Cheongna Dalton School
Cheongna Dalton School (CDS) is the last name on the list of the best boarding schools in South Korea. Secular international private college preparatory school Cheongna Dalton School (CDS) offers the Dalton Plan, an American curriculum, in an English-only environment. Prekindergarten through grade 12 is taught at Cheongna Dalton School.
Although the school offers daycare and dormitories, elementary students are not permitted to use the dorms. The school accepts the Dalton Plan, which was established by Helen Parkhurst during her career, and shares the same philosophy as the Dalton School in New York. With WASC accreditation, the school offers classes in the AP system.
The campus is made up of the Middle School and High School buildings, the "First Program" (Elementary school), a soccer field, and residential buildings that include the Town House and Guesthouse for foreign teachers in addition to the student dormitory. The Dalton Hall auditorium, which has lighting and sound systems, is used for parent and teacher conferences, concerts, and fine arts performances.
Students can use the computers in the school, and every classroom and building is fully networked. Numerous science labs and two libraries are present. Practice rooms with soundproofing and rooms for the orchestra and choir are among the music facilities. Athletic facilities comprise a grass turf soccer field, a heated swimming pool, a tennis court, an equestrian course with four horses, and a dance room.
In the Middle School, students are required to take Korean language classes, World Language classes, and extracurricular activities. Those who pass the Math Exemption Exam can skip a year of math coursework. Counseling sessions, AP courses, and college counseling sessions are provided for students in the High School, enabling them to select a suitable college to attend after graduation.
While in care, students are guaranteed to be happy, healthy, and safe thanks to Cheongna Dalton School's resident care program. The school works to promote life learning through the development of responsibility, interdependence, freedom, and cooperation within the Residential Care Program.
The school offers first-rate facilities that meet the different needs of every person. Each student has their room, which promotes independence and privacy. There are several common areas in the dorm to promote socialization and interaction. Additionally, the CDS Residential Staff promotes empathy and social awareness.
Students attend study hall every night. Study hall is a self-directed learning period where students can finish assignments and extension work while improving their study management skills. Residential students at CDS are actively encouraged to engage in a wide range of activities and to develop worthwhile hobbies during their free time.
Founded: 2011
Address: 344 Cheomdandong-ro, Seo-gu, Incheon, South Korea
Phone: 032 563 0523
Email: info@daltonschool.kr
Tuition: 18,660,000 KRW - 22,050,000 KRW
Boarding fee: 11,000,000 KRW
Website: http://daltonschool.kr/
