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South Korea, Gwangju
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Kwangju Foreign School has a school uniform policy. Official uniforms are worn Monday through Thursday; Fridays are casual days. The policy supports identity, community, inclusion and belonging within the school.
Students can bring lunch from home or participate in the optional lunch program (fees apply). Meals are prepared on-site by a Head Chef, and menus are available for reference.
Kwangju Foreign School is a private foreign school. It is a nonprofit institution.
Kwangju Foreign School (KFS) is a private foreign school in Gwangju, South Korea, serving students from Pre-K through Grade 12. Opened in March 1999, the school follows an American-style program guided by Common Core and NextGen standards. It offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses in high school. KFS claims to a 4:1 student-to-teacher ratio and an average class size of 7. Students can join activities such as Model United Nations, orchestra, chess, gardening and sports including futsal, basketball and volleyball. The school also describes “learning beyond the classroom,” including trips such as a middle-school visit to the DMZ.
