Orlando
High School completion can be virtual or in person, at Pluris Academy's campus in Orlando, if the family is interested. Those who choose to go describe the ceremony the same way: the moment the program stops being a school project and becomes the student's achievement.
Graduates take part in the ceremony alongside the on-campus students, on the same stage and with the same ritual. They receive the American diploma from the hands of the institution that issues it, not by mail.
The trip is optional and travel and lodging costs are not included, but the effect on the school community speaks for itself. Graduation photos circulate among families all year long, and the school that made it possible appears in every one of them.
Accreditations
Pluris Academy, in Orlando, Florida, is evaluated by two school accreditation organizations in the United States. That is what makes your students' High School diploma internationally recognized.
One of the largest school accreditation organizations in the world, present in more than 90 countries. Successor to AdvancED and SACS CASI, it evaluates the whole school: teaching, management and student outcomes.
Middle States Association, Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools. Has accredited K-12 schools since 1887, in the United States and other countries, headquartered in Philadelphia.
Students from Colégio Dom Bosco Rio Claro, the city's first High School class, tell what the program is like.
Open on InstagramWhat changes for your school: students graduate with a diploma issued by an accredited American school, the same one Pluris awards in Orlando.