Approach and curriculum
An education for those who question the status quo.
Students read the source, weigh the evidence and decide what they think. Education is a means of understanding the world and developing the knowledge, independence and courage to help shape its future.
How students learn
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Four stages, repeated. Every unit moves through the same cycle, so students learn on their own, test ideas together, put them to work and reflect before the next turn.
Independent Learning
Students explore foundational concepts at their own pace.
Live Sessions
Interactive reinforcement and guided exploration.
Skill Application
Students apply knowledge through projects and activities.
Feedback & Reflection
Personalized guidance and student self-assessment.
What students explore
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Alongside core academic subjects, students study the ideas that have shaped societies.
- History and global affairs
- Social movements
- Government
- Literature
- Cultural studies
Students examine systems, challenge assumptions, evaluate evidence, engage with competing perspectives and develop their own informed conclusions.
Learning across borders
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Through international educators and a multicultural curriculum, students meet different histories, cultures and ways of understanding the world. Global perspectives are fundamental here, not decorative.
Knowledge into action
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20
Hours of service a year
Documented community service with organizations and causes students choose.
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Independent Learning Project
An annual project to investigate, create or address a need in their community.
Diploma and transcripts
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Through our accredited partner school program, students can earn an accredited diploma with official transcripts.
Abule
Think for yourself.
Think of others.
Belong as you are.
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