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Student Council (STUCO) represents the student body and promotes leadership, teamwork, and active participation in school life. National Honor Society is an affiliate member; membership is based on academic performance and service, leadership, and character, with an induction ceremony for new members. Model United Nations (MUN) provides a platform for research, debate, and diplomacy, helping students develop public speaking and collaboration across cultures. In High School, students may take the SAT I in their final year, and the NWEA MAP assessment is administered to International Program students in grades K-10.
Journalism Club provides a platform for students interested in media, communication, and storytelling; members explore news reporting, feature writing, photography, and multimedia production through workshops and guest speakers. Film Club offers opportunities to study filmmaking, film appreciation, and storytelling through screenings, discussions, and student-led projects. These clubs foster creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration across cultures.
International Program supports multilingual development with English and Portuguese as core languages, and Spanish introduced as a third language starting in grade 6. ELL (English Language Learners) courses are offered for Elementary and Middle School students who already have some language background, and PLL (Portuguese Language Learners) provides Portuguese as a Second Language for international students without a Portuguese foundation. DELE (Diploma of Spanish as a Foreign Language) is offered to certify Spanish proficiency.
Student Council (STUCO) represents the student body and promotes leadership, teamwork, and active participation in school life. Model United Nations (MUN) helps students practice diplomacy, research, and public speaking. Journalism Club and Film Club develop writing, media literacy, storytelling, and cinematic appreciation. RPG Club, Astronomy Club, and DECA offer additional opportunities for creativity, collaboration, and entrepreneurship.
All High School students participate in Service Learning, with a requirement to complete 80 hours across grades 9-12. Service Learning projects include mental health awareness initiatives (Yellow September) and fundraisers for daycare centers and hospitals. These activities connect students with the community, enriching intellectual and personal growth.
Student Council (STUCO) fosters leadership and active participation in school governance. National Honor Society recognizes academic achievement and contributions to the school through service, leadership, and character, with induction ceremonies. Career Guidance provides continuous and personalized support for college and career planning, maintains records of students' progress and extracurricular involvement, and coordinates university fairs and visits. Workshops, internships, and university partnerships expand career opportunities.
Sant'Anna emphasizes holistic education, with a focus on multilingual proficiency and emotional health. Sports and outdoor recreation spaces include a Soccer Field, a Sports Court, a Playground, a Recreation Area, and an Outdoor Area. The Life Project supports students in developing autonomy and emotional well-being to navigate 21st-century contexts.
Sant'Anna International School, based in Brazil, serves students aged 1–18 with two programs: the Brazilian Program and the International Program. Early Childhood Education is 100% bilingual with English immersion and a Reggio Emilia‑inspired approach that builds global citizenship from the start. Elementary School (Grades 1–5) is a bilingual program with English 60% and Portuguese 40%, blending international standards with Brazilian guidelines and emphasizing inquiry, collaboration, and 21st‑century skills, with STEAM and BYOD from 4th grade. Middle School (Grades 6–8) offers a rigorous international curriculum that blends Brazilian and international standards, with classes in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, plus a strong socioemotional focus, advisory and a House Program. High School (Grades 9–12) follows the K12 International Academy pathway, offering Honors and AP options, PLL language support, and multiple pathways; graduation yields both the Brazilian High School Diploma and the International Diploma. Service Learning is integrated. The school provides learning and facilities.
