Yes

Development of reading and writing proficiency for academic success, as well as oral and listening communication skills, form the basis of instruction within our EAL classes. All admission of students entering our EAL program will include a review cycle, where continuing at Concordia will be based on progress in English. We have limited spaces in our EAL program.

Spanish and Mandarin are introduced as exploratory languages in grade 5 in preparation for students to choose Spanish or Mandarin in Middle School. Students in High School focus on either Spanish or Mandarin for Advanced Placement Spanish or Advanced Placement Mandarin. Vietnamese is taught in the Elementary School Program until grade 4.

Preschool 4:16 students, Reception: 18 students, Grades 1-5: 20 students, Grades 6-8: 46 students (2 sections), Grades 9-12: 47 students (2 sections)

18

Yes

1 to 1 technology from G2-G12

Yes.

No

Advanced Placement (AP), PSAT, SAT, MAP

Above global, national and local averages.

Yes

At the elementary school level, the students are assigned 20 minutes of reading each night and math work. At the middle and high school levels, students have more homework based on the courses to which they are enrolled. The suggested amount of time for the secondary division homework is approximately 1 to 2 hours a night.

100%

No

Gifted and talented curriculum is considered normal at Concordia. We have plenty of opportunities to challenge moderately to highly gifted students. Our curriculum is able to be modified in the scope of the highly gifted student. We avoid grade skipping but we do accelerate content. At the high school level, Concordia caters to gifted students by providing specialized AP and college level classes to accommodate the student's growth.

Not on our campus. Services are available within Hanoi.

Yes, each student seeking admission for consideration to Preschool 4-grade 12 is assessed.

Concordia requires an interview and pre-entry testing for all students. Testing for students includes both a math and an English language component, a writing sample and an interview. Students are accepted into Concordia upon successful completion of the pre-entry assessment. There is a wait pool for most grades. Students can apply at any time during the school year. However, first priority admissions decisions are given on March 1 for the preceding school year. Families seeking admission are encouraged to apply and have their child assessed prior to February 1 preceding the school year to which their child wishes to enroll. The Admission fee is a $400USD nonrefundable application fee.

When there is not a seat available at the time of assessment, Concordia provides qualifying students a wait pool status until a seat becomes available.

N/A (rolling admissions)

Yes

8:00AM

3:00PM

Not outside of extra-curricular activities.

Yes

Yes

A vegetarian alternative is provided.

Yes

Volleyball, basketball, soccer, Robotics, Musical Theatre, Cross Country, Earth Ambassadors, Art Design, Ensemble, STEM, Forensic Science Club, Green Lotus Band, MUN Prep - Young Ambassadors, Fashion Club, Dream Basketball Coaching, DECA, Math & Science Club.

Physical Education courses are required at all divisions.

Yes: Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer

Library, theatre, 3 science labs, robotics area, maker space areas, etc.

Multiple soccer fields, 2 indoor gymnasiums, fitness room, and a dance studio.

Concordia is a dynamic international learning community based on a U.S. curriculum that includes Advanced Placement (AP) and advanced learning lab courses.

Concordia believes in educating the whole child: academically, physically, emotionally, and artistically. We facilitate students becoming creators rather than consumers of knowledge.