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School website: http://www.polytechnic.org

1 University of Chicago Laboratory School

The Laboratory School of the University of Chicago is located in Chicago, Illinois. The school was founded on 1896. At that time, the principle of establishing a school was manual learning and exploration. The school emphasizes the ability to analyze and solve problems, not just absorb facts. The school syllabus is famous for its high demands on reading, writing, mathematics and science. Lab Schools is affiliated to the University of Chicago, and more than half of the parents work in the University of Chicago. Lab Schools has 65,438+0,700 registered students from kindergarten to the twelfth grade of senior high school. In 2007, there were 1 13 graduates, 22 of whom entered the top eight universities of the Wall Street Journal, accounting for 20%. The annual tuition fee is $20445.00. Both daughters of Obama, the Democratic presidential candidate in 2008, are now studying in laboratory schools.

School website: http://www.ucls.uchicago.edu

2. University preparatory school

College preparatory school, abbreviated as CPS, is located in Oakland, California. Built in 1960, a four-year high school. In 2007, there were 86 graduates, of whom 15 entered the eight famous schools of the wall street journal, accounting for 17%. The annual tuition is $26,850.00. CPS currently has 343 registered students, with about 85 students in each grade. CPS's current student adviser has worked in the Admissions Office of the University of Pennsylvania for eight years. The competition to enter CPS is fierce, and the admission rate is lower than that of the top universities in the United States. CPS requires students to write and express in at least English and another foreign language. Analysis of things should have a historical and cultural point of view; Have a solid foundation in science and mathematics; Strengthen students' aesthetic education and encourage students' aesthetic ceremony. In 2007, 98% of certified public accountants took the AP exam and scored above 3 points, of which 88% scored 4 or 5 points.

School website: http://www.college-prep.org

3. Trinity School

Trinity School, located in new york, New York, was founded in 1709 and is the fifth oldest school in the United States. Trinity school covers the twelfth grade from kindergarten to high school. In 2007, there were 1 16 graduates, of whom 20 entered the eight famous schools of The Wall Street Journal, accounting for 17%. The annual tuition fee is $30 120.00. Trinity School has been rated as one of the three best schools in America by The Wall Street Journal for many times. Trinity School is trained by the strongest Latinos in America. More than half of the students study Latin, and dozens of students take part in the national composition competition every year. Cellist Yo-Yo Ma and film director Olivier Si Tong both attended Trinity College.

School website: http://www.trinityschoolnyc.org

4. Phillips College

Phillips Academy, abbreviated as P.A. or Andover, located in Andover, Massachusetts, was founded in 1778. It is a senior high school from grade 9 to grade 12, with a registered student of 1 102. In 2007, there were 327 graduates, 52 of whom entered the eight famous schools of The Wall Street Journal, accounting for 16%. The annual tuition fee is $37200.00. In Andover, 65,438+00% students are from abroad, and 35% students are non-white. Andover, known as the preparatory class of Yale University, has been a competitor of Phillips Exeter College for many years. Andover is the third richest high school in the United States with an endowment of $760 million. Andover's student newspaper The Philadelphia newspaper is the oldest high school student newspaper in the United States. Andover is full of famous alumni. Former US President George W. Bush, current President George W. Bush and former Florida Governor George W. Bush all graduated from Andover. Samuel Morse, the inventor of the telegraph, and Oliver Wendell Holmes, a famous American poet, also graduated from Harvard University.

School website: http://www.andover.edu

5.Del Barton School

Delbarton School, located in Maurice Pond, New Jersey, was founded in 1939. It is a boys' school from grade seven to grade twelve. In 2007, there were 1 16 graduates, of whom 16 entered the eight famous universities of the Wall Street Journal, accounting for 16%. The annual tuition fee is $23,600.00. Del Barton School currently has 542 registered students, with about 90 students in each grade. Del Barton School is famous for its international education, which enables students to integrate into the international community as soon as possible. International travel and international exchange study are arranged in the students' syllabus. Every year, Del Barton School invites internationally renowned speakers to give lectures at the school. The Model United Nations Club of Del Barton School participates in the Hague International Model United Nations held in the Netherlands every year 1 month. The proportion of students in Del Barton participating in community activities is as high as 98%.

School website: http://www.delbarton.org

6. Phillips Exeter College

Phillips Exeter Academy, abbreviated as PEA or Exeter, is located in Exeter, New Hampshire. Founded in 178 1, it is a high school from grade 9 to grade 12, with registered students 1068. In 2007, there were 365,438+07 graduates, 47 of whom entered the eight famous universities of The Wall Street Journal, accounting for 65,438+05%. The annual tuition is $36,500.00. Exeter had a traditional informal relationship with Harvard University in the early days, and formed a competitor relationship with Phillips Exeter College for many years. Exeter, with an endowment of 10 billion dollars, is the second richest high school in America. Exeter is famous for discussing 12 students as an oval table in a class. In Exeter, teachers seldom give lectures, students learn from each other, and the courses are discussed under the guidance of teachers. Many courses have no traditional textbooks, but handouts written by teachers and students to guide students to discuss. This harkness method is not only applicable to social science and humanities courses, but also to mathematics and science courses. Exeter offers 350 courses for students, and the ratio of students to teachers is five to one. The University of Exeter announced that students whose family income is less than $75,000.00 are exempt from tuition fees. Exeter is also famous. The 14th President of the United States, franklin pierce, is the son of President Lincoln and President Grant, and graduated from the University of Exeter.

School website: http://www.exeter.edu