Thailand, Chiang Rai
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Council of International Schools (CIS) Member: Membership in CIS reflects the school’s engagement with a global community committed to high standards in international education.
International Schools Association of Thailand (ISAT): Membership in ISAT connects the school with a network of accredited international schools in Thailand and promotes quality education practices.
Ministry of Education, Thailand: The school is licensed and recognised by the Thai Ministry of Education, authorising it to operate as an educational institution in Thailand.
Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment (ONESQA): Accreditation by ONESQA confirms compliance with Thailand’s national quality standards for education.
One Hope International School (OHIS), nestled in Mae Sai near Thailand’s northern border, began welcoming students in September 2019. It delivers a Common Core–based American curriculum taught in English by native speakers. The school places emphasis on small class sizes—around 12 students on average—setting the stage for personal attention. OHIS serves children aged roughly 3 through elementary levels and will expand its middle school offerings: Grade 8 to follow in August 2026. Beyond that, they plan to open their high school beginning in 2027, starting with Grade 9 and adding grades annually. The campus includes dedicated science, art, music, and Apple technology studios, along with sports facilities like a swimming pool, gymnasium, and courts. Boarding is available, and a school bus service exists. The school maintains an inclusive mission, welcoming students of all nationalities, backgrounds, and religions.
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