Clark Memorial International High School
Clark Memorial International High School is a private upper-secondary correspondence school with campuses all over Japan. The school is named for William Smith Clark, and was founded in 1992 in Hokkaido, Japan.
History
-Founding, expansion, any changes in organization
The operator of this school is Gakkou Houjin Soushi Gakuen[1] （学校法人創志学園,SOSHI Educational Group) The principal of this school is Yoichi Yoshida（吉田洋一）since April 1st, 2022. The honorary principal is Yuichiro Miura (三浦雄一郎), ex-professional skier.
・1992 - Clark Memorial International High School, Japan's sixth wide area correspondence high school and the first in 25 years, opened.
・1993 - Clark introduced the nation's first social experience learning program.
・1995 - Clark opened the "Seminar System," which anticipated the integrated learning program.
・1998 - Correspondence course based on a credit system was established.
・1999 - "Kita no Daichi Genki no Izumi Campus" established (Fukagawa, Hokkaido).
・2001 - The principal, Yuichiro Miura, and his students successfully climbed Mera Peak (6,476 meters above sea level) in the Himalayas. The students set a record as the world's youngest climbers (18 years old).
・2002 - Performance course students performed the musical "SILVER" at the 300 People Theater in Tokyo.
・2003 - Number of students exceeds 10,000 nationwide.
・2004 - Clark Memorial Himalayan Primary School (Nepal) opened.
・2006 - Tomoka Takeuchi and Eri Yanetani（家根谷依里)(graduates of the school) competed in snowboarding at the Winter Olympics in Turin.
・2011 - Clark's first all-girls school, Yokohama-Aoba Campus, opens in Aoba-ku,(青葉区,Aoba Ward) Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture.
・2012 (Heisei 24) - Clark celebrates its 20th anniversary.
・2016 (Heisei 28) - The hardball team of the Hokkaido Main School wins the North Hokkaido Tournament for the first time in its third year of existence and participates in the 98th National High School Baseball Championship Tournament. The team makes its first appearance at Koshien. This was the second correspondence high school to participate in the Koshien Tournament after Chikyu-Kankyo High School in the spring of 2012 (and the first in the summer Koshien Tournament). This is the third school with a school name containing katakana to appear in Koshien, following Koza High School in the spring of 1965 and Ursula Academy of the Sacred Heart in the summer of 2005.
・2017 (Heisei 29) - The school celebrated its 25th anniversary and held a commemorative event in Ariake, Tokyo.
・2018 (Heisei 30) - The first mook book (ISBN 978-4022791863) is published by Asahi Shimbun Publishing, the first for a Japanese high school. The hardball team reached the finals for the second time in two years in its fifth year of existence but finished runner-up.
・2019 - In its sixth year of existence, the hardball team reached the finals for the third time in two consecutive years but finished runner-up.
・2020 - In its seventh year of existence, the hardball team reached the finals for the fourth time in three consecutive years and won the championship.
・2021 - Clark Next Tokyo opens in Itabashi-Ku, Tokyo. (板橋区,Itabashi Ward,東京)
・2022 - The hardball team participated in the 94th National High School Baseball Tournament for the first time.
・2023 - The baseball team participates in the 95th Memorial High School Baseball Tournament for the second consecutive year. The team participated in the 105th National High School Baseball Championship Tournament for the second time in seven years. On the third day of the tournament, the team won its first game in the first round against Maebashi Commercial High School, a representative of Gunma Prefecture, in the second game of the tournament.[2]
Academics
Distance learning
通信制学校
全日型通信制
単位制
FLEX
The FLEX course allows students attending a correspondence high school to take the minimum number of days of attendance required to graduate, plus additional classes on days of the students' choosing.
