SCHOLASTIC PROGRAMS
JCS provides “Scholastic Programs” aimed at increasing students’ academic achievement, “Spiritual programs” aimed at cultivating spirituality and mature character, “Bridge programs” aimed at developing creativity, critical thinking skills, and physical strength.
Scholastic Programs
JCS’s Scholastic Programs are meticulously designed to boost academic performance and foster a love for learning among students. By engaging in these programs, students delve into an enriching curriculum that challenges their intellectual boundaries and promotes a deeper understanding of various subjects. Our goal is to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for academic excellence and lifelong success.
SCHOLASTIC PROGRAM LISTS
AMC 10, 12 Average Scores & Top Percentiles (2023-2024 Academic Year)
SAT SCORES (CLASS OF 2023)
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SAT SCORES (CLASS OF 2024)
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PSAT SCORES (CLASS OF 2028)
IBT TOEFL MOCK TEST SCORES (CLASS OF 2028-2030)
AMERICAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITIONS (AMC)
The American Mathematics Competition, an internationally-recognized competition, has been conducted in Korea since 2006, with an increasing number of participants every year. It is an excellent contest to draw out students' competencies by asking novel questions about how to approach the essence and fundamental concepts of mathematics. Prestigious universities including MIT and Caltech give weight to AMC scores in admissions qualifications.
JCS middle and high students (Grades 6-12) participate annually to measure their math skills and engage in an international competition. One of JCS students who participated in 2021 and 2022 AMC 10, 12 ranked the top 2.5% in the world and joined ‘AIME’ (The American Invitational Mathematics Examination). One of JCS’s middle students achieved a top 5% ranking in the 2023 AMC 8. Each year, JCS consistently supports students' mathematical improvement through the AMC.
BREAKTHROUGH JUNIOR CHALLENGE
The 'Breakthrough Junior Challenge' is a global science competition for middle and high students (Grades 6 to 12) co-hosted by Khan Academy and National Geographic. Students choose a theory from the fields of mathematics, physics, or biology and create a video of 90 seconds to explain the theory. Winning students and teachers receive a scholarship of over $250,000 and also get a weighted score when applying to prestigious engineering universities.
JCS's middle and high students participate in the Breakthrough Junior Challenge annually, consistently ranking in the top 5% and top 30% of students.
