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Brazil, Sao Paulo
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Chapel School emphasizes social-emotional development as a core component of its Human Development program. It offers a Social-Emotional Development Curriculum to support students' emotional well-being and social skills. The school provides School Counseling to assist students and families. The school environment values diversity and emphasizes human values, with learners from more than 30 countries learning together. Through Christian values, students are encouraged to make informed decisions, take responsibility for their actions, and respect life and cultural diversity. Teachers participate in Continued Professional Development to strengthen support for student wellbeing.
School Counseling and the Social-Emotional Development Curriculum support students' mental wellbeing. The environment fosters appreciation for diversity and emphasizes human values. Through Christian values, students learn to make informed decisions, own responsibility for personal actions, and respect life and cultural diversity. The Shared Vision—Engage, Challenge, Support, Care—prepares students for life. Continued Professional Development for Teachers ensures staff are equipped to address student wellbeing.
Chapel School's campus is designed to be extremely safe with a single entrance and exit. Access is controlled and all students are dropped off on campus. Security cameras and staff monitor the buildings 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There is a school nurse's office on site to address health and safety needs. The campus infrastructure includes secure facilities and ongoing safety monitoring.
Chapel School, founded in 1947 to serve American families in São Paulo, offers early childhood through high school with American, Brazilian, IB programs. The campus covers 40,000 m2 and reflects a tradition of diversity and development. The Early Childhood Education program (ages 3 to 5) emphasizes social-emotional, cognitive, and physical growth in a rich learning environment, with Responsive Classroom and Morning Meetings; The Gold Assessment; The Creative Curriculum; Everyday Mathematics; Being a Writer; Visual Arts; Music. The Elementary School (ages 6 to 11) provides literacy and content in English and Portuguese, covering literacy, math, science, social studies, music, arts, religion, and technology, with NGSS for science and technology integrated daily. Chapel Art shows and museum partnerships enrich art experiences. The High School (7th–12th) offers electives beginning in 9th grade and Diploma Program in 11th and 12th grades. The school serves learners from over 30 countries and upholds tradition of achievement.