Clark SMART
Study Plus
WingNet
English Central
Course system
スクーリング
Schooling is the process of taking classes at a correspondence school in person rather than at home
Athletics
Baseball (Boys)
Baseball (Girls)
E-Sports
Gymnastics
Soccer (Sannomiya)
Table Tennis
Extracurricular Activities
Volunteer
Study abroad
Student council
Hokkaido
Fukagawa Campus
Baseball Club
Girls’ Volleyball Club
Asahikawa Campus
Sapporo Ōdori Campus
Sapporo Shiraishi Campus
Tomakomai Campus
Kushiro Campus
Miyagi Prefecture
Sendai Campus
Akita Prefecture
Akita Campus
Fukushima Prefecture
Iwaki Campus
Kyoto Prefecture
Kyoto campus
Pop Music Club
Table Tennis Club
Osaka Prefecture
Osaka Umeda Campus
Debate Club
Table Tennis Club
CLARK SMART Osaka Umeda/
Tennoji Campus
Pop Music Club
Dance Club
Track-and-Field Club
E-Sports Club
CLARK SMART Osaka Tennoji
Hyogo Prefecture
Ashiya Campus
CLARK SMART Ashiya
Kobe Sannomiya Campus
Sanda Campus
E-Sports Circle
Sports Circle
Manga Illustration Circle
Toyooka Campus
Himeji Campus
Tokyo
Tokyo Campus
CLARK SMART Tokyo
CLARK NEXT Tokyo
CLARK NEXT Akihabara
Kanagawa Prefecture
Yokohama Campus
CLARK SMART Yokohama
Yokohama Aoba Campus
Atsugi Campus
Saitama Prefecture
Saitama Campus
CLARK NEXT Saitama
Tokorozawa Campus
Chiba Prefecture
Chiba Campus
CLARK SMART Chiba
Kashiwa Campus
Gunma Prefecture
Maebashi Campus
Kiryu Campus
Tochigi Prefecture
Utsunomiya Campus
Shizuoka Prefecture
Shizuoka Campus
Hamamatsu Campus
Aichi Prefecture
Nagoya Campus
CLARK SMART Nagoya
Aichi Campus
Gifu Prefecture
Gifu Campus
Gifu Tajimi Campus
Fukui Prefecture
Fukui Campus
Hiroshima Prefecture
Hiroshima Campus
Okayama Prefecture
Okayama Campus
Tottori Prefecture
Tottori Campus
Yonago Campus
Yamaguchi Prefecture
Yamaguchi Campus
Shūnan Campus
Fukuoka Prefecture
Fukuoka Campus
CLARK SMART Fukuoka
Fukuoka Sawara Campus
Kitakyūshū
Kitakyūshū Campus
Kurume Campus
Kumamoto Prefecture
Kumamoto Campus
Kagoshima Prefecture
Kagoshima Campus
Saga Prefecture
Saga Campus
Nagasaki Prefecture
Nagasaki Campus
Oita Prefecture
Oita Campus
Miyazaki Prefecture
Miyagi Campus
Okinawa Prefecture
Naha Campus
Locations
Clark Memorial International High School（クラーク記念国際高等学校）is a correspondence and credit-based system high school in Japan that headquarters is in 3-2-40, Osamunai town, Fukagawa City, Hokkaido, Japan. This school is the sole private high school in Fukagawa City. There are locations[3] across Japan.
