Schools

Future Complex High School

Ireedui Tsogtsolbor or Future Complex High School #1, 1st Horoolol, Songino Khairkhan District, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Part of a complex of schools, Future Complex serves the western suburbs of the urban population of Ulaanbaatar. The school provides grades one through eleven in this rapidly expanding city for students and families of the “ger” suburbs and recent immigrants from the countryside. All students are day students as there is no residential facility. Many graduates of the school continue their studies at either the universities in Ulaanbaatar or abroad.

Ocean Knowledge Complex School

Erdmiin Dalai Tsogtsolbor or Ocean Knowledge Complex School, Tsagaan sum, Mandalgov, Dundgov Aimag, Mongolia

As the school for a major area of the Dundgov Aimag, Ocean Knowledge Complex School provides grades one through eleven for students and their families in an area as wide as 150 kilometers. The school provides boarding facilities for a significant population of the students. It is one of only two high schools in the Dundgov Aimag, an area of mostly nomadic herdspeople south of the capital. Continuing studies by many of the graduates include colleges, institutes and universities in the capital of Ulaanbaatar.

Tuba City School

Greyhills Academy High School, 160 Warrior Drive, Tuba City, Arizona, USA

Greyhills Academy High School serves the students and families living in the western Navajo Nation area. Its mission statement states the school is committed to providing a nurturing and safe environment where culturally-based, and academically challenging programs are utilized in providing holistic, experiential and problem-based learning that promotes life-long learners and whose knowledge will benefit Dine, First Nation’s people and global societies. The school student population is approximately 550 in grades nine through twelve, with both residential and day school programs. The graduates continue their studies at colleges and universities throughout the area.

Denver Center for International Studies

Denver Center for International Studies, 574 West Sixth Ave., Denver, Colorado, USA

Denver Center for International Studies or DCIS is a magnet school within the Denver Public School System. It serves a student population of approximately 500 in grades six through twelve. Its mission statement states DCIS prepares students for college by developing multilingual, interculturally-competent citizens who are actively involved in our rapidly changing world. With a firm foundation of challenging and relevant coursework, intercultural interaction and international opportunities, DCIS students really learn by doing, choosing, and directing many of their own internationally focused projects.

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		Ireedui Tsogtsolbor or Future Complex High School #1, 1st Horoolol, Songino Khairkhan District, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Part of a complex of schools, Future Complex serves the western suburbs of the urban population of Ulaanbaatar. The school provides grades one through eleven in this rapidly expanding city for students and families of the “ger” suburbs and recent immigrants from the countryside. All students are day students as there is no residential facility. Many graduates of the school continue their studies at either the universities in Ulaanbaatar or abroad. Erdmiin Dalai Tsogtsolbor or Ocean Knowledge Complex School, Tsagaan sum, Mandalgov, Dundgov Aimag, Mongolia As the school for a major area of the Dundgov Aimag, Ocean Knowledge Complex School provides grades one through eleven for students and their families in an area as wide as 150 kilometers. The school provides boarding facilities for a significant population of the students. It is one of only two high schools in the Dundgov Aimag, an area of mostly nomadic herdspeople south of the capital. Continuing studies by many of the graduates include colleges, institutes and universities in the capital of Ulaanbaatar. Greyhills Academy High School, 160 Warrior Drive, Tuba City, Arizona, USA Greyhills Academy High School serves the students and families living in the western Navajo Nation area. Its mission statement states the school is committed to providing a nurturing and safe environment where culturally-based, and academically challenging programs are utilized in providing holistic, experiential and problem-based learning that promotes life-long learners and whose knowledge will benefit Dine, First Nation’s people and global societies. The school student population is approximately 550 in grades nine through twelve, with both residential and day school programs. The graduates continue their studies at colleges and universities throughout the area. Denver Center for International Studies, 574 West Sixth Ave., Denver, Colorado, USA Denver Center for International Studies or DCIS is a magnet school within the Denver Public School System. It serves a student population of approximately 500 in grades six through twelve. Its mission statement states DCIS prepares students for college by developing multilingual, interculturally-competent citizens who are actively involved in our rapidly changing world. With a firm foundation of challenging and relevant coursework, intercultural interaction and international opportunities, DCIS students really learn by doing, choosing, and directing many of their own internationally focused projects.

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