International education
Offering an American High School diploma is no longer exclusive to large international schools. With the dual diploma, high schools start delivering a concrete differentiator to families: upon completion, the student receives the Brazilian school's diploma and the American diploma, recognized internationally.
At enrollment time, families compare. A genuine international credential communicates academic ambition and care for the student's future, and helps the school position itself above local competitors. That translates into more appeal and greater loyalty over the years.
A common concern is the implementation effort. The program runs alongside the regular high school program, on the exclusive platform. The school gets teacher training and ongoing pedagogical advisory, plus sales and marketing support to communicate the new differentiator to families.
High School completion can be virtual or in person in Orlando, if the family is interested. In the latter case, ask about costs and logistics. It is the kind of experience that leaves a mark on the student and reinforces, for the whole school community, the value of the school that made it possible.
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.