Hokkaido
Fukagawa Campus
Asahikawa Campus
Sapporo Ōdori Campus
Sapporo Shiraishi Campus
Tomakomai Campus
Kushiro Campus
Miyagi Prefecture
Sendai Campus
Akita Prefecture
Akita Campus
Fukushima Prefecture
Iwaki Campus
Kyoto Prefecture
Kyoto Campus
Osaka Prefecture
Osaka Umeda Campus
CLARK SMART Osaka Umeda
Tennoji Campus
CLARK SMART Osaka Tennoji
Hyogo Prefecture
Ashiya Campus
CLARK SMART Ashiya
Kobe Sannomiya Campus
Sanda Campus
Toyooka Campus
Himeji Campus
Tokyo
Tokyo Campus
CLARK SMART Tokyo
CLARK NEXT Tokyo
CLARK NEXT Akihabara
Kanagawa Prefecture
Yokohama Campus
CLARK SMART Yokohama
Yokohama Aoba Campus
Atsugi Campus
Saitama Prefecture
Saitama Campus
CLARK NEXT Saitama/
Tokorozawa Campus
Chiba Prefecture
Chiba Campus
CLARK SMART Chiba
Kashiwa Campus
Gunma Prefecture
Maebashi Campus
Kiryu Campus
Tochigi Prefecture
Utsunomiya Campus
Shizuoka Prefecture
Shizuoka Campus
Hamamatsu Campus
Aichi Prefecture
Nagoya Campus
CLARK SMART Nagoya
Aichi Campus
Gifu Prefecture
Gifu Campus
Gifu Tajimi Campus
Fukui Prefecture
Fukui Campus
Hiroshima Prefecture
Hiroshima Campus
Okayama Prefecture
Okayama Campus
Tottori Prefecture
Tottori Campus
Yonago Campus
Yamaguchi Prefecture
Yamaguchi Campus
Partner school Shūnan Campus
Fukuoka Prefecture
Fukuoka Campus
CLARK SMART Fukuoka
Partner school Fukuoka Sawara campus
Kitakyūshū
Kitakyūshū Campus
Kurume Campus
Kumamoto Prefecture
Kumamoto Campus
Kagoshima Prefecture
Kagoshima Campus
Saga Prefecture
Saga Campus
Nagasaki Prefecture
Nagasaki Campus
Oita Prefecture
Oita Campus
Miyazaki Prefecture
Miyagi Campus
Okinawa Prefecture
Naha Campus
Notable Alumni
Actors
Voice actors
Athletes
Others
Notable Faculty
Awards
-Baseball
Baseball team were chosen to participate in the 94th , 95th and 105th national high school invitational baseball tournament.[4]
-Fencing
Oyama Keisi was runner-up in the men's fencing game called saber in 2015.[5]
-Gymnastics
Kishi Rina won the national high school all-round gymnastics girls' individual championship in 2023.[6]
-Rhythmic sports gymnastics
Shibayama Ruriko won the national high school all-round rhythmic sports gymnastics girls' individual championship in 2017[7] and 2018[8]
-E-Sports
Clark Memorial International High School CLARK NEXT Akihabara Campus won third place in the League of Legends category at the 5th National High School eSports Championships. [9]
-English Contests
JEMUN conference-Kindai-September 2023-Positive Impact Award[10]
News
・Clark memorial International High School,Tokyo University’s Graduate School of Engineering,and Space BD said,Artificial satellite has completed in March 17th 2023 at the “Space Education Project”by high school students.[11]
・Supo Gomi(スポGOMI) were organised on a national scale to celebrate the 30th anniversary. Supo Gomi are sporting litter pickers that compete among groups of litter pickers.[12]
References
- ↑ https://seg.ac.jp/english
- ↑ https://www.clark.ed.jp/information/history/
- ↑ https://www.clark.ed.jp/campus/
- ↑ https://www.jhbf.or.jp/senbatsu/outing/91-95.html
- ↑ https://www.ihresult.com/#result/IH_2015FEM003/15FEM13012
- ↑ https://kirokukensaku.net/0IH23/detail_20230805_02020060900.html
- ↑ https://www.ihresult.com/#result/IH_2017GRW024/17GRW12001
- ↑ https://www.ihresult.com/#result/IH_2018GRW024/17GRW12001
- ↑ https://www.ajhs-esports.jp/news/2023/0213.html
- ↑ https://www.clark.ed.jp/campus/kanagawa-yokohama/yokohama-events/71079/
- ↑ https://ict-enews.net/2023/03/22clark-2/
- ↑ https://www.clark.ed.jp/campus/kanagawa-yokohama/yokohama-events/71079/?doing_wp_cron=1700459681.6621549129486083984375
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