio n: Eagle Rock High School - 2655 Enrollment William Howard Ta Charter High School - 2593 Enrollment Hollywood High School - 1682 Enrollment Cleveland Charter High School - 3654 Enrollment District Website - www.lausd.net Ac vi es / Clubs - Drama Club, Key Club, Journalism, Advanced Placement Courses - English Language, US TIME, Environmental Club, French Club, Spanish Club, History, European History, Biology, Chemistry, California Scholarship Foundation, Career Technical Calculus, Government, Physics, Environmental Education, Model UN, European Cultures Club, Science, Spanish Language and Culture, World Fencing Club, Gay/Straight Alliance, ROTC, Yearbook, History, Studio Art, French Language, etc.. Film Club, etc.. Sports - Aquatics, Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, The Performing and Visual Arts - Choir, Orchestra, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Jazz Band, Drama Club, Dance, Ukulele, Vocal Music, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Water Theater , etc.. Polo, Wrestling *International Students may be limited to JV level. ASSE Welcomes you to Stunning San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, California! 6 SAN LUIS COASTAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ‐ San Luis Obispo, California San Luis Obispo School District takes pride in main‐ taining small schools and classroom sizes in order to reflect their educational philosophy of knowing stu‐ dents on a very personal level. Their schools are stu‐ dent‐centered learning communities where all chil‐ dren are expected to take risks, explore new oppor‐ tunities, and discover their unique potential. General School Information: San Luis Obispo High School ‐ 1409 Enrollment (Trimester System) Morro Bay High School ‐ 825 Enrollment District Website ‐ www.slcusd.org Minimum ELTiS Score ‐ 222 Sports ‐ Baseball, Basketball, Cross Coun‐ Advanced Placement Courses ‐ Art History, try, Football, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swim/ Latin, Calculus, Spanish, Chemistry, Statis‐ Dive, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, tics, European History, Computer Science, Water Polo, Wrestling *International Students US History, Human Geography, Physics, may be limited to JV level. Government And Politics, English Language Activities / Clubs ‐ Auto Club, Chess Club, and Composition, Macroeconomics, Micro‐ Drama Club, Friday Night Live, Hockey Club, economics, English Literature and Composi‐ Math Club, Environmental Club, Media tion, Honors Pre‐Calculus, etc.. Club, Rock Climbing Club, Yearbook, Young The Performing and Visual Arts ‐ Design, Swing Dancing, Newspaper, Robotics, etc.. Drawing, Ceramics, Painting, Digital Pho‐ tography, TV and Video Production, Choir, Drama, Swing Dancing, Digital Arts ASSE Welcomes you to the Beautiful Coastal Setting of San Luis Obispo, California! 7 SANTA BARBARA SCHOOL DISTRICT - Santa Barbara, California The mission of the Santa Barbara Unified School District is to ensure the educational success of all students through high expectations and a commitment to excellence and to empower them to reach their full potential as responsible, ethical, and productive citizens in a diverse and changing world. Whatever your student’s interests, there is something for everyone in Santa Barbara! Gener al Schoo l Inf or matio n: Santa Barbara High School - 2177 Enrollment San Marcos High School - 2518 Enrollment Dos Pueblos High School - 2140 Enrollment District Website - www.sbunified.org Minimum ELTiS Score - 222 Sports - Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross Advanced Placement
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