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Taiwan, Taichung
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Morrison Academy Taichung offers on-campus clubs that emphasize academic enrichment and competition. The Model United Nations (MUN) Club provides a forum for students interested in international relations to connect with peers, develop public speaking, and participate in conferences with other schools. The World Scholar's Cup offers an interdisciplinary international competition in areas such as history, art, literature, social studies, and science, with Morrison teams competing in the Taiwan regional round. An Investment Club and a Business Club give students opportunities to work on finance, economics, and real-world business scenarios.
Morrison Academy Taichung supports several arts-focused clubs and activities. Art Club offers a space to explore visual art through hands-on projects and collaborative work. Woodwind Collective brings together wind-instrument players to practice and perform, welcoming all skill levels. The Creative Writing Club provides a forum for sharing work, receiving critique, and developing writing skills in a supportive community.
Cultural and language-oriented activities include Model United Nations (MUN) and the World Scholar's Cup, which foster cross-cultural understanding and academic discussion. MUN helps students explore international issues and public speaking in a global context, while the World Scholar's Cup engages students in cross-disciplinary, multilingual-style competition. The English Outreach Club offers service by teaching English at a local elementary school, supporting language development in the broader community.
Social and hobby clubs provide recreational opportunities beyond academics. The Dance Club offers regular practice with potential performances, while the Ultimate Frisbee Club and the Tennis Club provide organized athletic activities and on-campus or local competition opportunities. These clubs meet at scheduled times across the week and throughout the season.
Community involvement is facilitated through service-oriented clubs and mission work. The English Outreach Club volunteers at a local elementary school to teach English through interactive activities. The Missions and Service Trips program offers annual service and mission trips in Southeast Asia, coordinated with local organizations and missionaries, and includes a Servant Leadership and Missions course. The WEARE Club connects graduates with local employers, raising funds for the Taichung Special Education School and promoting inclusive employment opportunities.
Leadership and professional development are integrated into the Engage Program, Morrison's experiential learning initiative. Engage emphasizes outside-the-classroom experiences across environments, relationships, communities, and individual passions, with Week Without Walls as the program culmination. Seniors have five main options for Engage in Your Future, including externships, culture/trip planning, a capstone project, and workshops. A Servant Leadership and Missions course accompanies service and mission trips to develop leadership and real-world application.
The school maintains a robust athletics program across middle and high school. High School Sports pages list events for volleyball, soccer, basketball, swimming, and track & field, with emphasis on character development, teamwork, and sportsmanship within a Christian framework. Morrison Academy Taichung participates in the Asia Christian Schools Conference (ACSC) and provides facilities and schedules to support ongoing physical activity.
Located in Taichung's Beitun District, Morrison Academy Taichung (MAC) is a K–12 Christian international school on a 22.5-acre campus. The school offers an English-language program with Bible study integrated into the curriculum and follows an American-based approach that prepares students for college. MAC provides a comprehensive range of facilities, including a modern library with 32,500 print volumes and access to an additional 60,000 volumes through interlibrary loan, a Robotics Lab, a Visual and Performing Arts Facility, and an Art and Pottery Studio. An on-site cafeteria, a track and athletic fields, indoor gyms, and a makerspace support hands-on learning. The Taichung campus operates a boarding program for high school students living away from home. Students begin in Kindergarten and study through Grade 12, with AP testing available for coursework. The school is accredited by ACSI and WASC and emphasizes a Biblically integrated education that fosters spiritual and ethical growth alongside academics.
